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Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
newsgroup.
I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
newsgroup.
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
On Jun 16, 3:59 pm, "HowardG" <hanknycNOS...@earthlink,net > wrote:
> I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
> quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
> newsgroup.
What is Coffeelabs? A coffee shop? Cafe? Roaster? A cupping lab?
chemical additives research? ;-))
Sometime I would like to go to Tarrytown, as it is on a route I
sometimes travel.
Glass House,
Dee Dee
On Jun 16, 3:59 pm, "HowardG" <hanknycNOS...@earthlink,net > wrote:
> I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
> quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
> newsgroup.
What is Coffeelabs? A coffee shop? Cafe? Roaster? A cupping lab?
chemical additives research? ;-))
Sometime I would like to go to Tarrytown, as it is on a route I
sometimes travel.
Glass House,
Dee Dee
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
Dang. I was in Tarrytown for the first time just two months ago. :(
Found this:
http :// web.mac,com /coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
"HowardG" <hanknycNOSPAM@earthlink,net > wrote in message
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>I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
>quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
>newsgroup.
>
Dang. I was in Tarrytown for the first time just two months ago. :(
Found this:
http :// web.mac,com /coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
"HowardG" <hanknycNOSPAM@earthlink,net > wrote in message
news:h5KdnU8eX62qW8vVnZ2dnUVZ_judnZ2d@earthlink,com ...
>I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
>quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
>newsgroup.
>
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
On Jun 16, 9:29 pm, "Dan Bollinger" <danbollingerNOcomcastSPAMnet>
wrote:
> Dang. I was in Tarrytown for the first time just two months ago. :(
>
> Found this: http :// web.mac,com /coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
>
> "HowardG" <hanknycNOS...@earthlink,net > wrote in message
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Dogs welcome.
Dee Dee
On Jun 16, 9:29 pm, "Dan Bollinger" <danbollingerNOcomcastSPAMnet>
wrote:
> Dang. I was in Tarrytown for the first time just two months ago. :(
>
> Found this: http :// web.mac,com /coffeelabsroasters/iWeb/CoffeeLabsRoasters/Home.html
>
> "HowardG" <hanknycNOS...@earthlink,net > wrote in message
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> >I visited Coffeelabs in Tarrytown, New York not long ago and found it to be
> >quite good. I was wondering what reputation it has with subscribers to this
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Dogs welcome.
Dee Dee
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
Dogs welcome.
Dee Dee
That's what I hear. I just spoke with a colleague in Tarrytown who frequents
the shop and she says it is very nice, and great coffee. She promises that
we'll take a coffee break there when I visit in August for our next meeting.
:) Dan
Dogs welcome.
Dee Dee
That's what I hear. I just spoke with a colleague in Tarrytown who frequents
the shop and she says it is very nice, and great coffee. She promises that
we'll take a coffee break there when I visit in August for our next meeting.
:) Dan
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
On Jun 17, 1:35 pm, "Dan Bollinger" <danbollingerNOcomcastSPAMnet>
wrote:
> Dogs welcome.
> Dee Dee
>
> That's what I hear. I just spoke with a colleague in Tarrytown who frequents
> the shop and she says it is very nice, and great coffee. She promises that
> we'll take a coffee break there when I visit in August for our next meeting.
> :) Dan
When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
hairs, poop, allergies.
I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
than the coffee.
Some of relatives who went to France, eating in a restaurant where
they all appear to keep weiner dogs under their chair, the relatives
are lovers of cats, and no love lost regarding dogs. She said to the
waiter in a friendly, but to-the-point way; maybe I could bring my cat
in.
The waiter replied quickly, "Bring it in, we'll cook it up." This
story has been told many times; always gets a laugh.
Dee Dee
On Jun 17, 1:35 pm, "Dan Bollinger" <danbollingerNOcomcastSPAMnet>
wrote:
> Dogs welcome.
> Dee Dee
>
> That's what I hear. I just spoke with a colleague in Tarrytown who frequents
> the shop and she says it is very nice, and great coffee. She promises that
> we'll take a coffee break there when I visit in August for our next meeting.
> :) Dan
When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
hairs, poop, allergies.
I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
than the coffee.
Some of relatives who went to France, eating in a restaurant where
they all appear to keep weiner dogs under their chair, the relatives
are lovers of cats, and no love lost regarding dogs. She said to the
waiter in a friendly, but to-the-point way; maybe I could bring my cat
in.
The waiter replied quickly, "Bring it in, we'll cook it up." This
story has been told many times; always gets a laugh.
Dee Dee
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:55:10 -0700 (PDT), Dee Dee
<deedovey@shentel,net > wrote:
>
>When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
>hairs, poop, allergies.
>
>I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
>than the coffee.
We had dogs come into the coffee shop on a regular basis. Several
area people train guide dogs, so they are permitted under state law.
We never had any problem with the dogs. On the other hand, the stuff
that people flick under their tables (including peeled fingernails)
can be quite disgusting.
North Sullivan
On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:55:10 -0700 (PDT), Dee Dee
<deedovey@shentel,net > wrote:
>
>When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
>hairs, poop, allergies.
>
>I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
>than the coffee.
We had dogs come into the coffee shop on a regular basis. Several
area people train guide dogs, so they are permitted under state law.
We never had any problem with the dogs. On the other hand, the stuff
that people flick under their tables (including peeled fingernails)
can be quite disgusting.
North Sullivan
Re: Coffee Labs in Tarrytown, New York
On Jun 17, 3:18 pm, North Sullivan <northwri...@bluebottle,com > wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:55:10 -0700 (PDT), Dee Dee
>
> <deedo...@shentel,net > wrote:
>
> >When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
> >hairs, poop, allergies.
>
> >I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
> >than the coffee.
>
> We had dogs come into the coffee shop on a regular basis. Several
> area people train guide dogs, so they are permitted under state law.
> We never had any problem with the dogs. On the other hand, the stuff
> that people flick under their tables (including peeled fingernails)
> can be quite disgusting.
>
> North Sullivan
A possible revision here? ;-))
When I think: people in an establishment, I start thinking, hairs,
poop allergies.
But at all times, trying to keep from sneezing, coughing, sticking my
finger in the back of my throat, digging out with my fingers food
between my teeth and looking at it, spitting in my partners'
food, .......
Dee Dee
On Jun 17, 3:18 pm, North Sullivan <northwri...@bluebottle,com > wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 11:55:10 -0700 (PDT), Dee Dee
>
> <deedo...@shentel,net > wrote:
>
> >When I think: cats and dogs in an establishment, I start thinking:
> >hairs, poop, allergies.
>
> >I adore dogs, so I'd probably pay more attention to the dog clientele
> >than the coffee.
>
> We had dogs come into the coffee shop on a regular basis. Several
> area people train guide dogs, so they are permitted under state law.
> We never had any problem with the dogs. On the other hand, the stuff
> that people flick under their tables (including peeled fingernails)
> can be quite disgusting.
>
> North Sullivan
A possible revision here? ;-))
When I think: people in an establishment, I start thinking, hairs,
poop allergies.
But at all times, trying to keep from sneezing, coughing, sticking my
finger in the back of my throat, digging out with my fingers food
between my teeth and looking at it, spitting in my partners'
food, .......
Dee Dee
