If you like good coffee, fresh baked goods, and Divisadero, then you’re probably going to get excited about this.
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Here’s a roundup of a few Lower Haight news stories that didn’t quite make it to the front page this week.
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Hey coffee freaks!
Just a reminder that Cafe Divis starts brewing Blue Bottle coffee this morning — and as a special treat, if you swing by and mention Haighteration today, you can get yourself a free cup!
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Cafe Divis will be unrolling a slew of changes over the next week or so, including brewing up Blue Bottle coffee, serving bites from popular street food carts, and pouring a wine selection courtesy of a dedicated sommelier.
But what’s “Cafe Divis,” you ask? Well, that’s change number one.
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Stepping just barely outside the Lower Haight for a sec, we bring you news of a new cafe dubbed Cortado. It’s opening on Tuesday at 2168 Market, replacing The Cafe at Cafe du Nord. (That’s a lot of “cafe” for two sentences — apologies.)
Anyhoo, yesterday we took a peek inside, chatted with the proprietors Eli and Fiona, and got the following lowdown on the new venture.
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Bean There, one of our favorite local coffeeshops, has made a couple of subtle changes in recent weeks that should please laptop users.
First, they’ve set out a couple of power strips, meaning you can now plug in from most of the indoor tables. Second, they’ve ditched the unreliable, time-restricting ZRNet in favor of an open wifi network with a strong signal. No more getting booted every half hour with no warning.
This is definitely good news for folks who need to plug in and get online. But is this trend good for the rest of us? Have hipsters on Macbooks taken over your once-favorite cafe, making it nearly impossible to get a table?
Let us know where you come down on this explosive issue in the comments.
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