Vagabond isn't in the top ten in the print edition, but it is in the top 50 online. Pleasingly, stroud green beat crouch end on this one - their only entry is Harris and Hoole.
Oh dear, that will upset them! Suggests a bit of lazy journalism, if they had wandered about a bit they would have found at least one coffee place nicer than the Tesco one.
Im rapidly going off Vagabond. The coffee is holding its own (just), but i'm finding more and more that it takes ages to get your order, and typically you get to enjoy some petty bickering between staff members which spills over onto customers. I remember it being nice and chilled, run by some friendly coffee fans....now its like an office riddled with politics!.............and, full to the rafters of hipsters wearing ironic clothes hoping (so so much) that you'll see them and think they're awesome. No mate, you look like a bell end.<div><br></div><div><br></div>
I have noted a little staff tension.<br><br>Has anyone tried their Holloway Road joint? I went just after it opened and it looked good, and the coffee was of the same high standard.<br>
Just posted a hipster-related q on @Mirandola';s market research thread, am amused to find similar discussion here! The Wiki entry for hipsterity (? I don't know the correct word for the process of becoming/being a hipster) is absolutely hysterical, in a totally non-ironic way. And just what the hell are 'ironic clothes'?<div><br></div><div><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_(contemporary_subculture)">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipster_(contemporary_subculture)</a></div>
Ha ha. I knew that bringing up hipsters would get people going. Anyone that says "if you know what a hipster is then you are one" is a hipster :-).
Hmm. Ironic clothes......im.going to say its making every effort possible to look like a bell end because looking like a bell end is cool. Eg. Tying your shoe laces around your legs whilst wearing shorts. Seen it, there is no other explanation other than pre meditated first degree hipsterness. Also seen paper sunglasses.
Back in 2006 when we set this site up, (yea we set up an online community website in 2006, what were you doing?) I don't think we were hipsters. Now we're just old.
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