A long-time resident of the Midwestern United States blogs about living in New York City and how it compares to life in the suburbs of Cincinnati.
August 16, 2012
Reading Places
If you find a good spot to read at your leisure in this town, you have to make note of it. This little shop called CommuniTea in Long Island City is one of those.
I took my newspaper (everyone else had laptops, but, hey, I'm old school) here yesterday. I was able to sit and eat my lunch (a mushroom "burger") for a good long while, and no one from the staff even glanced my way to indicate I'd been there too long. You may say, "How would you know, if you were reading your newspaper?" Good point. Let's just say that the place was busy, but I didn't feel rushed at any time. Mind you, I do not linger in restaurants or coffee shops if tables aren't available for new customers.
So, CommuniTea, I recommend you as a place to hang out. It's a good place to go and be around people, but still take your time. I'll be posting on more good places to read in the city.
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