Don’t hold your breath…
posted on 23 Jun 2016 in Signs
Better get your order in early…
Photo courtesy of Brian Rubrecht.
Found in Tokyo, Japan.
(102 votes, average: 4.11 out of 5)
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Well whatever
I guess an expresso is out of the question
I guess it’s all decaffeinated
I want IT TODAY!
That’s a café: laté:
Oops! Those tags don’t work.
Imagine it says cafe late, with the acute e.
It’s still being ground. Which is the ground we will plant coffee bushes in one day.
@DnT: you mean café laté?
Jam tomorrow and jam yesterday.
@DrLex: Thanks! how did you do that?
That kind of coffee just isn’t my cup of tea.
They probably wanted to name it Sunday, but misheard the translator )). Coffee on a Sunday morning is magic.
Coming soon maybe
The people working there are very embaristas.
W. Coffee someday, sir?
C. Whatever.
@DnT 0436.
I like mixed metaphors too. ie. He put his foot down , with a firm hand.
Oh! Pun the door.
Our coffee is so good we Civet.
W. Would you like a little honey with your coffee, sir?
@Marum | 5:29 am: Oh, musk you? 😛
Scene: Chinese waitress walking around the tables, with a huge pot of tea, and one of coffee.
CW. “You fer Coffee.”
Me. “No! I like it here!”
My wife left me, and sat at another table. 😀
Right now, it’s hardly worth a hill of beans.
The coffee is terrible, but the anticipation is amazing.
For the anti-fast foodie.
¡Ay cara!
¡Oye Slowpoke Rodriguez!
¡Finalmente hay un restaurante perfecto para ti!
-Speedy Gonzalez
You walk in and the background music is Carly Simon singing:
“Anticipation…”
Doughnuts Maybe.
Coffee shops here in Japan have quite a range of names. One of the memorable ones I have seen is “Coffee & Potato”.
“Someday” fits right in.
Someday, when my life has passed me by, I’ll lay around and wonder why you were always there for me. One way, in the eyes of a passer by, I’ll look around for another try and fade away.
They’re just a bit short-handed right now. It’s a nice family-run establishment, but they’ve been rented out.
@Pete: If the coffee is as slow (viscous) as ketchup, you know you have problems.
– Waiter! Where’s my coffee?
– Down the hall and second door on the left, Sir.
– Can I make a reservation?
Slowest coffee in the East.
@Seventy 2rd. 0105. Depends on whether you are a Red Indian or not.
A relic of the “slow food” movement from years ago,
You’d better book a reservation some day in advance.
The coffee shop for those who really hate fast food.
Tea Eventually.
My reaction:
Open… Sometime
Procrastinating owner, even the awning is waiting for repair.
”Coffee Someday … Tea Tomorrow!”