Cafe Bassam
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While the cafe itself has a lovely rustic interior decor, I have to rate this place based on trying to work here as a NOPE. All of the many outlets around the room to charge devices have been blocked off and signs are posted that says 75 minutes is the maximum time allowed to stay there inside (and you can stay as long as you want outside but it’s freezing so….). Not an inviting place for people to work at but I did stay longer than the time allowed and they didn’t force me out. So I did appreciate that. I’d rethink coming here if you need to work an extended period of time. Internet speed was good. Also, there’s a sign that says “no food” on their food menu board so that could be only for today or their kitchen is closed for good. They just had a few pastries and cheesecake to eat. If you visit, I recommend parking on the side streets, not the main street, because it’s free to park there.
Ruthie SanchezRuthie Sanchez
10
A real San Diego gem! Owned and operated by the same owner all these years. Imagine a classy, comfy coffee and tea shop with countless flavors & blends of tea and coffee, filled with antiques, and offering fresh healthy dishes for breakfast, brunch(!!), lunch, or a casual dinner. You will fall in love with this place: different languages, cultures, voices, and ages all blend together perfectly. The owner is often working in the cafe. chatting with customers and offering "a little taste" of this or that. Our party was treated to several middle eastern dessert pastry samples and variations of coffee drinks. The staff is hip, chill, and knowledgeable. This is a San Diego secret. Perfect, any time of the day.
Tim Marusich - GmailTim Marusich - Gmail
10
Very unique cafe. A lot of options for tea right in the center of the room as you walk in. Cappuccino was very delicious and tasteful. All I did not get her name, the barista was very knowledgeable and took care of us and our drink orders. Greatly appreciate that! Will definitely be back!
Jonathan Solis-BettyJonathan Solis-Betty
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Nearby Attractions Of Cafe Bassam
San Diego Zoo
Spruce Street Suspension Bridge
Inn at the Park
The Old Globe
Nate's Point Dog Park
The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park
San Diego Smile Pros
Beauty Lounge
Quince Street Bridge
Orangetheory Fitness

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3088 Fifth Ave, San Diego, CA 92103
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(619) 557-0173
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cafe-bassam.cafes-city.com
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Unique coffee & tea shop decorated with antique rifles & furniture serving drinks & sandwiches.
attractions: San Diego Zoo, Spruce Street Suspension Bridge, Inn at the Park, The Old Globe, Nate's Point Dog Park, The Haunted Trail of Balboa Park, San Diego Smile Pros, Beauty Lounge, Quince Street Bridge, Orangetheory Fitness, restaurants: Hash House A Go Go, Extraordinary Desserts, Mister A's, Hob Nob Hill, CUCINA urbana, Jimmy Carter's Mexican Café, Azuki Sushi Lounge, Barrio Star, Parc Bistro-Brasserie, Cocina De Barrio
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