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123. “Great music, great service, great food, great atmosphere!” –Sarah Ulfik

124. “The comfortable setting, nice music, environmental sensitivities and the ceiling fans. Great energy!” –Abigail Ashford-Grooms

125. “Great location- I can see the sunset! Relaxed atmosphere and I love the mags!” –Fi Nguyen

126. “Good smoothie.” –John Snyder

127. “The staff is always helpful and friendly. I also love the eco-consciousness as evidence by the corn starch utensils.” –Joanna Labow

128. “Super friendly staff, enviro-friendly, and $7 bottles of wine at happy hour. Plus the location!” –Nora Frank

129. “All of it! Absolute perfection. Wait, fruit in the water…bring it back.” –Cesar Torres

130. “I think your coffee shop is great!! (That's a huge compliment coming from a Portland-er, us northwest people know and appreciate our coffee) I visited Austin for the first time last month, and LOVED it.” -Whitney Armbrust

131. “Provides great creative atmosphere for writing as well as the best coffee and food in Austin.” –Dominic Pannone

132. “The coffee and the atmosphere are the best in Austin. Truly the last bastion of inspired graphic design.” –Anna Mentzer

133. “Great customer service and some of the best coffee in town.” –Jamy Squillace

134. “Friendly, smiley faces!!!” –Tania

135. “Convenient to get to and convenient to park.” –Rommel Sulit

136. “This place is awesome!” –Kenneth Nunez

137. “Friendly staff and within ‘pedaling distance’.” –Linda Hutchins

138. “Very friendly people.” Melissa Robledo

139. “The location, the coffee comaraderie and the entertainment.” –Emmanuel Ramirez

140. “Stay open forever! Great furniture!” –Dane S. Hurlburt

141. “Nice people working.” –Leslie Pierce

142. “The people are so friendly and down to earth.” –Robert M Barron

143. “Friendly baristas!” –Bekka Sartwell

144. “Friendly faces!” –Rick

145. “Nice employees, cool atmosphere, great food, awesome coffee…what else do you need?” –Monica Coggin

146. “Coffee and evolution all under the same roof!” –Deena Kalai

147. “I wanted to let you know that I read the Progress Posse News and often find them inspiring and touching. Thank you for bringing relevance and a sense of humanity as a business owner and a part of a community.” –Monique Capanelli

148. “MMMM food! Awesome Chai!! Great atmosphere.” –Holly Riley

149. “ Very cordial and sincere staff.” –Tim Chaney

150. “Colors, energy is positive, open and outdoor seating.” –Beth Hannon

151. “Tasty food. good outdoor seating J!” –Lauren Preseren

152. “It’s a cool spot. Love the patio area. Love that you all are so recycling conscious and that you offer Fair Trade and Organic coffee. Thank you! We need more places like Progress.” –Venesst Alvarado

153. “Love the environment, convenience of location and I like the staff.” –Michelle Nangle

Now YOU can Read the Progress Parchment online~!

online links: august progress parchment & october parchment

progress residency for november

new art hanging in cafe'

Elizabeth Lodowski art opening
Thurs., Oct. 23

Parchment

The Progress Parchment Fall Issue
available at Progress Coffee and other radically bodacious local 512 businesses

Progress Presents the Mohawk Blend!

Whole Foods picks up the Progress Mohawk Blend!

ENERGY DRINKS ARE SO 2007: MOHAWK & PROGRESS COFFEE INTRODUCE THE MOHAWK BLEND.

Don't fret. With the fall of Maxwell House, the disappearance of Juan Valdez, and the international disdain for the Starbucks brand, Mohawk and Progress Coffee saw the opportunity to join tribes and shock the world. We are here to help.
So get your ass up to Progress or Whole foods and load your throat-hole up with some hot caffeine syrup brilliance. Put your mouth where rock and roll meets progressive coffee excellence. Your eyes will pop open, the sun will rise, and you will enter a new world.
Now available at the Mohawk as well. Buy some for your Aunt Kathy and be the coolest cousin at your Christmas Party. Respek.

"Rock during the day with the Mohawk blend. Your friends will think you are cool."

David Foster Wallace RIP

"Learning how to think really means learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think...being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to...how you construct meaning from experience. Because if you cannot exercise this kind of choice in adult life you will be totally hosed."
-David Foster Wallace addressing the graduating class of Kenyon College

Juan Bing found in the oceans of Mexico!

Don Couch found Juan Bing under water in Cancun, Mexico and he won a $500 Gift Card to Progress because of it! Get your Juan Bing t-shirt at Progress and start shootin' and you can be the next $500 gift card winner!

"Joshua, are you insane giving away $500 in the current state of the economy?!?"
Well, maybe just a little crazy but I wouldn't necessarily say insane.

Progress Residency OCTOBER

http://progresscoffee.com/events.html