Best coffeeshop you’ve been to when touring schools?

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Hardy and Archetype in Omaha

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Anonymous wrote:It’s fascinating to me how many Aromas fans are chiming in here. Very indicative of how little I should trust the advice of anyone in this forum.

+ 1010100 absolutely

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Anonymous wrote:It’s fascinating to me how many Aromas fans are chiming in here. Very indicative of how little I should trust the advice of anyone in this forum.

What do you recommend?

I recommend not expecting much from Aromas. The coffee’s bad, the atmosphere is weird inside, the line is awkward, and the patio is filthy.

So which one would you recommend?

I haven’t found a good coffee shop in Williamsburg, but I’m intrigued by the Hohl recommendation given earlier. I’ll try that next time.

Hohl for sure but illy is also good

Sip local

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Anonymous wrote:Shenandoah Joe in Charlottesville.

Kindness Cafe!!

https://www.kindnesscafecville.com/

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Anonymous wrote:Tatte - several locations in Boston

This is a chain (owned by Panera) that has locations in the DC area. There must be better places in Boston!

Also a chain, but local (owned by Joanne Chang, Harvard alum): Flour Bakery.

Cicada for Vietnamese coffee is further away in Central Square, between Harvard and MIT

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The student-run coffee shops at UChicago are really cool. https://college.uchicago.edu/news/campus-stories/convenient-caffeine-uchicagos-student-run-coffeehouses

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Anonymous wrote:Tulane: French Truck Coffee in New Orleans.

+1. They opened a location on Maple Street.

RIP PJs on Maple and their little courtyard.

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Anonymous wrote:Tatte - several locations in Boston

This is a chain (owned by Panera) that has locations in the DC area. There must be better places in Boston!

Also a chain, but local (owned by Joanne Chang, Harvard alum): Flour Bakery.

Cicada for Vietnamese coffee is further away in Central Square, between Harvard and MIT

Flour is good. I used to really like 1369, a chain of two, one near Central Sq., one in Inman. And does anyone remember Pamplona near Harvard Sq? It had a timeless feel with reserved waiters and basic stucco interior. I just looked it up and it was a victim of the pandemic.

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Not sure if it is still there but Bolt in Providence was great.

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Grit in Williamsburg is really good (ik it's a Charlottesville business but 🤷‍♂️)

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Atticus in New Haven

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Anonymous wrote:Goodbye Blue Monday in Northfield, Minnesota

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Tulane: French Truck Coffee in New Orleans.

+1. They opened a location on Maple Street.

RIP PJs on Maple and their little courtyard.

Humble Bagel on Freret. The everything bagel with veggie cream cheese and the special cold brew refrigerated and served in the canning jar. I wish DC would go to grad school there so I’d have an excuse to keep coming back.

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My Brigadeiro at Dartmouth

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Little Joy Northfield. Check out their Instagram