Munich, the capital of Bavaria, Germany, is a beautiful place to live, and to visit. There are so many things to do here, this city is so vibrant and full of life, throughout the whole year. Munich is an old town, dating back to 12th century, and if history is your thing, Munich will not… Keep Reading
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… Keep Reading
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… Keep Reading
Chinese people are not considered to be coffee lovers. That is statistically proven by the fact that, in average, they drink just four coffee cups per person, per year, which is significantly lower than the consumption rate of people living in Europe and America. However, the Chinese market is very big and ever growing, which… Keep Reading
Brussels, the European and Belgian capital is so fun, diverse and full of life! And it has been making a great progress in terms of coffee culture, already rivalling its little sister, Antwerp in the North, which has been always famous of her thriving coffee scene. In Brussels, coffees are usually sourced from co-ops and… Keep Reading
The African continent is a major exporter of coffee, even though they do not consume much apart from the politicians. Africa produces 12% of the world’s coffee, according to figures from the International Coffee Organization (ICO). The market remains dominated by Ethiopia (39% of African production and 6.4 million bags of 60 kg of green… Keep Reading
When we think of Los Angeles the first thing that comes to mind is the sunny beaches and the Hollywood actors. However, we are still not so much aware of its coffee scene that is happening right in front of our noses. It’s most certainly true that this US city never had a lack of… Keep Reading
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 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
Just like we did with The 10 Best Cafés of Istanbul and The Top 10 Cafés of New York This time we decided to go a little bit more to the East – the Far East. We took a quest upon ourselves to find you the best cafés and coffee shops around Singapore. Known to… 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
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… 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