Cortado Coffee Caffeine I still remember the very first time I had a cortado. I was in Spain Straying through a small town on a sunny afternoon. The streets were quiet and I found a tiny café Snuggled away on a corner. It had two little tables outside with chairs made of wood and metal. … Read more
lola’s european cafe In the heart of Asbury Park, New Jersey, nestled among the creative hum of downtown’s artsy Cookman Avenue, sits Lola’s European Cafe, a charming little spot that’s been stealing hearts since it first opened its doors in 2015. But Lola’s wasn’t always a café it began life as Casa di Dolce, a … Read more
East European coffee culture festival The East European Coffee Culture Festival is coming to Hala Laminor in Bucharest, Romania! ☕🎉 The date for 2026 is coming soon! The East European Coffee Culture Festival known as COFFeEAST is a vibrant celebration of coffee, creativity and community. Held at Hala Laminor in Bucharest, Romania this dynamic event … Read more
Cafe Europe st Armands Elegantly designed with old world charm. Nestled like a hidden jewel among the palm trees and designer boutiques of St. Armands Circle in Sarasota, Florida Café L’Europe has always Looked to me less like a restaurant and more like a portal. A portal into another era a world where elegance, tradition … Read more
Famous Coffee Shops in Portuguese I had always loved cozy cafés. So, when I planned my trip to Amsterdam I knew I wanted to visit some Portuguese coffee shops. Amsterdam is famous for its cozy streets. But I was excited to find a little taste of Portugal hidden inside this Dutch city. The day I … Read more
Restaurants and Cafes at Versailles Palace Nestled near the iconic Palace of Versailles, the cafés offer a charming glimpse into French culture. These cozy spots have long been gathering places for locals and tourists alike, with many dating back to the 18th century. Over the years, they’ve become perfect places to relax after exploring the … Read more
How Humanity Got Hooked on Coffee I still remember the smell of coffee in my grandmother’s kitchen. She would wake up early, grind the beans by hand and make a strong dark brew. The whole house would smell warm and cozy. That smell made me feel safe. I didn’t drink coffee then. I was too … Read more
Famous Cafe in Rome Near Colosseum History of cafés in Italy When you think of Italy, you probably imagine espresso tiny cups and bustling cafés. And honestly that’s not far from the truth because Italy has one of the Most prosperous coffee cultures in the world. The story starts in the 16th century, when coffee … Read more
New Brighton Breakfast Brighton is not just a city; it feels like a colorful painting brought to life. With its vibrant street art, pebbled beaches charming lanes and friendly energy it invites you to slow down explore and enjoy the beauty in small moments. I spent a sunny weekend in Brighton hopping from one beautiful … Read more
Instagrammable Cafes in Utrecht History of Cafés in Utrecht Utrecht Coffee Safari. The moment I walked through Utrecht’s charming streets, I felt at home. The old canals tight lanes and the smell of fresh coffee wrapped the city in a cozy storybook feel. I kept wondering how did cafés become such a big part of … Read more