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FakeNoose

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5. I don't think this group did their survey in Pittsburgh

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Wed Mar 11, 2026, 01:09 PM

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Pittsburghers who buy coffee on-the-go are more likely to frequent Dunkin' Donuts or Sheetz. We have a few Starbucks-type places but I don't know how busy they are.

Most of us commute to work by car, so there aren't that many walk-in customers. I'm retired now, but when I worked I brought my own coffee from home and drank it on the way to the office.

This is probably typical for most Americans outside of New York City.

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Indie coffee shops are meant to counter corporate behemoths like Starbucks - so why do they all look the same? [View all] marmar Wednesday OP

Because nobody wants to hang out in a coffee shop that looks like an industrial kitchen or an expensive restaurant? tanyev Wednesday #1

i'm a black coffee kinda guy... ret5hd Wednesday #2

because the coffee shops that looked like a garage sale exploded vanished in the 1980s DBoon Wednesday #3

Shut up and drink yr coffee! usonian Wednesday #4

I don't think this group did their survey in Pittsburgh FakeNoose Wednesday #5

problem for Indies is cell-holes who park themselves for hours and block out incoming customers msongs Wednesday #6

I live in a metroplex and the coffee shops do NOT look the same Skittles Wednesday #7