Quick Fact 2: Napoleon owed his success to the cafe!?

Renowned French leader Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) loved coffee so much he gave it to his troops. It is believed the personal connections he formed during frequent visits to cafes from his days as a soldier provided the foothold for his later success.

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While owner Anil Mezini describes it as a wine bar, don’t miss the cocktails, many of which tie into Jaho’s coffee shop origins. There’s a boozy bubble tea, for example, as well as a bourbon-infused hot cider, a Vietnamese coffee martini, and more.

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“To us, life is a journey filled with beautiful pictures, far-away places, new tastes, good friends, and the stories that we all share,” the Jaho website reads, perfectly summing up its cozy vibes. It’s the perfect study spot with really yummy coffee and boba tea.

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Although peaceful, the room is filled with colors and textures that shift along with the changing of the seasons. Summery plum tarts (designed and made in house) make way for pumpkin pudding in the fall. Plush cashmere sweaters and bright wool coats now hang in place of buttery soft silks.

Quick Fact 2: Napoleon owed his success to the cafe!?

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