Located in Old Town, Café Ardour is a charming, small café with great coffee and tasty snacks. Closed on Sunday for church where everyone is welcome. This place is great because it feels like a communal work space.Īdditional perks: music events on the weekends. The open space concept of Everyday Joe’s is perfect for your creative juices.įriendly, volunteer baristas serve coffee and small snacks while you study in a peaceful environment. Most of the time everyone in the basement is working on something, so it is very quiet.Īdditional perks: the kitchen has scrumptious food and board games are available to give your brain a break. But for those extra-busy days, the basement is absolutely perfect. There’s an upstairs area with lots of natural sunlight and comfy spots to get some work done.
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My quirky feature articles, true crime podcasts and stories that get to the heart of Fort Collins take time to produce each week. Rise and shine with the Coloradoan: Start your day with the morning’s top news in the Daily Briefing newsletter. It also served as the Plattner Implement Co., an agricultural machinery and supply manufacturing business.Īccording to Larimer County property records, it's been owned by DRN LLC since 2012. Then listed as 257 Linden St., the building once housed The Candy Kitchen, one of Fort Collins' brothels. Historic Fort Collins: Former lives of 8 favorite Old Town spots
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The historic building that housed Linden Street Cafe dates back to the turn of the 20th century and has a colorful past, according to Larimer County property records and the history archive at Fort Collins Museum of Discovery. The Downtown Artery, 254 Linden St., announced last month that it would close its first-floor music venue and cafe space and consolidate business to its existing second-story gallery and artist studios. The cafe is the second recent Linden Street casualty. Over the following months, they renovated the space and reopened it as Linden Street Cafe.Ī message to the cafe's Facebook page was not immediately returned Tuesday morning.įood news: Southern fare comes to South College Avenue, a new wing spot plans to land Sisters Hannah Ruppert and Sarahlynn McIntyre purchased the cafe when it was still Cafe Ardour in fall 2016, according to a Coloradoan report from that time.
"Thank you for sharing the last few years with us," it read. Its last day in business was Saturday, according to a post on the cafe's Facebook page.Ī sign on the cafe's front door also announced it was permanently closed. The cozy cafe, which opened as Cafe Ardour 16 years ago, recently closed its doors at 255 Linden St. Linden Street Cafe has served its final cup of coffee. Watch Video: Video guide to fall drinks at Fort Collins coffee shops
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