Coffee shop to work & study in Fort LauderdaleHandle
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[Two or three sentences for people who need a place to work or study: Wi-Fi, outlets, seating and good coffee.]

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The setup.

A coffee shop to work and study in Fort Lauderdale.

Wi-Fi

[Is it free? Is there a password at the register?]

Outlets

[Where the outlets are: window bar, long tables, etc.]

Seating

[How many seats and what kind: long tables, bar, quiet corner.]

Quiet hours

[The calmest hours to get focused work done.]

Refills

[Any refill deal on drip or cold brew for people staying longer.]

Meetings

[Whether small groups or calls are welcome, and where.]

Best time to come by.

[One sentence on when the shop is calm enough to work.]

  • Weekday mornings[Busy / Easy]
  • Weekday afternoons[Busy / Easy]
  • Saturday[Busy / Easy]
  • Sunday[Busy / Easy]
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House rules.

Every family has rules. Ours are simple.

  • Rule No. 1[e.g. Order something every couple of hours]
  • Rule No. 2[e.g. Headphones on for calls]
  • Rule No. 3[e.g. Share the big tables at rush hour]
  • Rule No. 4[e.g. Be nice to the crew]
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Fuel for the grind.

[One sentence recommending the best drinks and snacks for a long work session.]

  • The Big Boss $6.25

    A triple-shot latte for mornings that mean business.

  • Cold Brew $4.75

    Smooth, slow-steeped and poured over ice.

  • Colada $4.00

    Four shots of cafecito with little cups to share.

  • Breakfast sandwich $7.50

    Egg, cheese and bacon on Cuban bread.

Questions? Ask the family.

[One sentence inviting people to call or stop by if their question isn’t here.]

[Yes or no, and how customers get the password.]

[Explain your policy for long stays.]

[Where the outlets are.]

[Your policy for calls and small meetings.]

[Where to park and whether it is free.]

Your table is waiting.

[One sentence inviting people to come work from the shop.]

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