Articles Tagged with coffee

Coffee lovers can thank iconic Italian coffee company illy for inventing pre-measured espresso pods in 1974, making the brewing process accessible to people around the globe. Given this legacy, illy places extraordinary care in roasting…

The vibe at Good Coffee is all about bright, positive energy — and excellent joe. (Photos: Joe Greer) Like deciduous trees, industrial bridges and seemingly perpetual rain, great coffee is one of the many things…

Get a taste of Cuban culture in Little Havana. Bursting with flavor and charm, this Miami neighborhood is far from typical. With influences from Spain, Africa, France and Asia, it’s no wonder Cuban culture is…

Costa Rica’s soil, altitude, and climate make it ideal for growing coffee. (Photo: Alamy) With over 1.5 million bags of coffee produced each year, it’s no wonder that Costa Rica is the world’s 13th largest…

Distrikt Coffee, Berlin (Photo: Robbie Lawrence) What’s the only thing better than being served really, really good coffee? Learning how to make it yourself, surely. This is just part of Distrikt Coffee’s modus operandi. The…

Search for the best java in town while hopping between Seattle coffee shops. (Photo: Getty Images) Without question, the biggest battle forever brewing in Seattle is over who serves the best cup of Joe. The…

When Martha Coolidge chose to film “Crazy in Love” in Seattle, little did she know the title would have a double meaning. “When you’re a filmmaker, you get to travel all over the world, but…

Holybelly brings a modern mix of ragoût de joue de boeuf, pancakes and pinball to the new Paris cafe culture. (Illustration: Kemi Mai; Photos: William Lounsbury) Walk into Holybelly cafe on a grey winter morning…

Lockwood introduces an entirely new concept to Parisians. Opening in December 2013 by the Lehoux brothers, who are also responsible for fashion-favorite bar Le Silencio and hip Canal Saint-Martin cafe Ten Belles, this multi-hyphenate incorporates…

Fondation cafe is challenging the way Parisians think of cafes in Paris. (Illustration: Kemi Mai; Photos: William Lounsbury) Strolling up the Rue Dupetit Thouars in Paris’ 3rd arrondissement on a freezing day at the end…