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The Top 10 Cafés of Berlin
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 was not that much known until now as a hot spot among the coffee aficionados. Today, there are more and more cafes and coffee bars in the German capital. This tendency is due to the most fervent supporters of what is known as “Third Wave Coffee”. They made a way of life of this sacred…
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The 10 Best Coffee Shops of Bangkok
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 a mesmerizing mix of eastern culture and urban life. There are many memorable things that will stay stuck in your mind for a long time, like the amazingly tall skyscrapers, radiant taxicabs that are full of different colors and the never-ending nightlife that will keep you buzzing deep into the night. On the other hand,…
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The Top 10 Cafés of Copenhagen
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 atmosphere and the enjoyment of the best things in life such as drinking a cup of coffee alone or in the company with the ones you love. Copenhagen people love to gather for a coffee-hygge. Coffee scene is amazingly strong in such a relatively small city as Copenhagen. The thing that is so loveable about…
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The Top 10 Cafés of Amsterdam
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 like you are at home. The pace of life is slowing down while you are riding along the canals. The Dutch capital is famous for its coffee shops, that are in fact selling marijuana legally. These shops were legalized in 1980, after the decriminalization of marijuana and hash in 1976. The interesting thing is that…
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The Top 10 Cafés of Mexico City
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 and soul that it now dominates all over the world with its many signature food recipes. People now are more keen to know about its dishes. Though it has no economic progression with the competitive world it carries so tempting and delicious food recipes. There is a large demand for coffee itself, so Mexico City…
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The 10 Best Cafés of Orlando
Orlando is a perfect tourist place, since it offers a great deal of things to do. There is something for anyone, young or old to see and do. If you are a fan of cartoons, there is a world famous Disney World, if it’s hot and you want to cool off in a fun an exciting way, SeaWorld is for you. Wizarding World of Harry Potter is also one of the most amazing parks ever for the fans of the books and those who just want to believe in magic. There is so much to see and do, and you will find yourself drained out of energy. That is where…
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The Top 10 Cafés of Osaka
After the diverse and exotic coffee houses of Manila, let’s travel further and learn more about the coffee culture of this hi-tech country. Japan is basically known for its tea, but surprisingly the country is now among the largest coffee consumers among the importing countries, the market is growing steadily. Coffee is relatively a new phenomenon in Japanese history. Japan isolated itself from the outside world from 1638 until 1853 (sakoku), Nagasaki was the only place which was accessible by foreign merchants. Dutch merchants were the only consumers of coffee in Japan and the Japanese did not appreciate the black drink right away. However, by the end of the isolation…
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The Top 10 Best Cafés of Athens
Did you know that Greece, among all countries in the world, holds an impressive spot in terms of coffee consumption and that, according to one study from 2015, has more than five kilos of annual coffee consumption per capita? Coffee in Greece is considered to be a big part of the daily life; it is more than a habit or a need – it’s a ritual. That’s why coffee shops in Greece are blooming, and there are two kinds you can find there: kafeteria and kafeneio. Kafeteria is a hip and urban place that brings together people that are less than 35 years old. Usually kafeteria turns into a bar…
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The Top 10 Cafés in Stockholm
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 pretty low in Sweden, especially during the wintertime: we all know that. So we are not surprised by the fact that one of the most popular drinks in the country is a hot drink, which warms the body up. In fact, Swedes are one of the biggest coffee consumers in the world. They even drink…
