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| January 24, 2018
Café Falco – Montreal, Canada
There aren’t many places that can boast that they offer customers amazing coffee paired with delicious Japanese food. Café Falco, located in downtown Montreal, is unique. The industrial-chic dining room has plenty of table space and is decorated with gorgeous vintage bikes that hang suspended in the air. The counter where the coffee is brewed looks like a scientific laboratory, and the coffee that comes out of it is always top-notch. Their menu encompasses both homemade baked goods, as well as simple Japanese dishes like rice bowls and miso soup.
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