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dateCreated	2009-07-09 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Dark Horse Espresso
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rev:text	Access to the 1-hour of free internet at Dark Horse is provided as long as you have a cell phone. But I don't have a cell phone, so I couldn't get the text messaged password for access to their in-house wi-fi. Nope, no mobile and I like it that way. Plus, I'm used to either paying for Internet at cafes in other cities or time limitations when it's "free". But, Dark Horse is NOT about the Internet. There's something beautifully buzz-worthy about Dark Horse. It's hard not to being engulfed in the interesting and inspiring conversations that happen here. Probably having to do with its location being situated in the Robertson building where lots of great stuff is constantly brewing. On top of eavesdropping, I usually get an Internet connection from another source anyhow. So... thanks!? I definitely got a lot done my own work done... erhm, right. The lack of plugs also helps. Really though, work setting aside, there are so many more reasons why I enjoy Dark Horse: My americano is always well-prepared. I don't go often enough that they know exactly how much water I want in my "short americano", and I appreciate that the baristas ask me if the amount of water is right (before pouring in the espresso, so as not to burn it). They use beans from Vancouver's 49th Parallel Roasters, serve great baked goods that range from mildly sweet to uber sugary, and sell ceramic grinders that I've been eye-balling lately. I wish they'd add some crusty, nut-studded rolls though. I like bread with my coffee. SIde notes: there's a curious resemblance to Intelligentsia, from the logo, design, tattooed (albeit less-so) baristas, La Marzocco espresso piece, time-limited internet, communal tables... maybe that's why i like Dark Horse so!
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