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If You’re Craving Mango in Miami, Start With These Places

Mango season has officially arrived in Miami, and the city’s icy treats and desserts are bursting with tropical flavor. From creamy scoops to fruity drinks, these local favorites capture the taste of summer. Here’s where to find the best mango treats right now.

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Best Coffee Shops Near Michigan Ave Bridge for St. Patrick’s Day River Dyeing

Every St. Patrick’s Day, Chicago dyes its river emerald green, drawing crowds to the Michigan Avenue Bridge and riverwalk. Instead of braving the crowds empty-handed, grab a coffee from a nearby café and enjoy the spectacle with a warm drink in hand. Whether you need a cozy spot before the festivities, a quick espresso before a river cruise, or a sweet treat to go, these top coffee shops near the Michigan Avenue Bridge have you covered.

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Our Favorite March Coffee Specials in NYC: New Drops, Seasonal Sips & Fresh Openings

March brings a mix of lingering winter and hints of spring, making it the perfect time to explore NYC’s seasonal coffee specials, pastries, and new café openings. From limited-time blends to festive treats, the city’s coffee scene is packed with flavors you won’t want to miss. Act fast as these specials won’t be around forever. Here’s where to find the best March coffee and pastry offerings in NYC.

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Best Coffee Shops Near Brooklyn Botanic Garden for Lightscape Visitors

Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a peaceful retreat, and its much-anticipated Lightscape event is coming soon, starting January 5th. After soaking in this magical display or simply enjoying the garden's serenity, nearby neighborhoods offer fantastic coffee spots for every mood. Whether you’re looking for a quiet moment or a lively café vibe, here’s a guide to the best coffee shops around the garden.

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Where to Find the Best Coffee in East Village: Top 22 Cafés You Can't-Miss

The East Village, on Manhattan's East Side, is known for its lively nightlife and laid-back daytime vibe. With vintage shops, cafes, and a rich cultural scene, it's a great spot to explore—especially for coffee lovers. Here’s a curated list of must-visit coffee shops in the East Village for every coffee enthusiast.

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New York's Top 9 Cafes for Pumpkin Spice and the Perfect Fall Photo

As fall arrives in New York City, nothing says "autumn" like a pumpkin-spiced latte (PSL) in hand. From iconic landmarks to cozy neighborhoods, the city offers plenty of picture-perfect spots for seasonal photos. Whether you're a PSL fan or just want a festive drink for your Instagram, here are nine NYC coffee shops where you can enjoy a pumpkin-flavored treat and snap the perfect fall pic.

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The Eater

The 16 Top Rated Cafes to Try in Williamsburg

Williamsburg is known for its trendy vibe, artisan shops, and vibrant music scene, but its excellent coffee culture often flies under the radar. From expertly crafted lattes to cozy cafés with delicious pastries, the neighborhood offers something for every coffee lover.

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Creative Grounds DC

Creative Grounds blends coffee, community, and creativity in a way that feels really personal. Their shaded sidewalk seating makes it a great summer stop, and there’s always a quiet, laid-back vibe. The coffee is strong, the empanadas are underrated, and there's even a small bookstore inside if you feel like browsing after your drink.

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Open City at the National Cathedral

This is one of the more peaceful places in D.C. to grab a coffee outside. Sitting just next to Bishop’s Garden at the Cathedral, the patio here has a view you won’t find at any other café in the city. It’s casual but thoughtfully done, with plenty of room to spread out and enjoy your drink in the shade.

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La Coop Coffee

La Coop has quickly become a favorite for anyone looking for good vibes and good iced coffee in Petworth. The pistachio biscotti latte is a standout, and the patio is roomy enough to bring a friend — or even a few. They’ve got kid-friendly touches, like a little window market for browsing, and plenty of space to settle in with a book or snack.

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Dolphin Cafe

Dolphin Cafe is your go-to for more than just a caffeine kick. Tucked along the parade route, this cozy spot blends European charm with warm, welcoming vibes. Their drinks are delicious, whether you’re trying their standout strawberry matcha latte or a rich espresso. Their pastries are made fresh daily, offering a delightful pairing to any drink.

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Sunrise Cafe

If you’re looking for a laid-back breakfast or lunch during the WorldPride Parade, Sunrise Cafe has you covered. It’s a small and unpretentious spot, but the flavors pack a punch. Regulars swear by their bacon, egg, and cheese sandwiches and freshly toasted croissants. There’s always a warm welcome from the staff, making this café feel like a neighborhood favorite.

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Youebe Cafe

Youebe Cafe is a charming, cozy spot that’s perfect for grabbing a smoothie or a coffee between parade stops. This spot is known for its freshly made dishes and drinks, from crispy chicken shawarma to zesty lemonades. The café has plenty of seating and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to kick back and take a break from the excitement.

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Madison Café

Madison Café is a solid go-to for a quick lunch or breakfast. While they’re known for their fresh sushi and impressive salad bar, they also serve up some of the city’s best breakfast sandwiches. The clean, welcoming space and friendly staff make it easy to settle in for a quick bite before heading back out to join the crowds

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Sweet Lemon Cafe

Sweet Lemon Cafe is just a few blocks from the Capitol and perfect for those who want a sweet treat or a light meal during the parade. Their raspberry tea is refreshing and pairs well with any of their breakfast plates or desserts. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service make it a great place to escape the hustle and bustle, even for just a short while.

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Amen Cafe

Amen Cafe feels like getting a hug from your aunt who always insists you need to eat more. It’s part café, part Ethiopian bistro, and entirely wonderful. The injera platters are a full-on event, and their coffee is exactly what you need to push through an afternoon slump.

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D Light Café & Bakery

There’s something about D Light that makes you want to slow down. Maybe it’s the incredibly soft lighting, the housemade pastries, or the fact that everyone on staff greets you like you’ve been coming for years—even if it’s your first time. Their Portuguese chorizo sandwich with eggs and cheese is a comfort food bomb that you’ll crave the minute you leave.

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The Best Coffee Shops Near Embassy Row, DC: A Diplomat’s Guide

Embassy Row in Washington, DC, is a hub of global culture and stunning architecture, attracting diplomats, professionals, and visitors. Whether you're exploring or need a coffee break during a busy day, the area offers plenty of great cafés. Here’s a guide to the best coffee spots along Embassy Row.