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    Third Time’s The Charm for Gay St. Coffee Shop?

    The retail space in the Carlyle’s Watch Building has had a lot of quick turnover during it’s very short lifespan. It opened in November 2007 as Cornerstone Coffee and lasted just over a year. It reopened as Coffee and More this spring, but only lasted a few months.

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    Now, the space is back as the Rendezvous Cafe. The offerings look to be about the same as the past two iterations. A variety of coffee and expresso drinks, some other cold beverages, and a few small food/snack items.

    Their posted hours are 7am to 3:30pm Monday through Friday, and 8:30am to 3:00pm on Saturday. Has anyone stopped in yet to give it a shot?

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