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Taft Street Coffee
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
This place is likely to be different from any coffee shop you've ever visited. I like Diedrich's, the Daily Grind, Inversion and many more in Montrose and the surrounding area, but Taft is unique in its decor and environment. The art gallery in the next room frequently rotates through a wide variety of paintings, sculptures and photos (seems like they're usually gone after only about a month), and you might be surprised to realize that the books on the shelves are intended to be a bookstore (there's only one of each book, and you can tell that someone who really cares was quite particular when picking the ones that you see). I'm not as refined in my coffee tastes as some, but I do enjoy their lattes and cafe au lait. However, from the beginning my favorites were the sweet Vietnamese coffee (iced) and even just the straight iced coffee (for some reason I prefer theirs to anyone else's). Just look for the red brick building which is Ecclesia. The church is not Catholic as someone on coffeegeekDOTcom suggested, but I'm sure they'd welcome the confusion since they're not into giving off partisan or denominational cues. I find the baristas to be friendly, and it's cool that the next room regularly hosts the Central City Co-Op (where you can get your organic produce and other foods). Parking is available in the back or on the neighborhood streets, so go here for a slower-paced cup of coffee and the complete opposite of any corporate chain.
Pros: Quiet, surprisingly unique environment/decor, selection of books, my favorite iced coffee and Vietnamese coffee
Cons: I'm sad when there's a chicory shortage (because they use that for their Vietnamese coffee)
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