Changes

[[Image:{{Infobox Restaurant|name=End of the Line Café|image=Endoftheline.jpg|caption=|cuisine=Vegan café|location=610 East [[Wright Street]]|opened=[[2002]]|owner=[[Ryan Modee]] and [[Jen Knight]]|chef=|slogan=|thumbhours='''Tu-Sa:''' 10:00 AM-10:00 PM<br/>'''Su:''' 11:00 AM-5:00 PM<br/>'''M:''' Closed|rightphone=(850) 429-0336|300pxwebsite=[http://www.eotlcafe.com/ http://www.eotlcafe.com]<br/>[http://www.myspace.com/eotlcafe http://www.myspace.com/eotlcafe]|mapcode=<googlemap lat="30.418295" lon="-87.2087" zoom="17" width="288" height="200">30.418211, -87.208679, '''End of the Line Café]]'''</googlemap>}}'''End of the Line''' is a [http[Wikipedia://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veganism |vegan]] café located in [[downtown Pensacola ]] at [[610 East Wright Street|610 East]] [[Wright Street]]. The café serves a variety of coffees and other beverages, as well as soups, sandwiches, and desserts, all of which contain no animal products. The café also offers three-course vegan dinner dinners and brunches, on Thursdays and Sundays, respectively. End of the Line is owned and primarily operated by [[Ryan ModeeJen Knight]] and [[Jen KnightRyan Modee]]. The café has ample seating inside as well as limited seating outdoors in the rear, as well as male and female bathroom facilities. The café also features a modest selection of books and board games for patrons to enjoy, as well as three internet-enabled computers that are available for use with "a suggested donation of 10&#162; per minute.

End of The café has ample seating inside as well as limited seating outdoors in the Line is completely volunteer-runrear, as well as male and female bathroom facilities. The volunteers meet weekly café also features a modest selection of books and board games for patrons to coordinate schedulesenjoy, as well as free WiFi. The shop has been host to bands and open mic nights on and off for much of it's existence. However, regular shows have not been played at the venue since early 2005.

<googlemap lat="30.418295" lon="For much of its history, End of the Line was completely volunteer-87run.2087" zoom="17" width="300" height="200">30 When [[Van Gogh's]], which previously occupied the building, announced it would close, a group of regular patrons organised out of a desire to keep the space open.418211 This group of volunteers would meet weekly to coordinate schedules, -87purchases, and other business needs.208679 However, in [[2007]], '''End of the Line Café'''</googlemap>café was "de-collectivized" and is now staffed by paid employees.

==Hours of OperationBusiness history==*'''Monday&ndash;SaturdayEnd of the Line is organised as a [[Wikipedia:''' 10:00 AM &ndash; 10:00 PM*'''Sunday:''' 11:00 AM &ndash; 5Limited liability corporation|limited liability corporation]], End of the Line Café LLC. The corporation was organised on [[July 15]], [[2002]] by [[Kent Stanton]], [[Scott Satterwhite]], and [[Paula Mayberry]], with Satterwhite serving as registered agent and manager of the corporation.<ref>[http:00 PM//www.sunbiz.org/COR/2002/0722/20487982.tif Filing papers] (tiff file)</ref>

[[Image:EOTLinside.jpg|thumb|right|A typical scene inside End of the Line.]]*'''MondayWednesday:''' Open Mic Night

:'''Cost:''' $8.5012, includes coffee or tea

:'''Cost:''' $7.5012, includes coffee or tea Also, on the second Tuesday of each month, the [[Escambia County Green Party]] hosts a "Video Night" at End of the Line, generally featuring films and documentaries focusing on consumer advocacy and environmental issues.