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Listing	Mail Boxes Etc Local (503) 682-2683 29030 SW Town Center Loop E Wilsonville, OR 97070 http://portland.citysearch.com/profile/8437459/wilsonville_or/wilsonville_coffee_co_.html
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Yelp.com Review - by Greg E.

4.0 of 5 stars. This is my favorite coffee shop in the Portland Metro Area. Wilsonville is a small town south of Portland. It's cute and not as over developed as most of the towns in the area. With that small town...
yelp.com - user review - 09/24/2009
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nice place to chill

There's free wifi, so that's a good thing, but the coffee's not good. Not if you're a coffee snob as am I, at any rate. I've never seen the place busy so if you're looking for a quick cup of joe and a place to...
citysearch.com - user review - 01/12/2009
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Yelp.com Review - by Paula W.

3.0 of 5 stars. Opposite of Jen K., I AM opposed to Starbucks and deciding to meet a blind date in Wilsonville for coffee on Saturday proved to be a bit of an adventure. When my date proposed a meeting at one of the...
yelp.com - user review - 08/11/2008
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Yelp.com Review - by Jen K.

4.0 of 5 stars. Let's hear it for the local coffee shop. I'm not completely opposed to Starbucks, especially if I'm just buying beans, but I always prefer to support a local business. They serve Longbottom coffee...
yelp.com - user review - 01/14/2008
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superb customer service and atmosphere.

This place has it all. It's where friends meet and enjoy catching up; or where business meetings are held. The atmosphere is great and relaxing; overstuffed chairs, a sofa and lots of table space; even a...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/08/2006
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