5/5 Ponterbee 4 years ago on Google
Fantastic
little
cafe
on
Gottingen
Street.
Very
warm,
cozy
room,
I
really
enjoyed
my
visit.
I
tried
the
London
Fog
tea
at
the
barista’s
suggestion
and
I’m
glad
I
did:
it
was
wonderful,
as
was
the
bacon
cheeseburger.
The
ingredients
were
as
fresh
as
if
I
had
gotten
it
at
some
expensive,
upscale
restaurant
on
the
waterfront-
except
it
tasted
better
and
at
half
the
price.
Alteregos
Cafe
is
actually
quite
an
important
business
in
the
community.
Not
only
does
it
serve
excellent
coffees,
teas,
and
food
at
prices
everyone
can
afford,
but
it
also
takes
in
travelers
needing
an
inexpensive
place
to
stay,
for
the
cafe
is
attached
to
a
backpackers
hostel.
(Speaking
of
which,
the
young
lady
who
made
my
tea
deserves
a
raise
in
pay:
besides
preparing
my
tea,
she
also
made
my
burger
AND
checked
in
a
bunch
of
guests.
All
things
of
which
she
did
amiably
and
professionally.)
The
only
other
place
I’ve
enjoyed
eating
at
as
much
as
Alteregos
is
The
Henry
House.
**Added
shortly
after:
This
is
NOT
a
“sketchy
area”.
I
thought
it
was
a
perfectly
lovely
area;
the
few
people
I
passed
were
friendly,
there’s
some
other
great
businesses
open
on
both
sides
of
the
street,
and
there’s
some
brilliant
old
homes
I
took
pictures
of
as
I
headed
down
Cunard
Street.
Maybe
it
used
to
be
bad,
but
it’s
a
nice
neighborhood
to
walk
around
and
explore
now
because
I
had
a
great
time.
(Also,
the
breathtaking
St
Patrick’s
Church
needs
a
community
fundraiser
though...
it’s
too
beautiful
to
stand
silent
all
week
except
for
two
hours
on
Sunday
morning.)
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