Hello dear coffee friends that pass through this wonderful Community, here again with you very happy to share another of my experiences with my great inseparable friend "THE COFFEE".
A few days ago my sister called me to ask me to accompany her to Caracas (capital of Venezuela), with her son who wants to buy a cell phone, I accepted the invitation and they came to pick me up at my house, something wonderful not having to drive and go to Caracas as a passenger.
We went directly to a shopping center located in Sabana Grande called "City Market", which consists of more than 200 technology stores, is well known for its wide range of technological devices and is also considered as the space where the best deals are made by its competition.
After visiting several stores my nephew decided to buy a NOTE30 cell phone, which he considered as the best option, for the price and quality.
When we left the mall, we saw a coffee shop in front of it, my nephew and my sister had already visited it and spoke very well of it, I really did not know it and I was pleasantly surprised when my nephew invited us to enter to enjoy a coffee. Its name is "GRANIER".
Before entering I took a picture with the intention of sharing it with you like the rest of the pictures I took inside.
The place is quite simple, nothing glamorous.
They have a bakery service, but only a few things (sweet bread, savory bread, pizzas, among other things).
When we asked for the menu to order the coffees, we were informed that there was no menu, but that the different coffees they offered were posted on the wall.
I approached where the ad was and took that picture, which was not very clear, but when I tried to take another one a man approached me saying that he was the store manager and that please do not take pictures, that it was forbidden, since they are a Spanish franchise and is very prestigious, not only in Spain, but in other cities around the world such as Rome, Lisbon, London, Miami and now in Venezuela.
I apologized to him and told him that I only needed the photos for my personal use, he replied that he could take pictures of my consumption, but not of the place as such.
I could read the different coffees they offered: Espresso, Americano, Macchiato, Latte, Mocca, Capuccino. Bombom, Caramel Latte and Vanilla Latte.
I went to the table, ordered a Caramel Latte, it was very good, with plenty of foam and a caramel syrup on top: my sister and nephew ordered a bombom, their syrup was chocolate.
All were very good, plus the size is like not to drink more coffee all day, that cup is very large and only cost $ 3.5 each, we found it very economical.
They gave us a sachet of sugar, which we did not use since this preparation is quite sweet.
We left the place very happy, the only bad thing was that I had to limit myself in terms of photos, but the rules must be respected.
I recommend it to anyone who can visit it.
So far another of my experiences with my inseparable friend "THE COFFEE", thank you for coming here and I hope to come back soon with another little story of this delicious liquid.
All photos are my property, taken with my Tecno Pova Neo cell phone, only the cover photo was taken with my nephew's phone NOTE 30, who authorized me to publish it.
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