Stumptown — DivisionThe original Stumptown café, opened in 1999. Espresso, tea and pastries make this a neighborhood coffee stop on SE Division Street.Before you goWeekdays 6:30am–5pm; weekends 7:30am–5pm, per the venue.Quietness not rated yetWE WANT REST.
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14 places · Checking reviewsStumptown — DivisionThe original Stumptown café, opened in 1999. Espresso, tea and pastries make this a neighborhood coffee stop on SE Division Street.Before you goWeekdays 6:30am–5pm; weekends 7:30am–5pm, per the venue.Quietness not rated yet
Stumptown — BrooklynA Cobble Hill coffee stop with rotating art, custom ceiling tiles and an artist-painted espresso machine. Pair a drink with a pastry or breakfast taco.Before you goWeekdays 6:30am–5pm; weekends 7am–5pm, per the venue.Quietness not rated yet
Cafe FloraVegetarian dining in a light-filled atrium or covered patio in Madison Valley. The seasonal menu includes vegan and gluten-free choices.Before you goThe venue lists free street parking in the surrounding neighborhood.Quietness not rated yet
Boulder Dushanbe TeahouseStop for a cup of tea, a meal or an afternoon tea service in downtown Boulder. Bar seating and a self-service north patio offer different ways to visit.Before you goAfternoon tea requires advance booking. A simple cup of tea can be ordered without the full tea service.Quietness not rated yet
Point Reyes National SeashoreCoastal trails, beaches and the historic Cypress Tree Tunnel offer several ways to slow down outdoors. Pick a specific stop rather than treating the whole park as one short walk.Before you goTrail distances vary widely. Alamere Falls requires at least a 13-mile round trip.Quietness not rated yet
Cabrillo National MonumentCoastal views, historic exhibits and walking trails at the tip of Point Loma. Start at the visitor center to choose the part of the park that fits your day.Before you goThe official visitor guide links current entrance fees, opening hours and parking information.Quietness not rated yet
Sleeping Bear Dunes National LakeshoreLake Michigan beaches, dunes and wooded trails. NPS suggests earlier or later visits to several popular stops, with lesser-known trails as alternatives.Before you goNPS suggests before 10am or after 4pm at listed popular stops to avoid peak crowds. This is official guidance, not a live crowd reading.Quietness not rated yet
Rock Creek ParkWoodland routes and historic sites within Washington, D.C. Choose a park area or a visit to Peirce Mill for an outdoor break in the city.Before you goPark entry is free. Some activities and services have separate charges.Quietness not rated yet
Blue Ridge ParkwayA scenic road through North Carolina and Virginia. Choose an access point and a manageable section for a drive with landscape stops.Before you goThis listing covers a long route, not a single destination. Use the official park information to choose your stops.Quietness not rated yet
Natchez Trace ParkwayA 444-mile scenic route through Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee, with historic stops and walking opportunities along the way. Plan a section that suits your day.Before you goThe official maps show access points and stops across the three states.Quietness not rated yet