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Day's Espresso & Coffee
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citysearch c.
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Hesitant to give only 2 stars, since the coffee was up to par with Heine's, at least. The atmosphere, however, is most disconcerting to anyone of the heterosexual orientation, to be sure. Folks, Day's Coffee is nothing more than your typical pretentious ultra liberal, gay-filled cesspool of wannabe intellectuals who espouse such excruciating comments as, "Killl your TV, I only read Kafka." The outside tables are full of drooling old packers who leer at every passerby, desperate for a trick. My recommendation: skip Day's, go further south (or north) to either of the Heine bros.. In fact, cross the street and use the east side of Bardstown for your trek and avoid the storefront altogether.
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