Why it's in the guide
A charming locally-owned coffee shop that feels like it belongs in a quiet Italian piazza. Artisan coffee from small-batch roasters, proper pastries, and the kind of warm service that makes you want to linger. Dog-friendly with decent Wi-Fi, so it doubles as a working cafe during the week. The courtyard out back is the summer move.
The natas are the quiet speciality, and the walls double as a rotating gallery for local artists. It closes mid-afternoon, so go early.
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