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Cafe Delirium
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citysearch c.
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Cafe Delirium is within walking distance of the high school, so naturally it's on the list of coffee places that people frequent at school, regardless if they're teachers or students. Old, squishy couches and chairs, a table that has random stuff stuck on it under a piece of glass, great coffee & italian sodas, and don't forget the free wireless. But now it's summer and school's out, so will that caramel macchiato be enough to get me to cross town? Heck yes. --Right after I stop at the library to borrow something to have my nose in while sipping that twelve ounce piece of heaven.
Pros: Seating is random yet not confusing, eye-candy that won't give you a headache
Cons: Seating near power outlets is somewhat a challenge
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