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Coffee To the People
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They talk the talk, and they walk the walk. The friendly, hip baristas at Coffee to the People serve up artisan, organic and fair trade espresso, vegan pastries, and other delicious items. The cafe is a testament to the best hippy values from the Haight-Ashbury in the 1960s: peace, love, equality, and freedom of expression. You can't miss it. You walk in and are surrounded by it: posters, slogans, quotes, books in their cool library, even the tables shout it out. And to go with it, the owners serve only fair trade and organic coffee and tea AND they give a portion of their profits to charities. Why give your $3 to Starbucks when you can get better coffee here and feel good about yourself at the same time.
Pros: Organic coffee, Friendly staff, Cool atmosphere
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