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Need a Break? Stop by Semicolon Cafe for a Pause in Your Day

Bellevue, WALocal News

Semicolon Cafe, a new establishment in Bellevue, serves as a welcoming space for community members seeking a break from their busy lives. With its unique branding symbolizing a pause, the cafe aims to provide a relaxing environment complemented by a diverse menu of drinks and sandwiches. Owner Jizhou Li notes the cafe's strategic location in Downtown, poised to attract the returning workforce of tech giants like Amazon, Facebook, and Microsoft. Founded by Sungpyo Hong in New York, the cafe has expanded to five locations, with Bellevue selected due to its rapid growth. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, including business slowdowns linked to COVID-19 variants, the team remains hopeful for revitalization.

The cafe focuses on creating a clean and inviting interior to foster loyalty among customers. Menu highlights include the Tiramisu Latte, Bulgogi Sandwich, and the popular Mango Bingsoo dessert. Semicolon Cafe invites the Bellevue community to experience their offerings and enjoy a well-deserved pause in their day.

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