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PeteB — 2009-11-04T03:50:57Z

removed la-tea-dah/closed

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PeteB — 2009-09-24T01:53:42Z

removed the mez-closed

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- * ["The Mez"] - Formerly Daily Perks Coffee House, still in the ["South Wedge"]

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meem — 2009-07-21T19:09:43Z

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	+ * ["Dark Horse Coffee"] on ["Dewey Avenue"] across from ["Aquinas Institute"]

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jjjingleheimer — 2009-07-06T14:12:36Z

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PeteB — 2009-04-26T22:17:12Z

+ Roam Cafe

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ScottHendler — 2009-01-22T02:02:32Z

Removed Cafe Vas

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AlexanderGartley — 2008-11-19T21:17:57Z

removed redundant heading from the top of the page

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PeteB — 2008-10-01T17:13:08Z

Changed House of Hamez to The Mez

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TippingPoint — 2008-09-29T17:21:05Z

+lovin cup

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PeteB — 2008-09-21T02:54:26Z

+ Moonlight Creamery

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TippingPoint — 2008-09-17T20:26:22Z

+la tea da

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PeteB — 2008-08-09T18:02:52Z

+ Crabby Dan's Grill & Coffee

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GaryGocek — 2008-08-01T16:30:20Z

fairport village coffee, new rocwiki page

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- * [http://FairportVillageCoffee.com Fairport Village Coffee & Wine Bar] in ["Fairport"]	+ * ["Fairport Village Coffee"] in ["Fairport"]

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DaveMahon — 2008-05-24T13:04:07Z

Cafe Geo outcompeted by Panara

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yorgle — 2008-05-21T14:08:11Z

added Cafe Vas

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DaveMahon — 2008-02-26T02:12:59Z

replaced broken link to dmoz.net with wikipedia link

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- Coffeehouses are the latest in drinking establishments that have become [http://user.gru.net/domz/third.htm "the third place"] in American culture. '''Cafes just sell coffee, coffeehouses are a places to build community and/or hold events.''' They are a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.	+ Coffeehouses are the latest in drinking establishments that have become [wiki:wikipedia:The_Third_Place "the third place"] in American culture. '''Cafes just sell coffee, coffeehouses are a places to build community and/or hold events.''' They are a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.

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GeorgeKastrinos — 2008-02-08T18:18:41Z

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	+ * ["Muddy Waters Coffee House"] - Coffee, Pastries, Cozy, Quiet, Free WiFi. South Wedge / Highland Park area.

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DaveMahon — 2007-10-10T18:29:08Z

alphabetized, added House of Hamez

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	+ * ["Espresso Garden Cafe"] in ["Greece"] + * [http://FairportVillageCoffee.com Fairport Village Coffee & Wine Bar] in ["Fairport"] + * ["Flat Iron Cafe"] on Rochester's west side (["Lyell Avenue"]) + * ["House of Hamez"] - Formerly Daily Perks Coffee House, still in the ["South Wedge"] + * ["Java Joe's"] at the ["Public Market"] + * ["Java's Cafe"] in the ["East End"] + * [http://www.javajunction.com Java Junction] in ["Brockport"] + * [http://JoeBeanCafe.com/ Joe Bean] Coffee & Tea House in ["Webster"] + * ["Sips Coffee Shop"] in ["Irondequoit"] + * ["Spin Caffe"] 3 locations
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- * ["Java Joe's"] at the ["Public Market"] - * ["Flat Iron Cafe"] on Rochester's west side (["Lyell Avenue"]) - * [http://www.javajunction.com Java Junction] in ["Brockport"] - * [http://FairportVillageCoffee.com Fairport Village Coffee & Wine Bar] in ["Fairport"] - * ["Espresso Garden Cafe"] in ["Greece"] - * ["Sips Coffee Shop"] in ["Irondequoit"] - * ["Earthtones Coffee House"] in ["Webster"] - * [http://JoeBeanCafe.com/ Joe Bean] Coffee & Tea House in ["Webster"] - * ["Canaltown Coffee Roasters"] 2 locations - * ["Cafe Geo"] in ["Gates"] - * ["Spin Caffe"] 3 locations

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PeteB — 2007-09-17T23:01:34Z

Removed Daily Perks Coffeehouse-closed

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- * ["Daily Perks Coffeehouse"] in the ["South Wedge"] - '''Closed August 2007'''

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RachelRobbins — 2007-09-16T22:35:05Z

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EricLarsson — 2007-05-09T15:07:21Z

wikify equal grounds link

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- * [http://PrideConnection.net/ Equal=Grounds] run by the ["Pride Connection"] in the ["South Wedge"]	+ * ["Equal Grounds"] run by the ["Pride Connection"] in the ["South Wedge"]

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BridgetteTaylor — 2007-01-13T09:07:04Z

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-01-12T08:10:41Z

fixed last edit -Coffee Connection should have been a rename and not an addition

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-01-12T08:09:09Z

added 'Coffee Connection'

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DaveMahon — 2007-01-12T01:26:30Z

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	+ ------ + ''2007-01-11 20:26:30'' [[nbsp]] The difference is in the intent. If the business focuses itself around the coffee, then it's a coffeehouse. If the focus is on the food, then it's a cafe. Witness the difference between Spot and Starry Nite's. --["DaveMahon"]

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DaveMahon — 2007-01-12T01:11:14Z

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AlexanderGartley — 2007-01-11T20:41:27Z

updated link to 'Leaf & Bean' so it links to the wiki page

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- * [http://local.google.com/local?hs=j7f&hl=en&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&q=Leaf%20%26%20Bean%20Coffee%20Rochester&btnG=Search&sa=N&tab=il/ Leaf & Bean (Google Maps)] Chili (SW Rochacha). Many a good performers here. Like Kinloch Nelson and Snoop Dogg. (just joking about Snoop)	+ * ["Leaf & Bean Coffee"] Chili (SW Rochacha). Many a good performers here. Like Kinloch Nelson and Snoop Dogg. (just joking about Snoop)

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ScottHendler — 2006-11-07T03:19:12Z

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MrPhil — 2006-09-30T00:40:25Z

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TomKaminski — 2006-08-03T12:29:28Z

Added D&C article about coffeehouses, Flat Iron Cafe, Sips, Espresso Garden Cafe

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	+ + == Articles about Coffeehouses == + + * [http://democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060803/BUSINESS/608030351 D&C Article by Shaena Henry: Coffeehouses connect here] "Coffeehouses have become more than just places to buy a cup of coffee. They offer social experiences where customers can be entertained and relax in a unique atmosphere." +

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PeteB — 2006-07-26T23:20:53Z

Renamed from "coffeehouses" (Corrected capitalization)

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PeteB — 2006-07-26T23:20:28Z

Removed Paradigm as it's closed

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JohnLam — 2006-07-22T03:37:42Z

added Java Joe's; fixed Java's Cafe; grouped Equal=Grounds with the Wedge

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- ''2005-11-01 13:12:57'' [[nbsp]] Contrasting the first paragraph [now under ''History''], the second gives latitude for beer and wine, and some coffee drinks include alcohol or alcohol-base flavoring. Dual categories with near duplicate listings are confusing. The categories are vague, and should be reorganized. Interestingly, Frontier Yellow Pages has a category for coffeehouses, but not cafes. --["JohnLam"]	+ ''2005-11-01 13:12:57'' [[nbsp]] Contrasting the first paragraph [now under ''History''], the second gives latitude for “beer and wine”, and some coffee drinks include alcohol or alcohol-base flavoring. Dual categories with near duplicate listings are confusing. The categories are vague, and should be reorganized. Interestingly, Frontier Yellow Pages has a category for “coffeehouses”, but not “cafes”. --["JohnLam"]

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EricLarsson — 2006-07-19T17:31:40Z

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EricLarsson — 2006-07-19T17:31:09Z

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JohnLam — 2006-04-18T18:35:00Z

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- ''2006-04-18 08:29:19'' [[nbsp]] Coffeehouses can serve alcohol. Cafes can serve food. They permit no mingling and have no community. Starbucks is not a coffeehouse. Okay? I think i understand? --["JohnLam"] + ''2006-04-18 08:29:19'' [[nbsp]] Coffeehouses can serve alcohol. Cafes can serve food, but they permit no mingling and have no community. Starbucks is not a coffeehouse. Okay? I think i understand? --["JohnLam"]

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TomKaminski — 2006-04-18T10:59:42Z

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- ''2006-04-18 08:58:34'' [[nbsp]] I believe this needs to be reworded. The idea of a coffeehouse is where a group of people come together regularly - artists, poets, musicians, political activists, gamers, board game players. Most coffeehouses have a stage or an area designated as a stage. Both coffeehouses and cafes have (local) art on the wall, but a coffeehouse may have a night where artists present their work. Cafes are more for socializing. Both serve beverages and food. I don't think the point is not what they serve, it's the theme of the place. Rochester is unique in that we have many of these type of places. Buffalo, for example, does not (has SPoT and PeopleArt). --["TomKaminski"]	+ ''2006-04-18 08:58:34'' [[nbsp]] I believe this needs to be reworded. The idea of a coffeehouse is where a group of people come together regularly - artists, poets, musicians, political activists, gamers, board game players. Most coffeehouses have a stage or an area designated as a stage. Both coffeehouses and cafes have (local) art on the wall, but a coffeehouse may have a night where artists present their work. Cafes are more for socializing. Both serve beverages and food. I don't think the point is what they serve, it's the theme of the place. Rochester is unique in that we have many of these type of places. Buffalo, for example, does not (has SPoT and PeopleArt). --["TomKaminski"]

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TomKaminski — 2006-04-18T10:58:34Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-04-18 08:58:34'' [[nbsp]] I believe this needs to be reworded. The idea of a coffeehouse is where a group of people come together regularly - artists, poets, musicians, political activists, gamers, board game players. Most coffeehouses have a stage or an area designated as a stage. Both coffeehouses and cafes have (local) art on the wall, but a coffeehouse may have a night where artists present their work. Cafes are more for socializing. Both serve beverages and food. I don't think the point is not what they serve, it's the theme of the place. Rochester is unique in that we have many of these type of places. Buffalo, for example, does not (has SPoT and PeopleArt). --["TomKaminski"]

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JohnLam — 2006-04-18T10:31:36Z

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JohnLam — 2006-04-18T10:29:19Z

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JohnLam — 2006-04-18T10:08:37Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T03:09:06Z

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- ''2006-01-05 00:31:01'' [[nbsp]] I agree with Tom on the strength of brews. The closest I've come to a strong brew is StarryNites "doppio" Espresso. Starbucks machines are wicked expensive and it takes about a minimum $7,000 investment to extrude that "panic-attack" like strength of Starbucks line of coffees. Talk to "Cole" on the 2nd floor of Midtown mall and his Seattles Best kiosk. Though not a coffeehouse, he will try to give you the "community" all himself and easily the taste and strength of Starbucks. --["JayPeek"]	+ ''2006-01-05 00:31:01'' [[nbsp]] I agree with Tom on the strength of brews. The closest I've come to a strong brew is StarryNites "doppio" Espresso. Starbucks machines are wicked expensive and it takes about a minimum $7,000 investment to extrude that "panic-attack" like strength of Starbucks line of coffees. Talk to "Cole" on the 2nd floor of Midtown mall and his Seattles Best kiosk. Though not a coffeehouse, he will try to give you the "community" all himself and easily the taste and strength of Starbucks. (note: a "small" is $1 only) --["JayPeek"]

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T03:02:21Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:57:39Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:38:39Z

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- ''2006-01-05 00:31:01'' [[nbsp]] I agree with Tom on the strength of brews. The closest I've come to a strong brew is StarryNites "doppio" Espresso. Starbucks machines are wicked expensive and it takes about a minimum $7,000 investment to extrude that "panic-attack" like strength of Starbucks line of coffees. Talk to "Cole" on the 2nd floor of Midtown mall and his Seattles Best. Though not a coffeehouse, he will try to give you the "community" all himself and easily the taste and strength of Starbucks. --["JayPeek"]	+ ''2006-01-05 00:31:01'' [[nbsp]] I agree with Tom on the strength of brews. The closest I've come to a strong brew is StarryNites "doppio" Espresso. Starbucks machines are wicked expensive and it takes about a minimum $7,000 investment to extrude that "panic-attack" like strength of Starbucks line of coffees. Talk to "Cole" on the 2nd floor of Midtown mall and his Seattles Best kiosk. Though not a coffeehouse, he will try to give you the "community" all himself and easily the taste and strength of Starbucks. --["JayPeek"]

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:37:23Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:33:36Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:32:02Z

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JayPeek — 2006-01-05T02:31:01Z

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	+ ------ + ''2006-01-05 00:31:01'' [[nbsp]] I agree with Tom on the strength of brews. The closest I've come to a strong brew is StarryNites "doppio" Espresso. Starbucks machines are wicked expensive and it takes about a minimum $7,000 investment to extrude that "panic-attack" like strength of Starbucks line of coffees. Talk to "Cole" on the top floor of Midtown with Seattles Best. He will try to give you the community all himself and easily the taste and strength of Starbucks. --["JayPeek"]

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TomKaminski — 2005-11-09T11:10:20Z

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	+ ------ + ''2005-11-09 04:10:20'' [[nbsp]] I have a complaint about the local coffeehouses though. I like really strong coffee and I have yet to find a local coffeehouse that has a really strong blend. It seems watered down. Many have "Witches Brew" and "French Roast", but it comes nothing close to what you can get at Starbucks (i.e. Ethiopian) or Panera Bread. Sorry. Comment here if you find a local place with strong coffee. --["TomKaminski"]

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AndrewWheeland — 2005-11-08T13:53:58Z

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JohnLam — 2005-11-08T05:24:14Z

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- Coffeehouses are just the latest in drinking establishments that have become [http://user.gru.net/domz/third.htm "the third place"] in american culture. '''Cafe's just sell coffee, a coffeehouse is a places that build community and/or holds events.''' If you want a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself, these are the places to do it. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.	+ Coffeehouses are the latest in drinking establishments that have become [http://user.gru.net/domz/third.htm "the third place"] in American culture. '''Cafes just sell coffee, coffeehouses are a places to build community and/or hold events.''' They are a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.
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- While there are many different feels and styles of coffee houses worldwide, the american coffeehouse in the 21st centuary are clearly descended from the espresso and pastry centered Italian-American coffeehouses, by way of the 'beatnick' coffeehouses of the 1960's. Liquor laws, and the feeling that many bars 'push' drinks on people has helped make coffeehouses a part of communities across the United States.	+ While coffeehouses have many different feels and styles worldwide, American coffeehouses of the 21st century descend from the espresso and pastry-centered Italian-American coffeehouses by way of the 'beatnik' coffeehouses of the 1960's. Liquor laws, and the feeling many bars 'push' drinks on people, have helped make coffeehouses a part of communities across the United States.
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- In Rochester, coffee houses usually have espresso, cappucino, latte, iced coffee, teas, flavored chais, fruit smoothies, Italian sodas, and many other concoctions in addition to coffee. Almost all coffee houses have pasteries such as muffins, scones, biscotti, and many have full menus. A few coffeehouses in Rocehster serve beer and wine.	+ In Rochester, coffeehouses usually have espresso, cappuccino, latte, iced coffee, teas, flavored chais, fruit smoothies, Italian sodas, and many other concoctions in addition to coffee. Almost all coffee houses have pastries such as muffins, scones, biscotti, and many have full menus. A few coffeehouses in Rochester serve beer and wine.
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- ''2005-11-01 13:12:57'' [[nbsp]] Contrasting the first paragraph [now under ''History''], the second gives latitude for beer and wine, and some coffee drinks include alchohol or alcohol-base flavoring. Dual categories with near duplicate listings are confusing. The categories are vague, and should be reorganized. Interestingly, Frontier Yellow Pages has a category for coffeehouses, but not cafes. --["JohnLam"]	+ ''2005-11-01 13:12:57'' [[nbsp]] Contrasting the first paragraph [now under ''History''], the second gives latitude for beer and wine, and some coffee drinks include alcohol or alcohol-base flavoring. Dual categories with near duplicate listings are confusing. The categories are vague, and should be reorganized. Interestingly, Frontier Yellow Pages has a category for coffeehouses, but not cafes. --["JohnLam"]

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FarMcKon — 2005-11-06T15:40:43Z

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- - If you want a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself, the locally-owned coffeehouses in and around Rochester can provide a place for you. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.

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- ''2005-11-01 15:34:34'' [[nbsp]] In the old sense of a coffeehouse, it's not what the place serves, it's the sense of community & expression that goes on there. The idea of a coffeehouse is a place to meet - often there is a community there like Perks on Tuesday nights (musicians) or Java's on Monday nights (musicians & poets). They have local art on display. A Cafe is a place to eat - no "community" there. A Rochester asset, each of these places has a vibrant community - the same people spend hours there there every week. Starbuck's doesn't have that. --["TomKaminski"] - ------

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JohnLam — 2005-11-01T20:12:57Z

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TomKaminski — 2005-10-06T12:56:44Z

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TomKaminski — 2005-09-17T11:31:51Z

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	+ ------ + ''2005-09-17 04:31:51'' [[nbsp]] Refer to the first paragraph - coffeehouses could be a subset of cafes - but cafes can be places that just serve food and drink --["TomKaminski"]

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TomKaminski — 2005-08-31T18:02:04Z

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TomKaminski — 2005-08-31T18:01:11Z

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TobinFricke — 2005-08-31T03:26:44Z

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FarMcKon — 2005-08-30T16:15:45Z

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- If you want a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself, it's the locally-owned coffeehouses in and around Rochester that provide a place for you. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.	+ Coffeehouses are just the latest in drinking establishments that have become [http://user.gru.net/domz/third.htm "the third place"] in american culture. While there are many different feels and styles of coffee houses worldwide, the american coffeehouse in the 21st centuary are clearly descended from the espresso and pastry centered Italian-American coffeehouses, by way of the 'beatnick' coffeehouses of the 1960's. Liquor laws, and the feeling that many bars 'push' drinks on people has helped make coffeehouses a part of communities across the United States.
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- In addition to coffee, these places always have espresso, cappucino, latte, iced coffee, teas, flavored chais, fruit smoothies, Italian sodas, and many other concoctions to drink. A few serve beer and wine. Some have full menus, most have muffins, scones, biscotti, and yummy desserts.	+ In Rochester, coffee houses usually have espresso, cappucino, latte, iced coffee, teas, flavored chais, fruit smoothies, Italian sodas, and many other concoctions in addition to coffee. Almost all coffee houses have pasteries such as muffins, scones, biscotti, and many have full menus. A few coffeehouses in Rocehster serve beer and wine. + + If you want a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself, the locally-owned coffeehouses in and around Rochester can provide a place for you. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too.
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	+ = Coffeehouses = + + If you want a place to chill, to write, to draw, to think, or to express yourself, it's the locally-owned coffeehouses in and around Rochester that provide a place for you. They are furnished with unmatched furniture, exposed brick walls, and local artwork. Many have wireless Internet access. The sounds of soft conversation, espresso machines, and music provide atmosphere. And, oh yes, they have good coffee too. + + In addition to coffee, these places always have espresso, cappucino, latte, iced coffee, teas, flavored chais, fruit smoothies, Italian sodas, and many other concoctions to drink. A few serve beer and wine. Some have full menus, most have muffins, scones, biscotti, and yummy desserts. + + Most of the coffeehouses around Rochester have at least one open mike night where musicians can play, poets can emote, or comedians can try to make you laugh. + + Locally-owned coffeehouses in and around Rochester include: + + * Boulder Coffee Co. (Rochester - South Wedge) + * Daily Perks Coffeehouse (Rochester - South Wedge) + * Java's Cafe (Rochester - East End) + * Starry Nite's Cafe (Rochester - ArtWalk Area) + * Java Junction (Brockport) + * Fairport Village Coffee & Wine Bar + * Desert Skies Coffee (Greece) + * Paradigm Cafe (Henrietta) + * Earthtones Coffee House (Webster)