Cyber Cafe West

A motherload of tortilla chips, melted cheese, veggie chili, tomatoes, black olives, sour cream, salsa and jalapeno peppers

A perfect side to a bottle of wine

Served on a croissant with chips

Three veggie egg rolls with your choice of dipping sauce

Half pounder, charbroiled plus chips & pickle

Portobellos, roasted red peppers, tomatoes and mozzarella

Pulled pork smothered in BBQ sauce, mozzarella and tomatoes

Veggie chili, chicken, salsa, nacho cheese, mozzarella & black olives

Our veggie chili, rice, jalapenos, sour cream and mozzarella

Chicken breast, hummus, lettuce and tomatoes

Chicken breast, sprouts and fresh salad greens served with an oriental sesame sauce

Chicken breast, spicy wing sauce, lettuce, tomatoes and your choice of bleu cheese or ranch dressing

Fresh salad greens, sprouts, tomatoes, cucumbers, olives & choice of dressing

Chicken breast, parmesan cheese, lettuce and tomatoes in a Caesar dressing

Premium Albacore tuna blended with light mayo and herbs, lettuce, cucumbers and sprouts

Chicken breast, lettuce, cucumbers, sprouts with a spicy and creamy cucumber wasabi dressing

Portobellos, roasted red peppers and melted mozzarella

Melted mozzarella, tomatoes, black olives and pesto

Mozzarella, parmesan and American cheese, all melty

Chicken breast, bacon, mozzarella and BBQ sauce

Pulled pork, mozzarella, tomaotes and BBQ sauce

See Cooler

Chocolate, espresso and milk topped with whipped cream

Espresso, steamed milk and a cap of foam

Coffee, milk, and a triple blend of chocolate, served hot or iced

Chocolate cappucino

Butterscotch and Irish cream

Chocolate and mint

Chocolate, vanilla and hazelnut

Cherry, vanilla and almond

Chocolate and vanilla

Raspberry and chocolate

Caramel and chocolate

Coconut, chocolate and almond

Mandarin orange and chocolate

Served hot or iced, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger and clove tea with steamed milk

Cardamom Cinnamon, Chamomile Lemon, Ginseng Peppermint, Vanilla Red, Cinnamon Orange Red

British Breakfast, Earl Grey, Ginger Peach, Blackberry Sage, Mango Ceylon

Almond Roca, Apple, Banana, Brown Sugar & Cinnamon, Chocolate Bianco, Blackberry, Blueberry, Butterscotch, Caramel, Cherry, Chocolate Milano, Coconut, English Toffee, French Vanilla, Ginger Bread, Grape, Guava, Hazelnut, Irish Cream, Huckleberry, Kiwi, Lime, Mango, Maple, Mashrmallow, Mandarin Orange, Orgeat, Passion Fruit, Peach, Peanut Butter, Peppermint, Pineapple, Pomegranate, Pumpkin Spice, Raspberry, Root Beer, Strawberry, Watermelon

Driftwood's Claire and Lutheran Skirt's Jackie are now joined by Beth Greenberg and Joe Alston for some great acoustic music.

"The perfect mix of talent and showmanship to make the audience feel they're witnessing something special,...one of those gems that sound better even live than they do on record. " Poppy Galloway - Feast of Music (July 2014) . "Sizzling... Their live shows are kinetic and energetic. " Michael Witthaus - Hippo Press (Apr 10, 2014) . "Bucket loads of spirit, musicianship and fun." Strictly Roots Top 5 At 5 (Mar 10, 2014) . We all carry the Roosevelt Dime. It's not a relic of the past, it's the silver in your pocket. There was a time when Appalachian strings made romance with New Orleans rhythms, a love affair that yielded one of the most infectious beats the world had ever heard. For Roosevelt Dime that time is now. Some would call it Rock & Roll, others Americana, but "Mardi-Grass" is more like it-a bedrock of New Orleans rhythms that brings driving, melodic banjo, fat-back blues guitar, pure honky-tonk harmonies, and deliciously dirty R&B vocals along for the ride-it makes for a groove so inspired the New York Times has called Roosevelt Dime "a perpetual crowd pleaser." With a whisper or a cry, a long, cool wail or a hot-and-heavy three part harmony, Roosevelt Dime speaks the language of the Blues. Andrew Green's banjo is soulful and rhythmic, less claw-hammer and more crawfish boil, dixieland by way of the BQE, and he sings with a New York drawl softened by the rolling hills of Appalachia. Eben Pariser is the gunslinger, with guitar sensibility straight out of Abilene and a voice like a velvet tent revival, perfect for the church of the unrepentant. Underpinning the groove is Tony Montalbano's laid-back Pacific-meets-Delta percussion, and Craig Akin's bass, as sweet and complex as Kansas City barbecue. This musical alchemy is purely American, transforming struggle into celebration, pain into perseverance, and taking the joyous beat from sidewalks and streetcars to backrooms and barrooms, from the ample hills of Brooklyn to the amber waves of grain. The formula is no accident. From their early days performing on the streets of New York City Roosevelt Dime learned what it takes to stop a stranger in their tracks, turn that stranger from a commuter into a listener, and from a listener into an unstoppable sidewalk strutter. Their high energy live shows have thrilled audiences at premier festivals across the country, and countless more have been captivated by the exceptional songwriting on their latest release "Full Head of Steam (2014) ," which climbed to #6 on the Folk Charts in New York and #8 nationally. Roosevelt Dime has recently been featured in Relix Magazine, CMT Edge, Performer Magazine, The Bluegrass Situation, and the Alternate Root Magazine

The action starts at 8:30 every Monday. To play you need a team of at least one person including yourself. Think of a team name and join the fun.

It is Jackie Colombo's birthday, and the old band is getting together. Monkeys Typing jammed most every Thursday for over a decade, but have since gone thier separate ways. But the band gets back together for this special celebration.

Stratospheerius is the bastard child of Frank Zappa, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Dave Matthews, and Blues Traveler. Lead by electric violinist/vocalist/mandolinist Joe Deninzon, the band has showcased their "psychojazz trip funk" at colleges, festivals, and clubs throughout the US. The New York-based group has opened for Mickey Hart, Tim Reynolds, The Slip, Ekoostik Hookah, and John Scofield among others. Their live performances are filled with funky dance grooves, rip-roaring guitar/violin jams, and hooks that mix jazz, funk, and world beat. The group was a winner in the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, won the Online People's Choice Awards in the Cornucopia Festival, and was named "Best Jam Band" in Musician's Atlas Independent Music Awards. They have been featured in Relix, Downbeat, Jazziz, among other publications. After receiving heavy airplay and critical acclaim all over the US, Canada, Australia, South America, Japan, and Europe with their Live Wires CD, they have just completed their fourth release, Headspace, available now at stratospheerius.com.

The action starts at 8:30 every Monday. To play you need a team of at least one person including yourself. Think of a team name and join the fun.

Classic rock interpreted on Rick's 12 string guitar. Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Moody Blues and more...Monkeys Typing's Jeff joins him for a set or two.

A band born to change society through music, Thousands of One core members' first gig was in a maximum security youth prison. At one point, lead singer, Jhakeem Haltom gave the mic to one of the inmates who let his voice be heard. It was a defining moment for the band. Conscious music, revolution sounds, liberation time! Something deep happens when dedication to social change meets the burning desire to make amazing music. We give thanks for being alive! We give thanks that we can travel this beautiful road! We give thanks for a million things, and do our human best to put it into music. This is the essence of Thousands of One - to build connections between people and live inspired lives, striving to bring that inspiration into the world around us. Gaining notoriety for their spirited live shows throughout the nation, Thousands of One jumps from activist/retro soul - think Olu Dara or Marvin Gaye - to cross Atlantic afrobeat/funk jams as in Fela Kuti meets James Brown- to underground Hiphop a la The Roots or Talib Kweli with a funk rock edge.

The action starts at 8:30 every Monday. To play you need a team of at least one person including yourself. Think of a team name and join the fun.

An electric presentation of singer songwriter Dan Pokorak's great songs.

Here's the quick version: Eric plays the piano while Elizabeth paints on stage. The paintings are then sold at every concert to the highest bidder. They're married. They're from New London, CT. They've released 3 albums, the most recent of which was "Death Anxiety" in 2013. They invented the world's first "MP" (short for "mini play") . They're full time musicians working on a DIY level. They're trying very hard to be your favorite band.

The action starts at 8:30 every Monday. To play you need a team of at least one person including yourself. Think of a team name and join the fun.

Mary Tewksbury will be doing something special Thursday.

Chocolate or Vanilla

Chocolate, espresso and milk topped with whipped cream

Served hot or iced, cardamom, sinnamon, ginger and clove tea with steamed milk

Add a shot of espresso

Cardamom, Cinnamon Decaf, Chamomile Decaf, Red Ted Decaf, Ginseng Peppermint Decaf, People's Green, Pomegranate Green, Decaf Cinnamon Orange Red Rea

Mango Ceylon, Ginger Peach, Blackberry Sage, Earl Grey

Chocolate cappuccino

Butterscotch and Irish cream

Chocolate and mint

Chocolate, vanilla and hazelnut

Cherry, vanilla and almond

Chocolate and vanilla

Raspberry and chocolate

Caramel and chocolate

Coconut, chocolate and almond

Mandarin orange and chocolate

Dark, Medium, Decaf or Daily flavored Brew

Coffee, milk and triple blend of chocolate, served hot or iced

Espresso, steamed milk and cap of foam

This crisp and refreshing cider offers sweet apple notes up front with a subtle dryness at the finish for a balanced cider taste. A hint of Fuji apples adds a layer of complexity and brings out a fresh apple aroma and slightly sweet, ripe apple flavor.

Introduced nationally in 1982, Bud Light is brewed with a malt and hops ratio different from Budweiser for a distinctively crisp taste with fewer calories.

Brewed with an abundance of flaked oats, bitter and imported chocolates, and Sumatra and Kona coffee, this stout has an intense fresh-roasted java nose topped with a frothy, cinnamon-colored head that goes forever.

A refreshing, elegant, tasty, moderate-strength wheat-based ale.

Like an American pale ale with more body, more caramel richness, and a balance more towards malt than hops (although hop rates can be significant) .

Produced in the tradition of 18th Century English brewers who supplied the court of Russia's Catherine the Great, Old Rasputin seems to develop a cult following wherever it goes. It's a rich, intense brew with big complex flavors and a warming finish.

A decidedly hoppy and bitter, moderately strong American pale ale.

Like an American pale ale with more body, more caramel richness, and a balance more towards malt than hops (although hop rates can be significant) .

Can be considered a bigger, maltier, hoppier interpretation of Northern English brown ale or a hoppier, less malty Brown Porter, often including the citrus-accented hop presence that is characteristic of American hop varieties.

A pale, spicy, fruity, refreshing wheat-based ale.

The action starts at 8:30 every Monday. To play you need a team of at least one person including yourself. Think of a team name and join the fun.

Marsland relocated to Los Angeles and formed punk-flavored powerpop band Cockeyed Ghost in 1994. Along with bands such as The Negro Problem, Baby Lemonade andWondermints, Marsland and Cockeyed Ghost were driving forces in the popular mid '90s "pop underground" in Los Angeles and signed to Rkyodisc-distributed indie label Big Deal in 1996. The band's debut album Keep Yourself Amused followed shortly thereafter and was acclaimed by The New York Press as "finest debut album of the rapidly aging year." Described in SPIN magazine as "a high-energy cross between Brian Wilson, Paul Stanley, and Elton John"

Jamie Willard has been performing for more than thirty years and his music has in that time evolved into a rendition of beauty and a distillation of grace. His compositions are variously described as "[i]ntricately detailed, a pleasure not only to listen to but to see". At a recent workshop, Jamie had an opportunity to play for and with finger-style guitar virtuoso Tommy Emmanuel, upon hearing Jamie play he said, "That's brilliant," and praised Jamie as a gifted guitarist with a wonderful sense of melody. Jamie's artistry ranges from Classical to Jazz to Country and Rock; each with its own passion and raw sophistication along with Jamie's own style and wit. Jamie had the good fortune of tremendous teachers throughout his career. A graduate of the Flip Hayes School of Guitar, Jamie also was fortunate enough to study with classical master Paul Sweeny. Jamie's playing has taken him across the continental United States and into Europe where he performed for receptive audiences in Russia.

You can take the stage and perform from a selection of 16,000 songs over the Cafe's concert sound system. You know you want to! Starts 8:30.

Dead, Dylan and beyond with a rotating cast of fine players.

A Guide to Black Mountain Symphony... "I'll have you know it feels so good!" Official Bio: Black Mountain Symphony showcases an eclectic range of influences, blended together to create their own special sound. From baroque classical violin and haunting folk-tinged ballads to punk-rock drums and hard-hitting dance numbers, the five-piece band sprinkles their live sets with hints of everything from classical music to bits of Motown, blues and jazz. Whether touring nationally or performing at their favorite local digs, this up-and-coming group of young musicians features a roundtable of powerful lead vocals and harmonies that dance with captivating violin lines and soar over stunning soundscapes, shaped by years of classical training infused with an irresistible love for musical roots and a fresh, ultramodern mentality. Evocative of such artists as Fleetwood Mac, The Corrs, Yes, Belle & Sebastian, Damien Rice, Guster and The Dave Matthews Band, the group implements the same skill and vision on cover tunes as they do in their own carefully crafted compositions, and in the process manage to capture something unique and refreshing... This is Black Mountain Symphony.

You can take the stage and perform from a selection of 16,000 songs over the Cafe's concert sound system. You know you want to! Starts 8:30.

Dead, Dylan and beyond with a rotating cast of fine players.

Puerto Rican vocalist Taína Asili carries on the tradition of her ancestors, fusing past and present struggles into one soulful and defiant voice. Her newest artistic work is with la Banda Rebelde (the Rebel Band) , a six piece international ensemble based in Albany, NY. This dynamic force brings love, resistance, and ancestral remembrance to venues, festivals, conferences and political events across the globe. Powerful vocals laid over an energetic fusion of Afro-Caribbean, reggae, rock, and hip hop sounds, the band's eclectic style represents the diversity of its members, who have origins in Puerto Rico, Sicily, Greece, Spain, Brazil and Ghana. Taína Asili's voice exudes strength of Spirit, filling its listeners with the fervor of freedom and inspiring audiences to dance to the movement of rebellion. Taína Asili y la Banda Rebelde released their debut album War Cry in 2010, which has already begun to gain international attention. With an uncompromising lyrical integrity and sound that spans continents, the multilingual album War Cry interblends the energy of Ojos de Brujo, the soul of Lila Downs and the defiance of Rage Against the Machine. Journalist Josh Potter of The Metroland, Albany, NY's alternative newsweekly, describes War Cry as "a pan-global roots-musical mélange that appeals to the struggle of tradition to envision a world of social justice." Taína Asili [tahy-ee-nah ah-see-lee] hails from Philadelphia, PA and Albany, NY where she has worked as a musician, poet, educator and community organizer for over 10 years. She has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Ursula Rucker, Sonia Sanchez, Talib Kweli, Dead Prez, Immortal Technique, Pamela Means, Paula Cole, and Tyrone Hill of The Sun Ra Arkestra. Taína was a winner of the 2005 Transformation Award given by the Leeway Foundation each year to a select few of women artists who profoundly use their work towards social change. She was voted "Best Poet" in 2006 and "Best World Music" in 2010 by The Metroland. She has performed from Montreal to San Francisco and from Mexico to Spain capturing the hearts of her listeners. "If you look at our history," she says, "you see over and over that music has played a central role in changing how people think, for the good and bad. How we make change in the larger political landscape starts with how we affect one another individually, and music brings message in a way that opens people-their heart, mind, spirit."

You can take the stage and perform from a selection of 16,000 songs over the Cafe's concert sound system. You know you want to! Starts 8:30.

Dead, Dylan and beyond with a rotating cast of fine players.

Kim Monroe set's herself apart from other singer songwriters by delivering conviction and soul in every verse. With an EP and two full length disks each garnering critical acclaim, and two SAMMY awards under her belt she has consistently impressed audiences with her unique songwriting and powerful vocals. With another record in the works, Monroe attributes the leap she has made as a vocalist and songwriter to greater confidence in herself and a clearer vision of her musical direction. Helping to define and craft this new direction is guitarist Chris Eves who will be joining Monroe in the studio and on the road. "Chris has helped me believe in myself as a musician and the new tunes we are working on have really lit a fire in me to perform live," says Monroe when asked about the budding collaboration, "I'm really excited by the new sounds we are coming up with and cannot wait to get into the studio." Monroe has enjoyed collaborating with artists in the past, such as Goo Goo Dolls bassist Robby Takac and Blues Traveler's harmonica virtuoso John Popper. "I've been lucky to get the opportunity to work with some really wonderful, creative people in the industry and hope to continue to collaborate and play with such great musicians." With a tour calendar steadily filling and a new record in the works Monroe is excited for the future. "This next year will be a lot of work but I feel like there will be a lot of growth and opportunities that come with the new album. I am really looking forward to taking my next step musically and enjoying all that comes with it."