This neighborhood hangout offers coffee roasted on the premises, a selection of baked goods and fine people-watching opportunities.
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For a coffee shop, they really need to work on their coffee. The first time I went there, I ordered a mocha and it just had no flavor. By the time I got to the bottom of the drink, there was just a huge puddle of chocolate syrup. The only plus to this place is as long as you order something, they'll leave you alone for as long as you want- allowing you to spend the afternoon merrily people-watching or reading.
Misha's has excellent coffee, service, atmosphere and location. I also love that it is one of the only joints in North America that hasn't surrendered it's God-given right to have a smoking section! And I don't even smoke. Misha's is fab, A to Z.
Misha's was the first place I walked into when I moved here last summer, and I've been hooked since. The time I lost my wallet, it was waiting for me behind the counter. I met my last girlfriend in Misha's. I go there to study, to read, to write. I buy the coffee and ship it to my friends. In a world of chain shops, Misha's stands alone. They won't toast your bagel. They don't use flavored syrups. They just serve good coffee.
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