` The Java Detour in Bakersfield (California St at the Highway 99 exit) has probably the best coffee in central California. It's about 70 yards from an always busy (and very large) Barnes and Noble - who knew Bakersfieldians liked to read so much? Buck Owens Crystal Palace is a couple of blocks away - now there's some interesting culture!
What is intriguing is where Java Detour has their coffee shops:
Bakersfield West Hollywood 10 in Northern Cal 3 in Nevada 2 in Minnesota, and 3 in Wisconsin, including MADISON (Ann?)
BTW, the last time I was in the Java Detour in Bakersfield the 2 young ladies behind the counter were blond, blue-eyed and could have easily earned, as Jeff Foxworthy says, "a scholarship to Hooters". It didn't seem to hurt the store's business in the least.
I just looked at the street view. I recognized that place. I'm surprised it's the same company. I would never have connected them. It's a drive-thru on a busy highway, aimed at motorists, not hipsters and computer nerds. Doesn't seem at all like the West Hollywood place.
If you come to Madison and are looking for a cool café to hang around in, you do not want to go there.
In L.A., the West Hollywood Java Detour is great. You can get drinks there too, so it's like Barriques in Madison.
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The Java Detour in Bakersfield (California St at the Highway 99 exit) has probably the best coffee in central California. It's about 70 yards from an always busy (and very large) Barnes and Noble - who knew Bakersfieldians liked to read so much? Buck Owens Crystal Palace is a couple of blocks away - now there's some interesting culture!
What is intriguing is where Java Detour has their coffee shops:
Bakersfield
West Hollywood
10 in Northern Cal
3 in Nevada
2 in Minnesota, and
3 in Wisconsin, including MADISON (Ann?)
What is the demographic they're going after?
I'm just getting together the last of my L.A. pics.
Say it ain't so! Because I've been enjoying them.
BTW, the last time I was in the Java Detour in Bakersfield the 2 young ladies behind the counter were blond, blue-eyed and could have easily earned, as Jeff Foxworthy says, "a scholarship to Hooters". It didn't seem to hurt the store's business in the least.
Oh, there's a Java Detour in Madison?
It's way out here.
I just looked at the street view. I recognized that place. I'm surprised it's the same company. I would never have connected them. It's a drive-thru on a busy highway, aimed at motorists, not hipsters and computer nerds. Doesn't seem at all like the West Hollywood place.
If you come to Madison and are looking for a cool café to hang around in, you do not want to go there.
In L.A., the West Hollywood Java Detour is great. You can get drinks there too, so it's like Barriques in Madison.
♥ Chris
Hmm, that's supposed to be a heart in my last comment, but Firefox displays it as a "pipe": |. Oh well, still apropos I suppose.
I'm seeing a heart.
And thanks.
A heart in Safari anyway. In Firefox: |
I saw a heart in Firefox
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