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For over 100 years, Porto Rico Importing Co. in the West Village has been more than a coffee shop—it’s a family legacy, a community hub, and a living history. Started as a Sicilian bakery in 1900, it evolved into a coffee haven in the 60s, now run by the third generation who source beans from 26 countries. The roasting happens right behind the counter, with the owner’s son—raised in the shop and even married there—sharing the science of caramelized sugars. It’s not just about the perfect cup; it’s about belonging, tradition, and the quiet magic of a neighborhood café that feels like home to everyone who walks through the door.

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