09-25-2025, 01:33 PM
Yeah….no.
There was a mini-chain of pop-up style cafes here in town (at one time about 5 of them, I think) mostly set up in the entrances or the back exits of nightclubs. The guy who ran it, John, knew the club scene well and correctly identified that the club spaces were unused during prime coffee hours. Everything was portable and wheeled out at 7:00am and wheeled back in at 4:00.
John was one of the Mod Scooter crowd, and all the cafes were named after Lambretta scooters. Cento is his only remaining cafe.
Uh, what were we talking about again?
There was a mini-chain of pop-up style cafes here in town (at one time about 5 of them, I think) mostly set up in the entrances or the back exits of nightclubs. The guy who ran it, John, knew the club scene well and correctly identified that the club spaces were unused during prime coffee hours. Everything was portable and wheeled out at 7:00am and wheeled back in at 4:00.
John was one of the Mod Scooter crowd, and all the cafes were named after Lambretta scooters. Cento is his only remaining cafe.
Uh, what were we talking about again?
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