Dejavu & Daily Brew in Hancock offers customers antiques, gourmet coffee and home made pastries. At left is a display of glassware on the first floor of the 1903 Victorian home, located 1 mile west of the Portage Lake Lift Bridge on M-203. Below shows a collection of turquoise jewelry and one of three rooms upstairs displaying handbags and vintage jewelry.

HANCOCK — What began as a hobby for antiquers Murial Ruonavar and Keith Halls has turned into a full-scale business and visitors to their shop can see why. Three years ago, Murial and Keith opened Dejavu & Daily Brew in a beautiful 1903 Victorian home in Hancock. The more than century-old residence proved the perfect fit for their coffee shop and vast collection of antiques, glassware, furniture and unique collectibles. “We’ve been doing very well here,” Murial said. “We’ve grown every year so far.” The first floor of Dejavu & Daily Brew features the coffee shop in the kitchen. The coffee shop offers home made pastries and freshly brewed coffee, tea and hot chocolate daily. New on the menu are a variety of lattes and iced-coffee drinks in mocha and french vanilla flavors.