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BUDDIES COFFEE
VIEW ON MAPA simple coffee stand loved by skaters.
A coffee shop run by Taylor and Rachel. Since Taylor used to be a skater, skateboards are displayed in the store, and the store's logo and goods also reflect street culture. The store is located right next to Supreme, a brand that continues to lead the street. The interior is very small, more like a coffee stand than a coffee shop, but there are a few chairs lined up in front of the store, and on weekends it is crowded with hip young people carrying Supreme store bags.

The menu is very simple. There are no unnecessary options, and the small number of choices is more to your liking than anything else. Pastries such as cookies, croissants, and pound cakes are available next to the cash register.

Taylor, who has an impressive long beard, mainly brews coffee by the espresso machine, and customer service is mainly provided by Rachel. Her customer service is very friendly and pleasant. She is always willing to help with wrong orders. Her attitude and humility in serving customers is one of the reasons why the restaurant is so popular. Although they only have one store in Williamsburg, they are actively collaborating with NIKE and VANS and are attracting attention from street brands, so we look forward to their future activities.

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