Fulfilling coffee fix easy to do in Athens
JENNIFER JACKSON
Issue date: 8/9/07 Section: Variety
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Starbucks, the powerhouse of coffee, is the first place that comes to mind when a java craving calls, and although they make a wonderful cinnamon-soy-chai latte, their overall café selection is less than extraordinary.
Not to mention, if your day calls for a venti, it could cost you almost as much as a meal.
There are other options, though, appeasing taste buds as well as pocketbooks.
Espresso Royale has a wide selection of coffee flavors for the boldest and meekest coffee-lovers.
Their lattes are only $2 on Wednesdays, any size. For a little extra, patrons may add flavors and create any unique concoction they desire. Try a honey latte for an extra boost in the morning.
If you aren't a coffee lover, Espresso Royale also offers a number of loose-leaf teas from rooibos to oolong.
Many Jittery Joe's shops can be found around town, including in the Student Learning Center on campus.
Although their mixed treats could be better, the medium roast coffee has a nice, bold flavor, only complimented by hazelnut syrup.
Hot Corner, open 24 hours and located downtown, offers a wide variety of drinks - both classic and unique in flavor.
"My favorite coffee is Hot Corner's house medium roast. It is actually flavorful, and never has a burnt taste, unlike some of the bigger corporations around town," said Jessie Bandy, a junior from Austin, Texas.
Their 'White China Freeze' combines the perfect amount of white chocolate and chai to make any hot day refreshing; they will also make it as a hot drink if your heart so desires.
Walker's Coffee Shop and Pub has a great caramel apple cider, and a large selection of coffee flavors, none leaving anything to complain about.
Look for discount cards at each coffee shop; there may be a free drink in store.
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CoastalDawg
posted 8/09/07 @ 12:57 PM EST
A couple of years ago David Green and David Pollack announced plans to open a coffee shop in Athens. Did that ever actually happen and if it did where is it located if it is still in business? Enquiring minds want to know. (Continued…)
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