Busboys and Poets

Description xxxxxA quiet, artsy spot nestled away on a side street in East Harlem, Busboys and Poets combines cafe and bookstore in a way a Starbucks tacked on to a Barnes & Noble could never achieve. The food is a solid, multi-national cuisine menu that caters to all kinds of dietary choices, and its fair-trade tea menu is extensive. Its weekend brunch tends to draw a large crowd, but there is ample enough seating both at tables and on its many comfortable armchairs and couches that at other times of the week there is never a wait. The walls are adorned with the work of local artists, and tucked in among and alongside the couches are rows upon rows of books, with a definite slant towards the political and the bohemian. Employees Note any PCs or particularly relevant NPCs who work here! Note any other PCs or particularly relevant NPCs who work here! Note any other PCs or particularly relevant NPCs who work here! Notes & Trivia xxxxxThe place is not particularly outspoken against or for the mutant issue. A mutant is a customer like any other, but public display of powers is generally as frowned down upon as loudly talking might be frowned down upon in a library. Offensive abilities generally create a sense of unease among visitors and employees alike. xxxxxRecently, Friday and Saturday nights have become a gathering of intellectuals who can discuss literature, as well as share their own fiction. If you are thinking of writing a book, visiting Busboys and Poets is an excellent way to broaden your social circles. Important Events xxxxxAnything particularly noteworthy happen in this spot? Note it here!	Busboys and Poets Neighborhood East Harlem Type Cafe (& Books!) Hours of Operation 24/7, more or less Mutant-friendliness Tolerant
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Date Title Cast Mentions (2019-06-25) Infuriating Clint, Dusk, Heather