Richard M. wrote: > >Any suggestions for a coffee house in St. Louis espec. one that's open late. > The Venice Cafe, on Pestalozzi across I-55 from the Anheuser-Busch brewery in South St. Louis, is definitively Bohemian. There is also a new coffee house in the DeMun neighborhood, in southern Clayton close to Washington University, but it seems more upscale than Venice. Paul's Books in University City has a cafe/coffee house attached to it called ibid.; Brandt's, also in the U. City loop, is more of a cafe but serves good sippin' coffee; and all of the St. Louis Bread Company stores have a wide assortment of latte, espresso, etc. Hope that helps -- hard to tell whether you meant Starrbucks type coffee houses or Bob Dylan in 1963 type coffee houses. >Any mags or other lists worth getting while I'm there? > The local Reader, Village Voice, Westword, etc. analog is called The Riverfront Times...very good guide to local music scene and cool events. Its restaurant critic is a wry, witty, weird and wired kinda guy who loves to tell people, both in print and on-line, about great places to eat and drink in St. Louis ;-). >thanks >rich > >[email removed]
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