The signage is up for Coyi Cafe...Between Third Street and Fourth Street on Avenue B. (Previously)
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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i was there on Sunday...it was pretty good...sandwiches were at a good price....
Great ambiance! Really delicious gourmet sandwiches. The Tuscan sandwich is to die for... but ask them to toast it, though. The wide selection of organic teas are my favorite! The place has a sort of "get away from the bustling city" feeling to it. Highly recommended!
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