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Brooklyn coffee roaster Devoción's Williamsburg café serves fresh Colombian coffee sourced directly from farms, in a converted industrial building.
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Devoción imports its beans directly from farms in Colombia, buying during the harvest and roasting in Brooklyn so that the coffee reaches the cup quickly. Its Williamsburg café on Grand Street is set in a converted industrial building and doubles as the company's coffee training lab.
It is a good place to taste single-origin Colombian coffee as espresso or filter, and bags of beans are sold to take home. It opens at 7am on weekdays and 7:30am at weekends, closing at 6pm. The Bedford Avenue subway stop is a short walk away.
Colombia — it sources directly from farms and roasts in Brooklyn.
7am–6pm Monday to Friday and 7:30am–6pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
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