Liberty Village

Liberty Village has lived many lives. 19th century prison, industrial-era factory hub, abandoned warehouse bohemian playground, home of the dotcom boom, condo developer’s dream. In modern times, this mini-hood's high density of young, affluent residents is a fatal attraction for discerning business folk. Some think Liberty Village represents the best of the city with the comfort of the 'burbs. Others say it's the complete opposite—a labyrinth of parking lots overrun by haughty couples raising French bulldogs. You decide.

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Balzac's

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43 Hanna Avenue123
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Beyond being a prolific writer, the legendary Honoré de Balzac was also a coffee addict, often [sharing his thoughts on the topic](http://www.openculture.com/2013/09/honore-de-balzac-on-the-pleasures-and-pains-of-coffee.html). No surprise then, that the founder of Balzac's holds a degree in French Literature. In line with their knack for beautiful locations, the Liberty Village outpost is in the historic Toy Factory building. The surrounding condos and office buildings provide endless people watching opportunities. This long, cozy room is the perfect place to enjoy a signature roast, a book, and some afternoon sun.

Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Balzac's
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Mildred's Temple Kitchen

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