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Most bakery shops serve a larger cup of coffee if your interested.
Danny who works the front desk at the castillo took me on a tour one day when I was there and we hit lots of places to find horny women and we all so hit one bakery where we stoped for coffee and they served small/medium /large & grande large sizes.
So maybe check a few of those small bake shops out as some of them serve coffee.

Whereabouts is centro mercado...is that near ave 6 y calle 5?

Avenida Central y Calle 6. (JA Have you printed the map?)

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thx.Yep I printed it but too hard to read...going to try another (color) printer.

Central Mercado, just find the presidente then start walking up the hill until the walking avenue stops, look to your right thats central mercado.

thanks GB!

No problem glad to help out, now when you go there, its a maze, you can get lost in that place, take a wingman for support.

Good advice. Coming into town Dec 1st....will drop into the SL I imagine and try and pick up a few tips and the general scuttlebutt on the area. First time to town.

I'll be there Dec 31st and will be glad to take yout to Central Mercado ... We will need to stop in that little mall across from NYB and get a cup of coffee for the walk

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Sounds good. I will walk down to the Sportsmen's late afternoon. My flight scheduled to get in around 1pm.

No man, I'm sorry....I there early Dec. I will try to check out the bakery's for coffee.

There was a coffee shop next to 7th Steet Books called the Cafe Del Rio run by a gringo named Paul from Cincinnati. He was pissed after doing work for several hours at the News Cafe and having to pay for 5 cups of coffee. So he opened his own shop.

He also has french pasteries that are to die for, so it's a great hangout place.

David

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