Nubohemia Cafe

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42 W Biddle St
Baltimore, MD 21201
+1 (919) 408-7723
https://nubohemia.wordpress.com

Nubohemia Cafe, located at 42 W. Biddle St. in Baltimore, MD, was a vibrant coffee shop that opened on July 1, 2013. After five years of fostering a coffee culture intertwined with music and community events, the cafe announced its closure on June 1, 2018, while expressing hopes to return with a new concept in a more suitable location in the future.

The owner, Jay Rags, emphasized the importance of finding the right venue to continue their mission, rather than settling for their current space. Despite the closure of their brick-and-mortar operations, Nubohemia Cafe plans to remain active in the community through creative events that celebrate their brand's focus on coffee and the arts.

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