Coffee Central by Ethnos is expanding into Senatobia, with plans for a new coffeehouse at 304 W. Main Street, Suite B. The space was reported nearly ready for customers as of last Saturday, with finishing touches still underway, though the company has not announced a precise opening date.
The Senatobia plans were detailed in a report from WhatNow, which noted the business showcased the nearly finished space to prospective customers during the Christmas on Main open house event. The coffeehouse's build-out in the Mississippi 38668 address appears to be in its final stages, according to the same report, even as a firm launch date remains unannounced.
A Growing North Mississippi Coffee Footprint
Coffee Central by Ethnos is already known in DeSoto County as a full-service coffeehouse, according to ediblememphis.com, which lists an existing location at 5627 Getwell Road in Southaven. That outlet's menu includes a full coffeehouse lineup alongside a modest selection of comfort foods, healthy-lifestyle options, prepackaged to-go items, and space set aside for live performers, per the same source.
The business is owned by Tina Tatum, who also serves as CEO and owner of Ethnos Coffee Roasters. The Daily Memphian reports that Tatum owns two coffee shops in north Mississippi and operates a roastery in Arlington, having purchased Ethnos Roasters the previous fall.
A Roastery With Ties To A Local Nonprofit
Separately from the Senatobia expansion, Ethnos Coffee Roasters has a history of charitable partnerships tied to its retail coffee sales. The DeSoto County News reported in 2024 that Ethnos Coffee Roasters and Sista2Sista announced a partnership described as supporting women facing addiction, homelessness, and prostitution, with Ethnos pledging to donate $1 from every retail bag of premium coffee sold directly to the nonprofit.
That arrangement was tied specifically to Ethnos Roasters' retail sales rather than to any particular storefront, and the evidence does not indicate whether the new Senatobia location will be part of that giving program. Still, it adds context to the brand's presence in the region as it prepares to open its newest doors on West Main Street.
