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I don't usually go to coffee shops that don't have wifi, but this was an exception. The place I wanted to go to was unexpectedly closed and Hot Black Coffee had good reviews and was nearby so I gave it a shot.
Outside there was a sign claiming their coffee was the Best. Ever. I walked in and fell in love with the black, white, and red decor. I was served immediately and in a friendly manner. I got a latte ($4)as usual, and splurged on a ginger molasses cookie ($2.5). I'm glad I did, because it was absolutely delicious. The coffee was pretty good, nothing to complain about.
I noticed they had more seats at the back and a nice looking patio for more seating. I'm surprised they get so much business with no wifi. After all, with café pricing you're also paying for the Internet connection. I wonder what their reason is. All in all, since I didn't need WiFi I was satisfied. But it will be a while until I return, because I usually need somewhere to do work. So if you just want to relax, especially with a friend, it's a very nice place. But don't come here to get work done.
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