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Books are surprisingly the only things being looked at by the sidewalk cafe patrons of Joe Bar on East Roy Street at Harvard on Capitol Hill. I found out after I took this shot that they limit their wifi hours, and that's why this scene differs so radically from other coffee houses in Seattle. If you visit this neighborhood, this is the place to come for crepes and and other menu items with a decidedly European bent. This year they added wine and beer to the offerings. It is across from a popular theater and is a wonderful place to people watch, rain or shine. There is also an art display within. joe+bar Seattle+cafe East+Roy+Street+cafe Capitol+Hill crepes+Seattleindependent+coffee+houses+Seattle Joe+Bar+Seattle
11 comments:
its certainly a place to see and to be seen at..
C'est vraiment une superbe idée (leur site internet est tres beau, avec de belles peintures).
Cela donne envie d'y passer faire un tour
Sounds like a nice and cozy place to relax and eat crepes :)
I am always amazed by your interesting and divergent city. I had no idea there were so many quaint places.
This is so funny to me because I always read the paper online, but this morning for no reason I went and picked up a few papers. It was rather nice! Sometimes it's good to turn off the computer... said the girl with 3 blogs.
I'd go there and enjoy it!
this would be my kind of place, i just left a comment on OCP DP how anti starbuck i am (too much power they have, monopoly at it's highest).
great atmospheric photo, it makes you want to go there now.
Yes, agree with jazzy, wish I could sit there. Beautiful.
I call reading a book at the cafe, HI-wifi. It should be done with great regularity.
Mike, HI-WiFi indeed!
-Kim
I wonder if seattle has the most coffee houses in the u.s. hmmmm interesting that no laptops are in sight as well!
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