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Whispers Cafe New Management

Sweet little cafe meets new ideas.

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whispers cafe SLC

whispers cafe SLCWhispers Cafe is raising its library voice. Owner Pam Dawood said the east side cafe features a full menu of hot coffees, a large tea selection and a light menu with three different vegetarian sandwiches.

There is free wifi. making it convenient for students. On Thursday there is an open mic night from 8 pm to 10 on. Whispers is at 1429 South 1100 East.

Hours are 7 am-9 pm Monday- Friday (one hour later Thursday night) and 8 am-9om Saturday-Sunday.

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