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Breadfruit Tree Cafe Coming To 4th Avenue And 10th Street

Christine Bush

Apr 29, 2014 — 1 min read

We spotted some signs of life at the former Slope Cafe, which opened in 2012 at 453 4th Avenue on the corner of 10th Street but closed recently. It looks like those of you who voted for a new cafe might get your wish.

A banner announces that Breadfruit Tree Cafe is coming soon, but so far there is no online presence for the new business, or any permits processed with the Department of Buildings.

We’ll keep an eye on the space, though, and post any updates when they become available.

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