Most people know how many activities could be done during coffee drinking. Not only talking but also massaging are very popular.
It is the "second floor" of the building, and is located in the "lounge area.
If you are looking for good, old coffee in the middle of downtown Ventura, it is here. A little further from downtown, there is the famous La Maquina at 955 E La Mesa Ave, Ventura, CA 96008, United States.
It is not too hard to find a place in Ventura with good coffee, but La Maquina is a special bar. It is located in the "lounge area"; there is no seating, but seating areas for about 40 people, plus one coffee maker which is situated on the floor on the corner of La Mesa and La Mesa. It has been reported that La Maquina is not actually coffee, but a cocktail with rum, and lime and pineapple in it.
La Maquina is very popular in Ventura, because it offers a very fine and delicate espresso, very well made and very tasty coffee, and very good drinks, from which you may find yourself drinking.
If you are going to order excellent coffee, then La Maquina can give you one of the best places to start. There are many interesting cafes in Ventura, and a lot of them serve good coffee with huckleberry pies on the patio.
There is one in the middle of downtown that is known for excellent espresso, so it is always a good day if you come here. In addition, there are also lots of bars and coffee houses that serve good coffee on the patio. The main thing that attracts me to all of these places is that they also serve a lot of excellent chocolate milkshakes.
A little after lunchtime in the morning, you can usually catch a spot in the middle of the street in a nice neighborhood cafe with some tables, while a few others are waiting for you on the corner.
As usually on Friday I came to Mimi's Cafe for cafe au lait and Isabel welcomed me warmly. I took a seat in the coffee shop and looked out the window at 3375 E Main St street. Mimi's Cafe is quite small cafe with specific vibe. I love being here because they have best cafe au lait in the Ventura.
On Thursday, Isabel and I had lunch at The Garden Kitchen & Bakehouse which is near Ventura on the corner of Clark Dr and Ventura Blvd in Carver. A good neighborhood place. The soup was very light and tasty.
Then we went shopping on 3rd St in Ventura. I am obsessed with shopping at 3rd St. It has good deals and a lot of people looking to look like locals. It's pretty much Ventura's Main St. Isabel and I hit up a few stores like The Gap, The Children's Place, Claire's, and Crate & Barrel. The people watching was awesome!
We did drive by The Barn at Oak Park. I would most definitely go there...I'd need to just hang out inside of it. We ate dinner at The Kitchen at Barnsdorff House.
Friday, July 24 When I came back from work last night, Isabel called me to tell me that she got a new job offer. She got hired as a Marketing Coordinator in Toronto.
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I visited Peet's Coffee in Ventura last year with my fiancé. The pastries were bad, particularly the croissants which tasted terrible. We won't go back.
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I recently visited MiMi's Cafe on East Main Street and was pleasantly surprised by the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff working here are friendly, attentive, and always ready to assist with any questions or concerns. Their uniforms are neatly pressed and their demeanor is professional yet approachable. The architecture of Ventura around 3375 E Main St is quite charming, featuring a blend of modern buildings and historic structures that give the city a unique charm.
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As I sit here at my humble abode, pen in hand and parchment ready, I cannot help but be drawn back to the day my brother and I ventured to the enigmatic Harbor Cove Beach Cafe, nestled at 1867 Spinnaker Dr, Ventura, CA 93001, United States. The sun was setting on a warm August evening, casting a golden glow upon the shimmering waters of the harbor, and the promise of a delightful meal awaited us.
But oh, dear reader, the allure of this cafe, with its inviting name and picturesque location, soon began to unravel like a tapestry of intrigue and uncertainty. For as we approached the threshold, we were met with an uncanny stillness that hung heavy in the air, as though the very souls within had been silenced by some great, unspoken secret.
We were promptly shown to our table, its worn wooden surface creaking beneath the weight of our expectations. And yet, it was not long before a shadow fell upon this idyllic scene. For in the midst of our anticipation for a delectable repast, we were met with the harsh reality of unpolished service. The staff, once so elusive and alluring, now revealed themselves to be as brusque and unwelcoming as the choppy waters beyond the cafe's walls.
My brother and I exchanged glances, our disappointment etched upon our faces like a pair of unwelcome intruders. The polish that is so crucial in a bustling establishment, that thin veneer of civility that separates the common from the extraordinary, had been shattered before us. And yet, we remained, unable to tear ourselves away from this enigma of a cafe.
The meal that followed was an odd mix of exquisite flavors and lackluster execution, leaving us both yearning for the simplicity of a well-prepared sandwich at the local deli. As we left the cafe, the sun had long since set, replaced by the inky darkness of night. The once intriguing Harbor Cove Beach Cafe now stood before us as a cautionary tale, a reminder that even the most alluring of mysteries can be tainted by the harsh reality of unpolished service.
And so, dear reader, I leave you with this enigma, wrapped in the gossamer threads of intrigue and uncertainty. Will you brave the waters of Harbor Cove Beach Cafe, or will you heed our warning and seek solace elsewhere? The choice is yours.
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Oh, my dear reader, have you ever stumbled upon Cafe Cafrodite? Nestled at 1876 E Main St, Ventura, CA 93001, United States, this is no ordinary café. I mean, of course it's an extraordinary café – every café that offers the chance to sit down and enjoy a steaming cup of overpriced coffee has its own unique brand of "extraordinary. But Cafrodite. Let's start with the location, shall we? Cafrodite is located on E Main St in Ventura – just picture it, if you will: a bustling road filled with traffic and honking horns. I mean, who wouldn't want to relax by hearing those sweet melodies all day long? And let's not forget about the beautiful architecture surrounding this fine establishment! The buildings are so tall they practically scrape the sky; their facades are as dull as dishwater, which is fitting considering how much dishwashing they must do here. Now, let us talk about the staff working in Cafe Cafrodite. They're nothing short of charming – if by "charming" you mean they have a knack for making you feel like an unwelcome intruder. These angels of hospitality wear uniforms that can only be described as "barely hanging on. It seems as though their clothes were once vibrant and full of life, but now they're just clinging to their bodies for dear life, much like the patrons at Cafrodite are doing with their wallets. But hey, let's not forget about the most important part: the food! After all, isn't that what brings us all together? Well, I hate to break it to you, but you may want to lower your expectations just a teeny-weeny bit when it comes to Cafrodite's offerings. The menu is nothing more than a collection of generic items that have been mass-produced in some faraway factory and shipped over for your dining pleasure. And don't even get me started on the prices – they're so high, you might need a ladder just to pay for your breakfast sandwich. In conclusion, Cafe Cafrodite is truly an experience unlike any other. It offers a unique blend of mediocrity and overpriced goods in a location where the only thing more beautiful than the architecture is the traffic noise outside.
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