One Shot Cafe

Philadelphia

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This attractive cafe offers an elegant old-world space downstairs with circular marble-topped tables and a pressed-tin ceiling, while upstairs is a wonderfully cozy library lounge with squishy leather sofas. It serves Stumptown coffee and has a decent food menu.

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