Sun is shining, the weather is sweet. It's Monday morning and we can tell it's gonna be a good week... not the original Bob Marley lyrics I know, but I felt like a bit of improv on this fine September morn.
Here to help start your day off on the best possible foot, Ground State Coffee will be serving up €2 coffees all day. Celebrating their second year in business, they're making the most of a fairly crummy situation and though it's probably not the birthday shindig they envisioned, a party is still a party in our eyes.
'Peeps! It’s our 2nd birthday tomorrow! I know, we can’t believe it either! To celebrate, all (reg) coffees will be €2. Come down and celebrate with us! Socially distant high fives galore!'
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Obviously, they do more than just coffee and would highly recommend grabbing one of their chocolate chip and peanut vegan cookies to bring with you. They also do a whopper all-day breakfast which is right up my alley. Breakfast foods are the superior foods so why limit them to only one time of day? Live outside the lines, my friends.
€2 coffee + brekkie to go = a winning Monday combination.
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