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LMLM + Lagom P64. I use Heart’s Stereo Blend, which I first discovered at Bartavelle in Berkeley (RIP).
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I started keeping track of my favorite places for coffee while traveling a few years ago. If I’ve missed an obvious one somewhere,* please let me know!
- PDX: Heart, Stumptown
- San Diego: Yipao
- Flagstaff: Single Speed
- Helsingborg: Bruket
- Tokyo: Onibus
- Kyoto: Weekenders
- Nara: Any
- Osaka: Seisou
- Tallinn: Paper Mill
- Sandavágur: Fiskastykkið
- Sacramento: Scorpio
- Austin: Idlewild
- Kauai: Dark Horse
- Falkenberg: Swerl
- Mammoth: Black Velvet
- Scottsdale: Berdenas
- Minneapolis:
Bachelor FarmerFRGMNT - DC: Killer E.S.P.
- SLC: La Barba
- Park City: Pink Elephant
- Vegas: PublicUs
- Taipei: Coffee Sweet
- Copenhagen: Prolog
- Zürich: Kraftwerk
- Sioux Falls: Coffea
- San Francisco: Coffee Movement, Golden Goat
- Santa Fe: Sky
- Albuquerque:
PrismaticLittle Bear - Palo Alto: Verve
- LA: Menotti’s
- Martinez: States
- Truckee: Dark Horse
- Monterey: Captain + Stoker
- Petaluma: Acre
- Chicago: Intelligentsia
- Basel: frühling
- Aix: Mana
- Paris: Coutume
Instituutti - Göteborg: DaMatteo
- Stockholm: Drop
- Philly: Elixr
- Sydney: Skittle Lane, Edition (CBD), Paramount, Single O (Surry Hills)
- Canberra: Cupping Room
- Lisbon: Copenhagen Coffee Lab, Kossie’s
- NYC: Café Integral (downtown), Terremoto (Chelsea)
- Kittery: Lil’s
- Cambridge: Curio
*I’ve been asked a few times why Seattle is not here. It’s complicated. I lived there ages ago; it’s where my coffee problem started. But when I went back to my then-favorite cafe, Caffe Vita, it was just too dark for me. I guess my tastes have changed, and I just haven’t spent enough time there recently to have an informed opinion on the many great coffee shops I know are there. I did have a great coffee at Mr West downtown when I was there for a conference but couldn’t make it further afield.