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Spice Up Your Bushwick Coffee Adventures @ The New Variety Cafe!

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Spice Up Your Bushwick Coffee Adventures @ The New Variety Cafe!

Spice Up Your Bushwick Coffee Adventures @ The New Variety Cafe!

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Spice Up Your Bushwick Coffee Adventures @ The New Variety Cafe!
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Variety Café, owned by all-around rad dude Gavin Compton, had its soft opening this past weekend at their new Bushwick location on 146 Wyckoff Ave.  In addition to two other Variety Cafe locations, Compton is co-owner of two restaurants in Williamsburg, Blue Collar and Miller’s Tavern. Describing the new Variety as, “A young coffee shop, that seems more grandiose then we are – gussied up DIY,” Compton aspires for this location to bring this neighborhood great coffee and become a meeting place of sorts.

 This cafe is a spacious, brick walled, sunny spot at the corner of Wyckoff and Himrod which is now the headquarters for Variety Café.

At the moment, they’re completely open for business, serving Stumptown Coffee, as well as croissants and other pastries by Ceci Cela and tea from Divinitea. But there are more plans for this cafe after their grand opening on April 1st.

“We’ve been with Stumptown since 2008, and they rule and are super supportive. Our roaster gets up and running here in about 2 weeks, and once that’s running we will…

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