South Pointe Espresso

Segafredo Zanetti Espresso has opened yet another café, this one at 124 Collins Avenue -- they already operate one on Brickell, one in Bal Harbour, and about 570 more worldwide. Segafredo South Pointe will follow the same successful formula as the rest: Coffee, snacks, cocktails, a late night lounge scene...
By Lee KleinJanuary 12, 2009
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Segafredo Zanetti Espresso has

opened yet another café, this one at 124 Collins Avenue — they already

operate one on Brickell, one in Bal Harbour, and about 570 more

worldwide. Segafredo South Pointe

will follow the same successful formula as the rest: Coffee, snacks,

cocktails, a late night lounge scene with live music and DJ (from

Thursday through Saturday until 3:00 a.m. or later), and a comfy,

Euro-groovy ambiance with red leather couches indoors and an outdoor

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area made to look like a living room via a mix of eclectic antique

furniture. Pillows are provided, but you’ll have to bring your own

European.

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