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My question about this traveling spa for your pet named Hair of the Dog is if they’re plying Fido with whiskey or gin.
A little yellow and black car used to sport this license plate, Parkable. It’s still a catchy phrase, of course, but this little auto is not as eye-pleasing. Judge for yourself.
This construction has disrupted the ecosystem at my local 🌟 Starbucks.
Walking around looking for good coffee could be a job, but it’s more like a pleasure trip, especially when the results are so fine.
Two nearby shops offer authenticity both being from coffee countries.
787 is a farm to table sort of place with Puerto Rican origins. (Since there are local outposts of 787 within 10 blocks of each other, I guess it’s more like 3 shops on the UES.).
For a change of pace, I tried the lovely Coquito Latte on my latest descent to the 80th Street location. This is a robust, sweetened brew with a silky finish.
The other place with excellent coffee is Cositas. I enjoyed the drip on 2 visits. Each occasion this was simple and delicious.
My Starbucks diversion has come to an end for now.
Like with 787, there are (more) than a few stores all right in the immediate neighborhood. The staff are pleasant, and it’s a great venue for hanging out. The coffee leaves a lot to be desired, but I do like their Impossible breakfast sandwich.
It’s not the crocus I used to point out to grandchildren; “there is a harbinger of spring,” I would pronounce.
The one elevator at the 86th Street Target is marked ‘Elevator 13.’ Does that discourage use?
This little complex reminded me of my hometown in Queens in the ’50s.
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