Welcome to our curation compilation of some amazing original coffee stories from community members around the globe. It's been an amazing week with joyous stories surrounding the history, pleasures, and fascination that we all have for our favourite beverage, coffee, that we have skimmed for throughout the week.
Cinnamon Cup Coffee likes to boost your energies with our strong coffee content, so here are some outstanding ones, which we thought you'd like to check out.
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@samsmith1971The Book Cafe in the Quarter... and how stunning does this place look? This is the shop frontage that looks out onto the cobbled high street of Derby City Centre. From their website, it is a self-styled quirky little restaurant cafe and was a winner at the food and drinks awards 2022.
@livinguktaiwanTaiwan is full of little gems of café, today I will take you to two, hidden away found only if you want to find them.
Brewband Coffee: To get to Brewband café you have to turn down an alleyway from the main road, then down another alleyway which you can easily miss as I did. Once you find it, a big open window that serves as a counter welcomes you.
@macchiataIndonesia/Thai/Laos Coffee Blend: What if you can find three cultures blended into one that will make you travel to south-east Asia? Wouldn’t it be amazing to find it in a cup of coffee? I personally would and this is the recount of my first time discovering this balanced blend of three coffee from different countries with different characteristics and history.
@minhtrangThe space is very poetic and quiet, and especially this shop has a very nice design, so I also showed interest and decided to go with my friend to have a drink. And since then I have liked this restaurant, on my days off I will visit this bar for a drink with some friends.
@donnadavisartI love Antinquing and Thrifting and I hope you do as well, because if so, grab your favorite cuppa, sit back and enjoy our trip. I am trying to learn to film slower and more methodically so that one can see prices and have a little peruse.
@ellenripleyWe had a day trip to Shaftesbury in Dorset. We chose a cafe called the Salt Cellar for a drink and a bite to eat. Looking out of the window in the cafe, UK readers might recognise the hill where they filmed the Hovis bread advert 'Boy on the Bike,' in the 1970s, directed by a young Ridley Scott. It was originally in black and white and is a story of a young boy delivering bread on the very steep, cobble stone street on Gold Hill in Dorset, and then free-wheeling back down.
@momogrowThere was a good variety: not only cappuccino but also espresso, americano, cafe latte, macchiato, mocha, espresso with chai latte etc. I thoroughly enjoyed my coffee and the ambience of this cozy location. There was a nice buzz of conversation it was not mouse still as in the museum(church) but also not very loud.
@thienphongEgg coffee: What makes egg coffee unique is the addition of an egg cream layer on top. The preparing coffee step is brewing filter coffee. The egg cream includes egg yolk, rum, condensed milk, and honey. After adding these ingredients according to the recipe, use a hand mixer to whip the mixture until it becomes whipping egg cream. You can add fresh milk or condensed milk to your taste.
@tanjakoladerOne of those gems we happened to stop by - after a day of museum "hopping" - was Café Terzi in Bologna, which offers a wide range of beans from different continents and serving different variations. Walking in it became evident that this café's main focus is warm beverages and without deterring too much from that kept the interior minimal - with some nods to coffee - and clean.
@teukuadamThe second floor has a different impression from the first floor, this floor is more private, less noisy and has a cozy homie design to enjoy coffee with friends. The abstract and decorative paintings on the walls add to the comfort value of this floor.
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