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  1. Campesino Coffee House

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    Café de olla arrives in a clay mug at this Latin-inflected coffee shop tucked into a converted bungalow in Montrose. The traditional Mexican brew, steeped with cinnamon and piloncillo, is reason enough to visit, but empanadas and tamales with plantain chips make a reasonable case for staying through lunch. Laptops outnumber idle hands on most afternoons, and the horchata keeps the non-coffee crowd from feeling like an afterthought.

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    • Café de olla

      “its must-try café de olla, a traditional Mexican coffee brewed with ground coffee, cinnamon, and piloncillo (a traditional brown sugar-like candy), served in a clay mug”

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    • Horchata

      “For those seeking a non-caffeinated option, the horchata is a refreshing alternative.”

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