Other bloggers who blogify on drive-through espresso stands
I enjoy knowing that the subject of my documentation is of interest to many people. Here are some comments I've extracted from other bloggers:
"I returned to this lonely stand in the middle of the vast empty parking lot in search of that elusive coffee I’ve craved since leaving the Northwest. I told the Barista I’ve been looking for a good espresso since leaving Washington State, only to find out the owners were from Seattle."-- ESPRESSOOBSESSION
"Every once in a great while, I buy coffee at a little drive-through espresso stand. It's between home and daycare, so when Beloved is out of town I figure I deserve some good coffee even though it's too expensive to buy every day." -- MAYHEMANDMAGIC
"I miss so much about it. I miss grabbing a latte in the morning without having to fight traffic, find a parking spot, dash through the weather - Easterners just haven't figured out the drive-through espresso stand concept yet." -- BHANGGELI
"It’s worth noting that somewhere around Eureka, California, we’d started noticing drive-through espresso kiosks. I had been forewarned about their ubiquity by my wife, a former resident of Seattle, who has long characterized their absence from the Louisville urban scene as a sure sign of decadence and decay." -- PORTABLECURMUDGEON
"I returned to this lonely stand in the middle of the vast empty parking lot in search of that elusive coffee I’ve craved since leaving the Northwest. I told the Barista I’ve been looking for a good espresso since leaving Washington State, only to find out the owners were from Seattle."-- ESPRESSOOBSESSION
"Every once in a great while, I buy coffee at a little drive-through espresso stand. It's between home and daycare, so when Beloved is out of town I figure I deserve some good coffee even though it's too expensive to buy every day." -- MAYHEMANDMAGIC
"I miss so much about it. I miss grabbing a latte in the morning without having to fight traffic, find a parking spot, dash through the weather - Easterners just haven't figured out the drive-through espresso stand concept yet." -- BHANGGELI
"It’s worth noting that somewhere around Eureka, California, we’d started noticing drive-through espresso kiosks. I had been forewarned about their ubiquity by my wife, a former resident of Seattle, who has long characterized their absence from the Louisville urban scene as a sure sign of decadence and decay." -- PORTABLECURMUDGEON
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