Café shopping in Europe
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Bookfinders
A studenty second-hand bookshop and book-finding service with a gallery, cafe and regular poetry readings.
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Art & Vine
People who love art usually love wine too, right? That’s what the owner of this gallery and wine shop thought, so she merged the two. Rotating modern art exhibits hang adjacent to wine from all parts of the globe, with most bottles going for €30 to €50.
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Sibyllans Kaffe & Tehandel
Looking venerable with its sombre wooden interior and rows of giant tea tins, this tea and coffee peddler has been filling pots and plungers since WWI. Try the house blend of mixed green teas or go Latin with a Bialetti cafeteria and a block of Columbian-bean chocolate.
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Grey Area
Owned by a couple of laid-back American guys, this tiny shop introduced the extra-sticky, flavoursome ‘Double Bubble Gum’ weed to the city’s smokers. It also keeps up the wonderful American tradition of coffee refills (it’s organic).
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Homegrown Fantasy
Organic Dutch-grown product, 3m-long glass bongs, vaporisers, temporary art exhibits on the walls and famous space cakes attracts a good mixed crowd.
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Stirka
Café, bar and laundrette – what a good idea! A 5kg wash costs R140; the dryer is R90.
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Greenhouse
Undersea mosaics; psychedelic stained-glass windows; high-quality weed and hash.
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