Meg's Story
Meg-A-Latte: Brewing Community One Cup at a Time
for Meg Wold, coffee isn’t just a beverage—it’s a way of life. As a college student managing a coffee shop, Meg fell in love with the unique energy of coffee shop culture. The aroma of fresh-brewed espresso, the gentle hum of conversation, and the sense of connection fostered by a simple cup of coffee left a lasting impression. She saw firsthand how a coffee shop could be more than just a business; it could be the heartbeat of a community.
After college, Meg returned to her hometown of Williston, North Dakota, with a dream of creating something of her own. As a mom with a deep love of coffee and a vision for connecting with her community, the answer was clear—a coffee shop. In February 2012, she opened the doors to her first location, calling it Meg-A-Latte, a playful nod to her passion for coffee.
After college, Meg returned to her hometown of Williston, North Dakota, with a dream of creating something of her own. As a mom with a deep love of coffee and a vision for connecting with her community, the answer was clear—a coffee shop. In February 2012, she opened the doors to her first location, calling it Meg-A-Latte, a playful nod to her passion for coffee.
The little shop quickly became a beloved local hub. Customers came not just for the coffee but for the warm, welcoming atmosphere Meg had envisioned back in her college days. From early-morning regulars to study groups and friends catching up, Meg-A-Latte became a space where the community could gather, relax, and connect.
Over the years, Meg-A-Latte grew beyond Williston. The success of her first location inspired Meg to expand, and today, her dream has blossomed into a thriving business with three locations in Williston, as well as shops in Watford City and Minot. But Meg-A-Latte isn’t stopping there. With a commitment to spreading her love for coffee and community, she is currently opening new locations in Bismarck, Grand Forks, and Fargo, bringing her signature warmth and exceptional coffee to even more North Dakota communities.
After college, Meg returned to her hometown of Williston, North Dakota, with a dream of creating something of her own. As a mom with a deep love of coffee and a vision for connecting with her community, the answer was clear—a coffee shop. In February 2012, she opened the doors to her first location, calling it Meg-A-Latte, a playful nod to her passion for coffee.
At the heart of Meg-A-Latte’s success is Meg’s unwavering belief that coffee has the power to bring people together. Whether it’s a busy mom grabbing a much-needed latte or a group of students sharing ideas over energy drinks, every sip is a reminder of the connections we share.
As Meg-A-Latte continues to grow, one thing remains constant: it’s more than just a coffee shop. It’s a place where everyone is welcome, and every cup is brewed with love. Meg’s journey from college coffee shop manager to entrepreneur and community leader is proof that with passion, hard work, and a little caffeine, dreams really can come true.
After college, Meg returned to her hometown of Williston, North Dakota, with a dream of creating something of her own. As a mom with a deep love of coffee and a vision for connecting with her community, the answer was clear—a coffee shop. In February 2012, she opened the doors to her first location, calling it Meg-A-Latte, a playful nod to her passion for coffee.
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