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Opened in 1972 as the Bank of Guam's secure vault, the building has since been transformed into a stunning, multi-story, industrial-chic coffee shop.
Boasting three stories plus a rooftop balcony, the vast concrete space sacrifices none of its industrial roots in its transformation to cozy coffee shop.
Brick and concrete walls meld seamlessly with a vast collection of vintage coffee grinders. Exposed pipes hang delicately above plush leather couches. Grand stairwells of art-deco tile lead to quiet reading nooks tucked throughout.
But even the incredible ambiance can't outshine the mouth-watering pastries (esp. the Squid Ink Salted Bread) and top-notch coffee. The Dirty Coffee, in particular, is to die for. Order it to stay, and enjoy it in a round-bottomed glass that rolls gently in a wooden coaster, mixing the blend of hot and cold coffee as you drink.
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Know Before You Go
Slowalk is about a 15-20 minute drive west of Guam's primary tourist area, Tuman, and a mile and a half west of the Chamorro Night Market in Hagatña. It's also across the street from the Governor's Complex and the Latte of Freedom.
They do have a drive-thru, but with all the awesomeness inside (plus not all food & drink is available via the drive-thru), make time to go in, if you can.
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April 21, 2026
