noreen | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 22 2006 | restaurants, crepes, capitol hill
Yum...finally tried this crepe place in capitol hill...it's got a cute look to it, and one amazing nutella and banana crepe. Rosana you would totally enjoy the crepes, coffee, and Internet...might be a great place to study in the summer.
- noreen | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 15 2006 | coffee, capitol hill, food
This place has amazing whipped cream...I know that's random and terribly unhealthy...but you've got to try it...They mix vanilla and coffee into the whipped cream and it tastes so good over an americano or just plain espresso... only turn off is they're a little over priced...
noreen | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 13 2006 | capitol hill, coffee, wi-fi
I studied at Red Line last night with Rosana...(yes I know on a Saturday night and all...boo...) They have food, coffee, beer, wine and some interesting people, this guy came bursting threw the door and started yelling at one of the guys sitting down (I don't remember exactly what he was saying) but he kind of freaked everyone out...I'd give this place points for entertainment factor...they're open till 11pm and have free wifi, large table, lots of windows...they don't have too many power outlets so bring your laptop charged. I might go back for another bowl of tomato basil soup...yum
- noreen | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 11 2006 | wi-fi, late night, coffee, seattle, capitol hill, food
This place looks interesting...they have free wi-fi ...food, coffee, wine and beer...plus they're open from 5pm-1am everyday....I'm totally going to check this out
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