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The scruffy World Cup cafe at the southern edge of the plaza (102-A Paseo del Pueblo Norte, 505-737-5299) is ideal, with fine lattes ($2) and intriguing street-side people watching.
Few places in Tucson offer meals late at night, but the clubby little Cup Cafe in Hotel Congress, 306 East Congress Street, (520) 798-1618, serves until 1 a.m.
EARLY BIRD Come early and expect a wait at the Coffee Cup Cafe (3734 East Fourth Street; 562-433-3292; coffeecupcafe-lb.coffeea coffee shop with orange vinyl booths and unexpected touches, like modern art and spicy Mexican influences on an otherwise traditional diner menu.
Come early and expect a wait at the Coffee Cup Cafe (3734 East Fourth Street; 562-433-3292; coffeecupcafe-lb.coffeea coffee shop with orange vinyl booths and unexpected touches, like modern art and spicy Mexican influences on an otherwise traditional diner menu.
Arguably, this is New York's first farm-to-cup cafe.
Other breakfast pastries, like a raisin-studded spiral ($2.25) and the almond brioche ($2), can also ennoble a cup of cafe au lait.
Before very long, we were seated and ordering one — no, make it two; no, make it three — egg tarts, along with a strong cup of cafe com leite (coffee with milk).
"There is one thing women don't want to do online: linger in front of their monitors with a cup of Cafe Vienna," said Jesse Berst, editor of ZDNet Anchor Desk, an industry newsletter.
He didn't want to sound like a snob, he said, as he drank a double espresso at Big Cup, a cafe where men cruise men while pretending to read magazines, and he didn't mean to imply that gay rights aren't important and that he doesn't appreciate the liberated world he has inherited.
After a cup of cafe con leche and a biscuit with honey, you exchange waders for boots, a 12-gauge for a 20 or 28, and go perdiz hunting, strolling down from the lodge into one of numerous fields within a ten-minute walk of the pitching green.
Since opening in 1894, visitors must pummel through the crowds to delve into the city's best (and most famous) churros, which are dipped into steaming cups of cafe con leche or thick hot chocolate.
