Daily Dining News: Temple Coffee on the Move?
July 15, 2011
Coffee afficionados say that if you want great coffee in Sacramento, you go to either Temple Coffee or Old Soul Company. But Temple Coffee may soon move from its longtime 10th street location, reports Bob Shallit in the Sac Bee.
After six years in what was formerly Levinson's Book Store, Temple's owner is considering a move to the CIM Group's loft apartments complex on J Street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Read the entire article in the Sac Bee.
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