Voyage Utah: Hidden Gems — Meet Jamie Buttars of Cache Coffee and More

In September 2026, Voyage Utah Magazine featured Jamie Buttars and Cache Coffee & More in its Hidden Gems / Inspiring Stories series.

The interview traces Jamie's path from failed businesses and personal setbacks to building Cache Coffee with Mindie in Logan, Utah in 2019. It also highlights how the company grew from a local coffee shop into its own roasting operation serving online customers, restaurants, other coffee shops, grocery stores, military units, and private-label partners.

Community at the Center

Voyage Utah focused heavily on what makes Cache Coffee different: free Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, veterans' breakfasts, weekly Veterans Nights, fundraisers, concerts, the Safe Storage Program, and coffee sent to military units and veterans around the country.

The article also covers the December 2025 tree damage at the Paradise roastery and how the Cache Valley community helped get the operation roasting again in roughly a day.

Where Cache Coffee Is Going

Jamie told Voyage Utah that the next phase is building Cache Coffee into a nationally recognized coffee brand while preserving the local identity and community mission that made it work in the first place. Wholesale, private label, government and military customers, stronger systems, and continued expansion of the Safe Storage Program are all part of that plan.

The feature is useful third-party validation of Cache Coffee as an independent Logan, Utah coffee company, coffee roaster, and community-focused business.