All-vegan yummies including bagels, cookies and cupcakes. Nice hot soups, too. $2-$6.
Mother Fool's Coffeehouse
1101 Williamson St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
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1101 Williamson St., Madison, Wisconsin 53703
6:30 am-11 pm Mon.-Fri., 8 am-11 pm Sat.-Sun.
Bakery, Cafe/Coffee Shop, Live Music, Restaurant
Vegan/Vegetarian, Vegetarian-Friendly
Cash Only, Open Late/24 Hours, Wheelchair Access
Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Take-Out
Inexpensive
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Mother Fool's graffiti wall turns five
If you attended the Willy Street Fair warm-up last Saturday afternoon, you might have noticed a familiar scene unfolding on the east side of Mother Fool's Coffeehouse. Armed with ladders and spray cans, Don Wettach, Rob Foster and Billy McCoy were updating the coffee shop's graffiti mural project -- a rotating graffiti wall space open to any interested artist. It's a temporary art project that's become a near-east side fixture.
Sep 21, 2006
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Living it up
Each year around this time, Isthmus readers pool their collective wisdom by voting in our Madison's Favorites poll. The nightlife rankings fascinate everyone, from eager newcomers to jaded old-timers.
Aug 31, 2007
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In search of a good (small) cup
Starbucks. Love it or hate it, the Seattle java chain has improved coffee standards all over the country. But try getting a good cappuccino there.
Nov 30, 2007
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Madland: New mural at Mother Fool's is an inspiring tribute to missing Nigerian girls
It looks so awesome, I'd never guess it was painted by a group of sixth graders. A bright new mural gracing the graffiti wall at Mother Fool's Coffeehouse on Willy Street pays tribute to the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls and the Bring Back Our Girls movement, and is part of a global awareness campaign in support of girls' right to education.
Jun 9, 2014
