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Lovestruck Books & Cafe - Best sellers table

Lovestruck Books & Cafe

4.7(37 reviews)
1.8 mi•Harvard Square, West Cambridge
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Really enjoyed my first visit here. The staff behind the cafe counter were friendly and welcoming…read more Really enjoyed my caprese sandwich. The space is beautifully decorated as well, I will be back

I emailed saying the next time I'm in Harvard Sq walking my dog, I will stop in. Jeanne sent a…read moregeneric response. Fine. I went in with my dog one night, about an hr to closing. My well-behaved, constantly trained, clean and well groomed 17lb cockapoo. More is expected from Black people with Black dogs! We can't just say they're reactive but cute and go on with life. That would be lazy and silly! :-P My pup was tired from doggy daycare and walking/smelling the square. Most of the time I was holding her when she wasn't at my feet. I noticed there was a cafe there. There wasn't when I was there before. We turned around like Abe Simpson in that brothel Bart was working at. To be respectful, even though the cafe and surrounding area might have had 3 people there, including a barista. I had 2 books, and some stationary on my buy list. Luckily those were near the back door, away from the cafe. But again- Not a single employee greeted, smiled, acknowledged, or offered assistance. But imagine how I felt when someone approached me :D... to ask if my dog was a service dog :((( Me: "You're not allowed to ask that." ADA law. She scurried away. No apology. Clearly I was noticed by staff. Just not as a viable customer. Just say you don't want my Black self, dog, DISABILITIES, and dollars in your store! I love to know where not to waste my time. I jumped through hoops to get Pup her certifications and registered as my support dog. #1 reason: I am often treated inhumanly in establishments such as this and need her comfort. Working customer service and not knowing the laws or to greet clients? Odd...We've never been in a store full of femmes who paid her dust. Says a lot... We had just left a line of fans at MUJI. Merch geared towards the femmes and queers does not a great business make. Not when you ignore other intersectionalities. Not in this economy. Do better. Or not. I'm never coming back and telling my friends, neighbors, colleagues not to bother either. Spoiler - a few of my queer Black friends have had similar experiences. Do not bother responding.

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