Nutrition Analysis in school cafeterias
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Houston's Cafe Culture
Houston's version of bohemia is Montrose, which, fittingly, has a very tight collection of cafes, coffee houses and tea rooms. By my definition, these "cafes", unlike restaurants, invite you to stay a long time, and create an environment ripe for discourse with your friends or neighboring diners. I think of Vienna in the inter-war years as the exemplar "Cafe Culture" environment; one story I've heard about Vienna is that coffeehouses at that time often had marble table tops -- either black or white. The mathematicians preferred the white marble top cafes, so they could discuss their theorems right on the tables. -- To fit my definition, all of the places mapped here are independent enterprises.
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Té House of Tea
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A tea house with sandwiches, crepes, and home-made pastries
- 29.744724 -95.404832
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Cafe Brasil
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2604 Dunlavy St.
- 29.742745 -95.402066
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Empire Cafe
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1732 Westheimer Rd.
- 29.742757 -95.403688
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Agora
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1712 Westheimer Rd.
- 29.742772 -95.40266
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Cafe Artiste
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1601 W Main St
- 29.736089 -95.399296
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Inversion Coffeehouse
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1955 Montrose Blvd.
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http://www.inversioncoffee.com/
Though new, this one's likely to stay.
- 29.751253 -95.391984
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West Grey Cafe
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415 W Gray St
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Open 24 hours.
- 29.7530888664 -95.386390686
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Bibas Greek Village Restaurant
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607 W. Gray Street
- 29.7531261243 -95.3880643845
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Catalina Coffee
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2201 Washington Ave.
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In the newly emerging Washington Ave. area.
- 29.768128 -95.380527
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Salento Coffee
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2407 Rice Blvd
- 29.71747 -95.415052