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five fifty for a pie and side salad?
Greek Frappe (frothed and chilled)
Liberation theology sandinistwiches.
Yeah not to bad, but not bacon butties for breakfast.The menu looks pretty good and, by the depressing standards of central London, not very expensive. I'm particularly encouraged to see that they serve prosciutto. I like a haram sandwich.
I'm about 800 miles from London so I won't be popping in any time soon. If TrotCafe is still in business when I'm next in London, though, I think I might give it a try.
You up for lunch there on Tuesday? Could be a laugh!
Tomorrow? I'll do it - have PMed you my mobile. Can manage anytime between 12 and 2. Any other takers?
Greeks drink a lot of ice frappe coffee... http://greekfood.about.com/od/mezethesdrinks/ht/frappe.htm infact frappe is greek (didnt know that)http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frappé_coffeeGreek Frappe (frothed and chilled)
i doubt it...if the rents and wages are what has been said in the thread im wondering where the money is coming from...selling a few coffees and pies on a backstreet isnt going to cover costsCrisis-profiteering.
There's a bloody great donation plea on the website, iirci doubt it...if the rents and wages are what has been said in the thread im wondering where the money is coming from...selling a few coffees and pies on a backstreet isnt going to cover costs
this whole thing seems like such a long shot...apart from those that know, no one really knows who Counterfire are (partly because I dont think they're that forthcoming in saying who they are)...you've got to really get people on board to expect donations off them, especially donations to cover a central london rent...I dont think Counterfire have that kind of supportThere's a bloody great donation plea on the website, iirc
Looks as though there's some money there, I agree.this whole thing seems like such a long shot...apart from those that know, no one really knows who Counterfire are (partly because I dont think they're that forthcoming in saying who they are)...you've got to really get people on board to expect donations off them, especially donations to cover a central london rent...I dont think Counterfire have that kind of support
Raise a Palestinian carrot juice in my absence.
I'm going to be really fascinated by it all I think
Finally it’s here!!!
Cafe Du Arte opens this Thursday at 115 High Street, NW10 4TR with Caiprinahas served from 7pm. To get your invite to the launch party email: cafeduarte@hotmail.co.uk
Cafe du Arte aims ms to bring coffee culture to the heart of Harlesden, using Delta's finest Gold Blend in our coffees, together with delicious teas, juices and Brazilian super fruit smoothies. We will feature pastries, muffins, cakes, pao de queijo, croissants, fresh baked artisan breads and rolls, all made with the finest natural ingredients. If you want a quick snack or lunch there will also be sandwiches, selections of cold meats, cheeses and salads.
Cafe Du Arte will feature rotating art from local artists in collaboration with the Harlesden Gallery and Creative Cricklewood, free wi-fi, news papers and much, much more!
Open every day from 8am – 6pm.
Looks as though there's some money there, I agree.
Could be, I suppose. Or some kind of an investment.inheritance?
Hell of a lot of sandwiches and coffee to pay those salaries and the other overheads though (unless they have a deal on the rent/lease).