One of the (many, many) things I enjoy about London is when I order a cappuccino and a work of art arrives. The cappuccino in the photo is from the Tomtom Coffee House in Belgravia. A dear friend who knows all of the best cafes in the area brought me there and it’s lovely. In [...][...]
Posts Tagged ‘Coffee’
Travel: Eating & Drinking in Edinburgh
Those who know me well understand that part of my traveling experience is snapping food and drink photos. I didn’t travel to Edinburgh expecting a big foodie city, but left impressed with its charming cafe culture. From artful lattes, to marvelous tea, nutty whole wheat scones and warm, spiced[...]
June 13th, 2010 - 6:17 pm § in BOSTON, RESTAURANTS
The South End Buttery: The Little Cafe That Could (and Does!)
Casually cool with amazing sandwiches and pastries, the South End Buttery is exactly the kind of place you want to live within walking distance of. Tucked into a quaint area of the South End filled with posh brownstone walk-ups and hip furniture stores, this neighborhood gem is open from 6:30 a.m.[...]
March 18th, 2010 - 10:54 am § in BOSTON, RESTAURANTS
Boston Cafe Etiquette – Sharing a Table with a Stranger
Only in the most dire of circumstances should you ask if you can share a table with a stranger. In other countries, it is completely common for others to take up empty seats at your table (even in a restaurant- it happened to me every day in India), often without even asking. But throughout the [...[...]
February 21st, 2010 - 6:53 am § in BOSTON, RESTAURANTS
L.A. Burdick, L’Aroma Most Coveted Cafe Tables in Cambridge and Boston
Following a piece on the do’s and don’ts of snagging a table at a busy cafe, Boston-based food and travel writer Gabi Logan shares her picks for the most coveted cafe tables in the city. These locals are so popular both for their coffee and ambiance that tables open up rarely and disappe[...]