<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3DeneI_0vl1NFAt00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3DeneI_0vl1NFAt00" width="1200" height="900" >One of my favorite things about Providence is that we have one of the highest number of coffee shops per capita in the country. At last count, that's about 23 coffee shops per 100,000 people, which makes it the perfect place to celebrate National Coffee Day on Sept. 29. But with a cafe on just about every corner, how do you decide where to go? I did a very informal survey of my GoProvidence coworkers to find out their favorite caffeine source. Here's what they had to say.<h2>Downtown Coffee</h2>Elizabeth Buckley, Director of Business Development: "My favorite coffee is at Small Point Cafe on Westminster. It's the perfect midmorning walk from my office. I order a cappuccino and love waiting for it to be made in the busy, artsy atmosphere of the cafe. When I'm not racing back to the office, I like to sit at Bellini for a cappuccino, served in a china cup with a bite size biscotti on the saucer — bellisimo!"Jessica Caparco, Senior Director of Marketing: "It's almost impossible to pick a favorite coffee spot in Providence. But I do love the Coffee Connection. As an iced coffee year-rounder, I appreciate that they have a wide selection of fun flavors, like Maui Madness and Banana Hazelnut."Carley Foto, Convention Services Manager: "I love a double shot of espresso with mocha syrup from Hope &amp; Main, right downstairs in our building at 100 Westminster."Erin Hanson, Director of Community Affairs: "I'm a big fan of the Iced Mocha with oat milk at Hope &amp; Main."Kate Heemsoth, Sales Manager: "I love Little City Coffee! It's a small, locally owned business that's run by a welcoming and knowledgeable staff. The shop values sustainability and supporting other small businesses through its rotating lineup of coffee and menu offerings. They've certainly become a favorite in the Downcity neighborhood! I usually get a pretty basic coffee, but their seasonal flavors are always delicious!"Jonathan Neis, National Sales Manager: "My personal favorite is Little City! I always get a latte and love their seasonal syrup options. For the spring and summer this year, they had a lavender syrup — so good! Their pastries are always so good too."Sandra Olson, Community Affairs Manager: "I love the Caffe Mocha at Caffe Nero, and it's super convenient because I walk right by on the way to the office."</div></body>

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Celebrate National Coffee Day the GoProvidence Way

One of my favorite things about Providence is that we have one of the highest number of coffee shops per capita in the country. At last count, that's about 23 coffee shops per 100,000 people, which makes it the perfect place to celebrate National Coffee Day on Sept. 29. But with a cafe on just about every corner, how do you decide where to go? I did a very informal survey of my GoProvidence coworkers to find out their favorite caffeine source. Here's what they had to say.