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As more coffee pours downtown, Inman Perk faces competition — but with confidence

An Inman Perk customer walks out into the square in downtown Gainesville Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022, with a coffee drink. Inman Perk has served as downtown Gainesville's sole coffee shop since Midland Station closed in 2019. As new coffee shops move into the area, Inman Perk faces competition, but its ownership is confident the shop will remain the top destination for coffee on the square with the help of a loyal customer base. - photo by Scott Rogers

11182022 INMAN 1.jpg — An Inman Perk customer walks out into the square in downtown Gainesville Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2022, with a coffee drink. Inman Perk has served as downtown Gainesville's sole coffee shop since Midland Station closed in 2019. As new coffee shops move into the area, Inman Perk faces competition, but its ownership is confident the shop will remain the top destination for coffee on the square with the help of a loyal customer base. - photo by Scott Rogers

If you're looking for a cup of joe in downtown Gainesville, you won't have to go too far.