The coffee shop has been a staple on Ponce for nearly 31 years. It began serving coffee to customers with a sign that said "Ready to Pour in 94."

Java Jive announced it will be closing its doors after 30 years in business on Ponce de Leon Avenue. The announcement on social media says the eatery’s last day will be on December 22.

A beloved breakfast spot in Atlanta’s Virginia-Highland neighborhood is closing after more than 30 years. The owners of Java Jive said in a social media post Monday that they’ll shut their doors before the year’s end.

Java Jive, a beloved breakfast institution in Atlanta, is closing Dec. 22 after 30 years on Ponce. The restaurant is known for its retro vibe, big, fluffy biscuits, and egg dishes like the Greek omelet and Sante Fe breakfast scramble.