Lucid

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unseasonably warm autumn morning when a delivery driver pulled up to Lucid. The sun was just peeking over the hills, casting an unusual glow on the usually quiet street. As he approached the door, his eyes caught something strange—a small neon sign reading ‘Open for Business’ in bold letters. Curious, he stepped inside and found himself in a dimly lit room filled with vintage cars and smiling faces. A regular asked him, 'Morning, mate—what brings you here?' With a sheepish grin, the delivery driver replied, 'Just wanted to see what kind of place delivers so early.'

2. A little boy stood wide-eyed as he watched a delivery driver fiddle with Lucid’s neon sign late one night. The lights flickered and hummed like a distant hummingbird, sending shivers down everyone’s spine. Suddenly, the neon sign spelled out ‘Sale on Coffee!’ in big bold letters. The delivery driver scratched his head, muttering something about bad wiring. A regular passing by laughed and said, 'Looks like old Lucid is trying to attract customers!' Everyone chuckled, and the night took on a cozy glow.

3. A neighborhood kid whistled and waved as a delivery driver adjusted something on Lucid's loading dock. The delivery driver gave him a puzzled look, then grinned and shook his head. ‘Just checking the alignment,’ he called out. The kid shrugged and ran off, muttering something about ‘future mechanic’ under his breath. As dusk fell, neighbors gathered for a quiet drink, unaware that their local bar had just become a bit more… mysterious.

4. At dawn one foggy morning, a delivery driver emerged from Lucid’s loading bay, holding a clipboard and muttering into a walkie-talkie. Suddenly, everyone inside heard a voice over the store’s PA system: ‘Attention all customers—your cars are now smarter than you are.’ Everyone froze for a moment, then started laughing as their cars beeped in unison. The voice added: 'Enjoy your newfound intelligence!' A minute later, an embarrassed customer asked his car how to make coffee—only to realize he’d left his thermos at home.