it’s a beautiful cafe, newly built and renovated, but still showing off its antique roots. when sam and i went to analog, the cafe had only been open for a few days. although it was new to the neighbourhood, nearly every seat was taken inside. the cafe had clearly been welcomed as a new spot to get great coffee. since i don’t drink coffee, i can’t testify to it’s taste, but from what sam told me, his latte was smooth, creamy and skillfully crafted. for drip coffee orders, analog uses a hario drip coffee method, which is similar to how you would make a quick coffee on a hiking trip through the mountains. this hario bar, however, is nothing like the plastic drippers you would find hanging from an outdoor enthusiast’s backpack. although our experience with analog cafe was brief, i