Abraço
Description
Many coffee connoisseurs rank Abraço at the top of their lists for bean-to-cup excellence. Debuting in a closet-size space on East 7th Street in 2007, it almost instantly burst at the seams. Baristas and customers got more elbow room in 2016 when a move across the street allowed for tables, a bigger kitchen and a front patio. Moist olive oil cake and light sandwiches add to the appeal, as do vinyl records on the turntable.
Features
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