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Fargo, North Dakota
Fargo's indie coffeehouse since 1995 — organic beans, art walls, and drag nights.
Atomic Coffee has been a fixture of downtown Fargo since 1995, located on Broadway near the historic Fargo Theater. This independent shop specializes in organic and fair-trade beans, serving a variety of bold roasts and seasonal espresso drinks in a funky, art-filled space. While it functions as a general-audience coffee house, Atomic is recognized by the Fargo-Moorhead CVB as an LGBTQ+-friendly business and has a history of hosting community events, including local drag productions. Its long-standing presence and central location make it a preferred gathering spot for the city's creative and queer communities throughout the day.
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