Magpie Cafe announced today that it would close its current R Street location after brunch on Sunday, June 28 and open a week later at its news spot at Powerhouse 16 on Monday, July 6, Cowtown Eats learned on today.

Earlier this week, Magpie tweeted that it had it had started meeting with its employees in the new space.

Thanks @hotitalianpizza for feeding us our first all staff meal at our new spot! pic.twitter.com/6GBVOBnKWS

— Magpie (@MagpieCafeSacto) June 8, 2015

The existing R street location will continue to serve as their catering base as well as serve breakfast pastries, coffee and breakfast sandwiches.

To help staff up the new, larger location, Magpie Cafe is holding open interviews on Monday, June 15 and Tuesday, June 16 from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Powerhouse 16 location. They are looking for full and part time workers to serve as bartenders, baristas, dishwashers, bussers, servers, bakers and kitchen staff.

After the move, Magpie will be located at 1601 16th Street, and can be found online at MagpieCafe.com.

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