MMMM, drinking real coffee here

[HEyHEY]

I was in the Italian area of town last night and picked up a bag of coffee from Cafe Calabria. The place has one "Best coffee in Vancouver" countless times and is just damned good.
Where's the good java in your neck of the woods?

[Arugula Latte]

1. Hey, I'm easy, but a lot of people like the "Coffee People" chain here.

Me -- you put some whole milk foam and vanilla syrup in my latte, and I'm a happy girl. :9

[NewWaveChick1981]

2. A place not far from my house called

Juice & Java. Small independent store (only one in existence) that roasts its own beans. They have a big following. We now have three Starbucks within a four-mile radius and a PJ's Coffee, but Juice & Java's the best. :D

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3. Einstein Bros. Bagels

There is one right next to a starbucks. I don't understand why people go to starbuck. EB's Darn Good house blend is awesome. Perfectly balanced and not too acidic

[Avalux]

4. At my house.

I buy Guatemalan beans and grind them myself; don't use a coffemaker anymore. Boil water then use a manual filter/decanter; takes about 3 or 4 minutes to brew by pouring the water in by hand but it's worth it - no trace of bitterness and a nice strong brew. Mmmmm! :9

[Debi]

5. 'Cup of Joe'

in Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Their 'regular Cup of Joe' hits the spot!

[Bridget Burke]

6. Spec's Liquor Warehouse--downtown Houston.....

Besides having a huge & well-priced selection of liquor, beer & wine, they sell "deli & fine foods."

www.specsonline.com/

They roast their own coffee & grind it while you wait (if you wish.)

(The deli sandwiches are also made while you wait & they are Large!)

(And sometimes liquor or wine reps offer "free samples" while you shop.)