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Anyone else finding that this cappucino/latte maker has some problems? Like leaking from the middle even when the top is screwed on quite tight? Any advice?

Had a quick lunch at Latte Express today...second trip there, this time was just as good as the first visit. Tender roast pork with cilantro, slaw, jalapeno. Couldn’t tell if there was any extra mayo on it, or just the mayo...

my question is about the cocoa powder. I used basic Hershey’s brand but I know it’s not the best, only the best that Kroger had. Earlier this morning when I went in (open 24 hrs), they had some Ghiradelli Baking...

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Can anyone explain the oddity that is Nova Express on Fairfax between Beverly & Melrose? This bizarre, green, sci-fi themed cafe keeps the most irregular hours and never seems to have more than a customer or two at a time when it...

This thread should give you more ideas for eating options on Parkway and in Camden. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/615255 I still need to try Mezza Express myself, sounds promising and looks good from the times I’ve walked...

Get something with frites. I think L'Express makes some of the better fries in town. I’ve eaten there 3 or 4 times and nothing else really stands out in my memory. With just some fries, cornichons and bread you’re off...

It is the same at all locations. Perhaps your barista put too many pumps of the syrup in your beverage? I like just one pump in a tall coffee, just enough flavor, not too orange :) Try the gingerbread latte, this is really yummy...

It sounds a little fey for macho man AB but the buzz is that he was filmed having a bacon maple latte at a place called the Pirate Cat Radio Cafe in the Mission. Bacon maple latte? Are they serious????

I like Diesel for their very good lattes and plentiful couch, armchair and booth seating. But sometimes I’d like a change of scenery. I’ve tried True Grounds, and found the seating lacking and lattes satisfactory....

two positions, down for cappucino and up for latte. the up doesn’t stay up, so I hope you like cappacino.

Patrons of the old Puerto Villarta on Farmington Ave in WH Center will hardly recognize that address' new occupant, Cocoa Kitchen & Bar. With a name like that you would think there would be lots of chocolate or at least...

is what you want, and you do not want to deal with, or don’t have the option of, putting a pot on the stove top, I would say go for it. Concerning the ability to make a cappuccino or latte, that I am really skeptical about....

to the sauces it was served with. (I’m not sure what they were, but she said they were lovely, and not overpowering, despite the fish’s delicacy) My dad had the Confit Guinea Hen leg, which had a cocoa-cumin sauce. The...