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A list of fine food establishments serving specialty coffees
Please post the restaurant name, city and URL and any notes regarding their coffee service.
Tags: bistros, brasseries, cafes, dives, joints, restaurants
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Permalink Reply by Treva on -
minibar, Café Atlantico, Jaleo and Oyamel
Washington DC
Chef José Andrés restaurants
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Permalink Reply by Imbibe Magazine on -
We had an article on restaurants serving specialty coffee in our Sep/Oct 2007 issue. Some include:
Chez Panisse - Berkeley, Calif.
http://chezpanisse.com/
Liberty Tavern - Arlington, Va.
http://www.thelibertytavern.com
Providence - LA
http://www.providencela.com
Tender Greens - Culver City, Calif.
http://www.tendergreensfood.com
The Linkery - San Diego
http://www.thelinkery.com
Rowhouse - Topeka, Kansas
http://www.rowhouserestaurant.net
40 Sardines - Overland Park, Kansas
http://40sardines.com
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Tried to edit, but wanted to add: we also have a recipe for coffee truffles in the same issue. Yum!
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