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Memphis, Tennessee
Cooper Street coffee bar, gift shop and local art wall.
A Cooper Street coffee bar that doubles as a gift shop, with a rotating wall of work by local artists. It describes itself as a Midtown oasis for drink, food and community, and it has been a daytime anchor of the neighborhood for decades. Espresso and coffee, with vegetarian and vegan options on the food side, and a shop of goods from around the world inside the room. It turns up repeatedly in Memphis LGBTQ+ travel guides as a comfortable daytime stop.
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