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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Café culture in Coventry
Coventry is a welcoming city, a changing city, and a city full of culture – it has submitted a bid to be the UK City of Culture 2021. When you think of café culture, Coventry probably isn’t the first city … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Comfy Bookshop, Bubble Tea, Cafe, Cafe Culture, Cafe Spaces, Caffe Nero., chain cafes, chain coffee shops, city, city of culture, city of culture 2021, coffee, coffee beans, coffee culture, coffee shop, community, Costa Coffee, coventry, Coventry market, Eds Coffee, Esquires coffee, Fargo Village, Finneys, fresh coffee, Independent cafe, independent coffee shop, Kahawa, market, Myrtles Coffee, Rising cafe, social enterprise, Spangles, Starbucks, thisisCoventry
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Growing coffee shop culture in Nigeria: Cafe Neo and beyond
Historically, African countries are associated with growing coffee, rather than coffee consumption, although recent activity suggests this might be changing. I came across a video from CNN about a coffee company in Nigeria, Café Neo, which demonstrates a growing trends … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, cafe europa, coffee culture, Consumers, Nigeria, Starbucks
Tagged Africa, Cafe, Cafe Culture, Cafe Neo, Chain, coffee, coffee culture, coffee shop, entrepreneur, Kenya, Lagos, Nigeria, Uganda
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Coffee and cafe culture in Portugal: revisited
Text available in English and Português As I mentioned in the previous post, I’ve recently been to Portugal and had the opportunity to explore a bit more of its coffee culture. In Portugal, unlike the UK, drinks bought in the … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Consumers, Costa Coffee, Portugal, Roasters, Specialty Coffee
Tagged artisanal, beach, Cafe, Cafe Culture, coffee, coffee culture, coffee cups, coffee shop, Combi, Espinho, Keep cups, KeepCup, local, Mesa325, music, novo seculo, pao de do, Porto, Portugal, Specialty Coffee, surfing, takeaway coffee cups, The Coffee Room, tourists
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Specialty coffee culture in Portugal: Luso Coffee Roasters
Text available in English and Português Portugal is famous for its coffee culture; drinking coffee is an important part of every day life across the country. Cafes are present everywhere you can think of, right down to the most remote … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, Coffee, coffee culture, Consumers, Portugal, Roasters
Tagged blend, coffee, coffee beans, Coffee Roasters, espresso, Lisbon, Luso Coffee Roasters, Mesa325, Porto, Portuguese, Portuguese coffee, Specialty Coffee, sugar, V60
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Urban development and coffee shops: the end of the road for a coffee shop in Birmingham
I learned recently from an article in the Birmingham Mail that one of the first specialty coffee shops in Birmingham, 6/8 Kafe on Temple Row, is to close down after the building it inhabits is to be transformed into a … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, UK
Tagged 6/8 Kafe, Birmingham, Cafe Spaces, coffee, coffee shop, pioneer, Specialty Coffee
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Exploring Coffee and Cafe Culture in Portugal
Text available in English and Português When I first visited Portugal I was at a stage in my life when I drank a lot of vanilla lattes, the odd espresso and americano, but mostly vanilla lattes, and when I travelled … Continue reading
Posted in Cafe Culture, coffee culture, community, Europe, Portugal
Tagged bica, Cafe, Cafe Culture, Cafe Nicola, cimbalino, coffee, Combi Coffee, espresso, Lisbon, Luso Coffee Roasters, Majestic Cafe, meia de leite, Porto, Portugal, Progresso, roaster, Specialty Coffee, Vernazza
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