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The Second Address

4.2 (13 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
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Maggie M.

I love this place! This was my second time getting coffee, but first time actually sitting at a table and getting food. I got the halloumi grain bowl, which was delicious. My mom got the smoked salmon scramble eggs -- also very good. The date and orange coffee is the perfect amount of just a little sweetness and orange flavor. The patio is a lovely place to sit when the weather is nice. I'll be back here a lot!

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Great breakfast, inviting atmosphere, gracious host. What's not to like! Would certainly go again( and I did!).

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