Given that coffee culture is present for a long time within the city of Barcelona, Spain, it’s not that hard to find a coffee house with high-quality service. But, maybe, just maybe, you will be overwhelmed by the amount of the choice that is given to you. For that reason, we decided to present you… Keep Reading
After discovering the cafés of Tokyo and Osaka, two of the biggest cities in Japan, let’s head over to China a little bit and discover some great areas for coffee there. Macau comprises of the Macau Peninsula itself and the islands of Taipa and Coloane, which are currently associated with the landfill shaping the Cotai… Keep Reading
Cafés serve coffee and tea most of the time, but they share some similarities with restaurants and bars as well. They also offer food such as beagles, sandwiches, soups, desserts and other small meals, and some of them even serve alcoholic beverages. A Café was always the place where people came to socialize, to go… Keep Reading
We visited the fast-paced New York and drank ice lattes on the sunny beaches of Miami. Now, it is time for the glittering gem of Nevada desert to shine. Las Vegas was never famous for its coffee, since the hot sun and hot coffee doesn’t really go hand to hand with each other. But with the… Keep Reading
We’ve shown some great places to hang out in Prague and Copenhagen as well, but now let’s head over to another one of the most interesting cities in Europe. Amsterdam is a really cool and youthful city with good vibes. There is something magical about the bikes and being surrounded by water. Here you feel… Keep Reading
We have already reviewed the Best Cafés of Vienna and Prague as well, which are both amazing historical places, but now let’s proceed and discover another beautiful and cozy city. This time it’s going to be Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Hygge means „coziness” in the Danish language. This notion is about a warm, welcoming… Keep Reading
We went west to check out The 10 Best Cafés of Miami then the Top 10 Cafés in Singapore in a completely different culture. Now it’s time to continue with Europe and explore one of her oldest cities – Prague. Prague is one of the most beautiful European cities and the capital of the Czechs Republic. Often referred as a… Keep Reading
Bangkok is a colorful and lively city that offers so much for a first-time visitor and leaves such a powerful impression that you will want to visit it again and again, especially if you enjoy a good cup of coffee and love to spend your time in relaxing cafés. Full of beautiful sights, Bangkok offers… Keep Reading
After the breathtaking city and coffee houses of Stockholm, we are going to leave the European vibe a little bit. Now it is just the right time to tackle the sunny beaches of Miami, Florida. Because of its proximity to Cuba, their coffee habits are influenced a lot by their southern neighbors. You can find… Keep Reading
In our latest article, we have seen The Best Cafés of London after a few other amazing European capitals, but that was only the beginning. There are so many notable big cities left in Europe that we need to discover, so let’s immediately head over to the next one: Stockholm. Of course, the temperature is… Keep Reading
After the coffee houses of Rome, Paris, and Berlin, what is the first big capital city that comes into your mind? To me, it’s definitely London and it was about time to review its finest cafés as well. We learned a lot from the English people. The fashion, the language, the breakfast, the tea afternoon,… Keep Reading
After our exciting tour discovering The Best Cafés of Berlin, it’s time to check one of the greatest and most expensive cities in the world in terms of cafés. Dubai is famous for its glam, huge skyscrapers, airlines, and everything tied to its enormous wealth in general. If you decide to visit Dubai, you will… Keep Reading
After our romantic trip around the most exciting coffee houses of Paris, let’s move a bit to the northeast and take a closer look at Berlin, another huge capital city full of opportunities. The German capital was always famous for its lively nightlife, its history and its artistic richness. Less so for its cafes. Berlin… Keep Reading
We’ve seen some quite warm and traditional places among the Best Cafés of Delhi, but now let’s continue our journey to a culture where they put more emphasis on their coffee drinking habits. Even though Istanbul is more famous for its diverse culinary side and many trading opportunities, it can offer a great selection of… Keep Reading
After investigating the best cafés of Mexico City, let us take you to a completely different area, to one of the historical places of Europe. Italy has always been an integrating culture and a civilization-creating country, even in the time of the Roman Empire. The Mediterranean climate provides a dense, strong and short coffee, which… Keep Reading
The Best Coffees of Istanbul brought us closer to the roots of the black and strong Turkish coffee, but now let’s go straight across the ocean and discover another great capital. Mexico City can take pride in a large café and al a carte restaurant history. Mexican food now occupies so many food lover’s heart… Keep Reading
While investigating the coffee culture of Tokyo, we’ve found some pretty awesome and modern places, but now it’s time to dive into the Indian culture and find out a bit more about Delhi! Coffee is not a native species in India. Most coffee plantations are located at a low altitude. Pollution, overpopulation and nutrition cause… Keep Reading
After The Best Coffee Houses of Osaka, we are going to investigate the capital city of Japan in terms of cafes and coffee culture. Though Dutch traders shipped the first cargos of coffee to Japan in the 17th century, the first coffee house only opened in 1888 in the Land of the Rising Sun. The… Keep Reading
Although discovering The Best Cafés of Manila was indeed an alluring exotic experience, let’s now head over to something completely different and investigate the Indian culture a bit more. The city Mumbai, known as Bombay before 1995, is a great port city situated on the west coast of the Indian peninsula. Mumbai is the capital… Keep Reading
Last time we reviewed the rather diverse coffee houses of Vienna, but now let’s head over to the east and discover some of the more exotic places. Coffee culture in the Philippines has strong roots. The country is divided into 71 provinces, of which 63 produce coffee every year. Their most famous coffee product is… Keep Reading