No word yet on whether or not this will also become a Dunkin' Donuts but I do know that you can probably buy the letters at the collectibles shop right across the street on 5th Ave. The guys who took the letters down promptly walked them across the street to the store.I dug this place. But gentrification marches on so what can be done?
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That's a shame, I used to enjoy the counter and the mysterious guy who ran the place. Breakfast wasn't bad either.
Dan, this and Beso (next door) are becoming part of the expanded Associated supermarket (that's on the other side of the donut place). Check out the note in the window of (former) Beso... there's even an "artist's rendering" of the expanded space. sigh.
-Amy F.
i'd prefer a dunkin' donuts.
don't you mean the coollectibles store across the street?
i'll miss this place. i liked the way they toasted and buttered their rolls for egg sandwiches.
would you believe there is only one dunkin' donuts from portland to seattle? i researched this because, I admit, i had a serious chain donut craving. how can a place with coffee at every intersection deny the wonder of the almighty donut (i'd even accept a doughnut)? - shawn
Damn. As a major fan of the bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on a hard roll, they easily had the best one in the 'hood.
And, back before the smoking ban, the guy on the counter once fixed me a grilled cheese with an inch long ash hanging off the end of a smoke. It never even wobbled.
Wonder what's going to happen to the secret club under Beso?
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