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Cowpoke
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Posted Sun Jan 2, 2005, 5:51pm
Subject: Cuban Coffee in Miami or Miami Beach, FL
 

After a dozen years in Seattle, I recently re-located to South Florida.

Truth be told, my experiences so far when experiencing 'Cafe Cubano' have been somewhat...disappointing.

If anyone could point me in the right direction- in terms of a local cafe, espresso bar, bakery-cafe, etc., where these sugary 'long-pours' are created with some level of care and expertise, then I would be much obliged.

Gracias!
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Posted Thu Jan 6, 2005, 1:33pm
Subject: Re: Cuban Coffee in Miami or Miami Beach, FL
 

Sorry, I don't have any suggestions.  I will be visiting Miami Beach in February though.  Have you found any great espresso around there yet?
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Posted Sat Jan 8, 2005, 10:19pm
Subject: Re: Cuban Coffee in Miami or Miami Beach, FL
 

I was born and raised in Chi-town, Serge.

There is a new coffee-cafe on Washington St. between 15th and Lincoln Road called called 'Cafetto' which appears promising. Emphasis on the term 'appears', at this point.
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