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    Concrete floors, black accent walls, and two arc-shaped bars make this FiDi coffee shop feel like it wandered in from Brooklyn and decided to stay. A multi-roaster menu pulls from a rotating cast of serious names, and the espresso machine moonlights for by-the-cup drip. There's a small food menu, housemade pastries, and, naturally, wine. Laptop seating is deliberately scarce, which says everything about what the room is for.

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    • Egg and cheese sandwich

      “There are also daytime foods like egg and cheese sandwiches, ricotta pancakes, and grilled chicken wraps.”

      Eater
    • Ricotta pancakes

      “There are also daytime foods like egg and cheese sandwiches, ricotta pancakes, and grilled chicken wraps.”

      Eater
    • Grilled chicken wrap

      “There are also daytime foods like egg and cheese sandwiches, ricotta pancakes, and grilled chicken wraps.”

      Eater
    • Fried chicken sandwich

      “a decisively Brooklyn vibe in here as you nibble a fried chicken sandwich to the lilting strains of the Shins and Yo La Tengo.”

      Sprudge

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