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[Steve Burnett <sburnett AT webslingerZ.com>]

On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, David Matusiak wrote:

> Raleigh coffeehouses of note:
> 
> The Third Place -- at Five Points area; by Rialto theater at junction of 
> Glenwood and St. Mary's.  high cool quotient.  the place to see and be 
> seen. 
>   however, could be a little cramped for a group exceeding 15 people.

Careful though: they tend to use soy milk in the lattes (vegan). Can be
unpleasant if you're not aware or expecting it.

> The New World Music Cafe -- at Pleasant Valley; btw WalMart complex and 
> Best 
> Buy complex where Pleasant Valley Rd. meets Glenwood.  very nice interior; 
> tables in the back and "secret" room with couches.

No food/drink in the "secret" room allowed -  pity. Also fairly small. Can
get excellent sandwiches and soups, though.

There's also Paradigm Coffeehouse in Waverly Place in south Cary, close to
the Beltline (formerly known as my alternate office when I worked for
Imonics), and both CupaJoes (the one on Avent Ferry & Western having 8-10 
linux internet workstations for rent, edible sandwiches, and next door to
Mission Valley Cinema if you want to see a movie afterwards). 

> if there are no quality java joints in Durham, then we will be forced to:

But there are -  Francesca's on Ninth Street, and the Mad Hatter's Bake
Shop only two blocks away (bigger, has a separate back room area we could
use). 

> A: get coffee in either Chapel Hill or Raleigh

If chapel hill, I like Silk Road or Trio of the previous options. 

regards,
Steve Burnett
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