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Four great places to grab a cup (or two)
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Nestled in a strip mall in the Mountain View
section of Wayne, Haylee’s is open seven days
a week, and till midnight on Friday and
Saturday evenings. Customers are welcome to
work on their laptops, or sit on a couch and
play one of the board games available in the
cozy shop. There’s cappuccinos, espressos,
lattes and other coffee drinks, of course, but
also smoothies, homemade pastries such as
flourless chocolate cake and a variety of
crepes, including spinach and strawberry
Nutella, to go along with them.
• 127 Mountainview Blvd, (973) 706-8852,
hayleescoffee.business.site You may think that you want a straight-up
regular coffee at Longfellow’s, but there are
so many coffee-related temptations available,
don’t be surprised if you walk out with a
Cocoa-Nut (warm coconut latte with coconut
flakes and cocoa powder) or a Dark Side of
the Moon (frozen charcoal licorice latte). This
place is for discriminating coffee-drinkers, too,
offering “single origin roasts,” the higher-end
equivalent of a single malt scotch. Fruit
smoothies, baked goods, burritos and sand-
wich wraps are for sale, too; a variety of
select coffees (dark and medium roast) and
teas (pomegranate oolong, organic green) may
be ordered from Longfellow’s website. • 2 Kiel
Ave., (973) 283-1551, Longfellowscoffee.com The diner-length menu is mighty comprehen-
sive at Kafe Neo, especially if you’re big on
brunch. It includes waffles, cereal and yogurt,
sweet potato toast, omelets, crepes, salads,
burgers, wraps and dinner entrees. But in
between breakfast and lunch listings, you’ll
find a long beverage list with iced and hot
coffees, including tiramisu latte, kafe mocha
and Greek coffee. • 650 Union Blvd.,
(973) 925-4441, thecafeneo.com
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FALL 2018 WAYNE MAGAZINE
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A lot of us joke that we can’t live without coffee (including yours truly). But according to
the Harvard School of Public Health, drinking coffee regularly may actually help you live longer.
Studies show that it can decrease your risk of heart disease, stroke, gallstones, Parkinson’s Disease and
type 2 diabetes. So, you can feel even better about getting that morning boost and afternoon pick-me-up.
Here are some local destinations where you can grab a cup of Joe, and often linger a while as you enjoy it.