Next.js app Coffee Connoisseur allow you to discover your local coffee stores.
By default, we will see a list of Warsaw coffee stores.
Each card is clickable. By clicking on the card, you would be able to see the full name of the coffee store, how the coffee store looks like, its location, and also having the ability to upvote.
You can also go back to home and explore any other coffee shop you like, or you can click this button, which would help you discover coffee stores near you. This is going to use your location to show you a list of coffee shops near you. If you click on this button, it has a loading state and you will notice that now app displaying a list of coffee shops near you.
This app is completely responsive and supporting desktop, tablet and mobile.
Warsaw Coffee Stores:
E. Wedel. Pijalnia czekolady:
Coffee stores near me: 
https://discover-coffee-stores-helenbassa.vercel.app/
https://coffee-connoisseur-helen-bassa.netlify.app/
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npm run dev
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pnpm devOpen http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.
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