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'''And Always Remember to be cool and eco-friendly: use a RE-USABLE MUG ([[CUPPS cup]])!! They look cooler and if we all did it, that's a lot of trees that aren't cut down and waste not carted out of Williamstown'''or other reusable vessel.

Located [Used to be] located down Spring Street next to Subway (, where the old coffee shop was). It is [was] half coffee shop, half art framing shop. It has [had] a great atmosphere and excited owner. It just opened fully on October 27, 2006 so not much is [was] known about it[before the Great Fire], but despite the $8 sandwiches, so far the coffee is [was said to be] tasty and the seats in front of the window are [were once] great for people watching.

Unlike Tunnel City, there isn't much light at APB [had] more ambience than TC with the tables away from the window. Not consequence of not being very good for doing hours of reading..., but the deliciousness of the organic French Roast (and their pumpkin muffins!) make it worth [a shame it went down in the Conflagration.] A Perfect Blend suffered the same fiery fate as Subway and the visitPub.

20 oz: $1.9012 oz: $12.5025

Acidic Strong (some have said 'acidic') but refreshingly bold. You don't need to drink endless cups to get your fix, just a small cup is satisfying.

More expensive (but worth it!) are the espresso drinks. Tunnel City definitely holds its own against good indie shops in the Outside World.  47 100 Spring St. The B&L Building

Dean's Beans coffee, sometimes a bit diluted . There's an "iced coffee bar" (especially read: large vat of acceptable tasting coffee alongside a couple of different flavor syrups) in [[Dodd Dining Hall|DoddMission Park]].) Plus the cups are tiny, bring your own mugas well.

GCB carries coffee roasted by Assembly Coffee Roasters in Pittsfield. This is a huge upgrade from Dean's Beans , though Tunnel City's coffeeis still stronger and more flavorful.They have nutmeg you But can put in your coffee! Be warned, however, 't beat that the quality of the actual coffee has been poor to horrendous as of lateprice..While the coffee isn't great, the lattes are fantastic (and probably have more caffeine)! If there is "extreme caffeine" go for it, it's amazing.

And one of their new Check out the [[Goodrich Combo Meals]] lets you in order to get two nantucket nectars and a bagel with cream cheese the most bang for $4.25 of breakfast equivalencyyour buck (or in this case, meal swipe).

Coffee that is absolutely delicious, reasonably priced and conveniently available at all hours of the day, or horrible-tasting, not worth the money, and too far away - depending on whom you ask. The Williamstown location, open from 5am to 9:30 pm (drive-through 'til 10 pm:00pm), is near Colonial Plaza, which is either a bit of a like an 18 minute walk or a short 3 minute drive. The North Adams location, at the intersection of Rt. 2 and Eagle St., is open 24/7. Now accepting credit and debit cards in addition to cash.

Don't drink the "Shock" extreme caffeine coffee. it It tastes awful.

Located in North Adams near MassMoCA (coincidence?). Excellent toasted muffins. Also they get their bagels from H & H Bagels in NYC (possibly best bagels in the world), for anyone who misses real bagels. Closed Wednesday.

A bit of a drive, but who doesn't need their Vermont fix every once in a while? Located off of Rte. Route 7 in Bennington. The coffee is actually Tunnel City, but the ceiling is gorgeous, the atmosphere comfortable, and the crowd composed of strangers(which is a nice and refreshing change when you live in the [[Purple bubble]].