Here’s a great piece on Denver Coffeehouses at the Mile Hive:
Never going home again: A Denver coffeehouse guide
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I’m hanging out in the coffeehouses again. Not exactly on the wagon, but I find I get more work done on the caffeine instead of the whiskey. Anyway, I wasn’t having any success to speak of with women at the bars — blinking across the room and nodding stupidly — so why not delve into my work: sitting alone and writing about the women.
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I love coffeehouses (Perk Hill is a frequent stop) and of course cofee but I’m in Denver to be *outside* too. Wonder what ya’ll think of this kind of on-the-go alternative (portable espresso machine) when a good coffee shop simply isn’t nearby. http://www.gonzogadgets.com/portable-espresso-machine Anyone tried one? Would it work to get my fix in Rocky Mtn Natl Park ??
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Very nice piece. This is not your grandmother’s coffee house guide. It’s sexy AND sweet. Thanks for posting this.