New Member Spotlight:Four till Four Cafe
Posted on Jul. 31, 2022 / Subscribe
We are so stoked to welcome Four till Four to the Leucadia Mainstreet Association! Fourtillfour Cafe brings specialty coffee roasted in-house and vintage cars together in a new, secret-garden-type space in Leucadia (W Glaucus & HWY 101). This is the second outpost of Fourtillfour Cafe, established in 2015 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Serving freshly roasted coffee with tasting notes that are unique in the area, along with a variety of organic teas, pastries and bagels. Fourtillfour Cafe is open every day of the week from 7am - 2pm. They look forward to serving the community of Leucadia and beyond, and hosting casual vintage car meetups starting with Porsches + Coffee every first Saturday of the month!
Scroll down for a short chat with Nico Samaras and check them out on Instagram @fourtillfour and @fourtillfourcafe

Where does the name "Four till Four" come from?
The name Fourtillfour, in a literal sense, is a play on the vintage Porsche model, the 356. When you think about it like the time of day, 3:56, is four minutes till four. The name came from an idea that was started 15 years ago, about what old cars represented to me and how they should be driven. A time capsule and a way to view the world.
Where are your pastries and bagels from?
The bagels are made locally by Grandview Bakery. We offer both plain and everything bagels, and top them with our house-made garlic feta dill spread which is incredible.
Favorite Coffee drink?
Depending on the mood, I'll either go for an espresso, drip coffee or recently our cold brew. It's perfectly balanced, full-bodied and smooth. If I want something creamy, I'll go for a short iced oat milk latte.
What inspires the vintage car meetups?
I come from a lineage of car builders and car racers, and have been around it my entire life. My goal is to keep that same love for vintage cars alive that inspired me as a kid.
Favorite type of car?
Would have to be a vintage European 4x4 like a Land Rover Series, or European race cars from the 1950s and 1960s.
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