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  May 4, 2010 - 9:43 am

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  The Dominican Joe Coffee Shop is located in the heart of Austin at the corner of South Congress and Riverside, next to Wells Fargo Bank and Freebirds Burrito. With a great menu, ample seating and parking, and free wireless, we provide a great atmosphere for both individuals and groups for any occasion.

  Changing the World
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  Dominican Joe is not just another Austin coffee house – we’re a locally owned business that exists to make a difference in the world. Through our partnership with Makarios, an Austin-based non-profit organization committed to educational and economic development in the Dominican Republic, your support of our shop makes a tangible difference to people in that country. You can learn more about our company and mission at the Our Story link above.

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