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Dolphintrekker says:
Tucked away in a sleepy part of town, located in a non-flashy plaza together with other small family owned businesses, is a brave business venture, a crêperie café. Crêpes, already a popular snack or food item in Europe, namely France, has generated a new found interest amongst travelers passing …
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sirenn9 says:
I was so excited to see the familiar little donkey sign while I was walking down Pacific Avenue with my friends, and even more excited when it was confirmed that they had indeed opened a Bad Ass Coffee in Santa Cruz- Yay! For those of you who don't know what Bad Ass Coffee is, it's a coffee shop tha…
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Aussienordic says:
Step back in time by travelling south east from Oslo, to Fredrikstad. 90 km from Oslo you will find the town of Fredrikstad that has a historic OLDTOWN worthy of a visit.
For many years, a medieval fortress in the Old Town, GAMLEBYEN housed the Danish and Norwegian armies guarding this town, and is…
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nae24nae says:
This place was adorable... you could get coffee or dessert and just sit for hours and listen to the fun music or even go buy a trendy book at the bookstore up front. We spent most of our evenings in here just relaxing and enjoying the atmosphere.
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matthewcpollard says:
Amazing coffee, the best affogatos this side of Europe, yummy paninis and a constant cast of characters make even the dullest study sessions palatable.
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cvok00 says:
We discovered this place by accident biking/running by. Some already know the story, the original *WUI version of my Troyan Horse review from the last night. I have to admit that rereading that thing in the morning made my hair stand up and blood rushed into my head under big pressure...so there it …
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glennisnz says:
Dave takes his green catermaran full of tourists out three times a day, from Kaiteriteri, to observe the Split Apple Rock at the start of The Abel Tasman National Park.
You enjoy an hour and a quarter gentle cruising along the coastline to the Split Apple Rock. When you arrive Dave makes a lovely c…
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annthansten says:
This is my favourite cafe of all times. No matter when or why I'm in Bodø, I always end up here at some point. Maybe because they cater to all my needs?
The food is priced on the cheaper side of average, but the amount and quality gives you great value for money, considering that this is a Norwe…
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railroadkev says:
It was great. I just had three hours to wait for my train to come. I needed an internet connection and the Coffee Company just caught me. You simply have to order something and you get your username on the bill. Easily log in, write a post to your blog with the photos you just made while enjoying a …
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aerynn says:
Having visited twice for lunch, and a handful of other times for caffeine and/or gelato/sorbetto, I would say I definitely found a perfect spot at Manzanares Street Coffeehouse.
Any place serving gelato and sorbetto is worth a stop, but I was delightfully surprised at the quality of food, s…
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shuchi says:
Chocolate Log is an unassuming touristy Breakfast place, with a breezy ambience. Run by a warm British couple, this place has relaxed seating and lotsa potted plants, and is surrounded by Trees.
The home made pancakes, quiche and toasts are a delight. In an easily commercialised place, this one …
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jimsack says:
A beautiful little cafe along one of hte finest streets in St, Petersburg, the Boulangerie Garcon is a Russified version of a Parisienne cafe and bread shop. The pastries were splendid, the breads were top notch, the coffee was good and the prices were reasonably. The decor was marble, glass, dark…
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travel21 says:
This place has the best omelets ever!!!! and also the best coffee! I actually went to Dallas for three days just so I could eat here. There is a "fix your own coffee" which has the signature "Brazil" and then there are about five other kinds of coffee that change by the day.
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Koralifix says:
The Schukurama is a multi-facetted place to spend a nice time at.
You find this pretty café arranged in a cosy lounge style with an attached cinema in the town of Beeskow .
It’s a charming café at the first sight - modern and comfy interiors, attentive staff, an enticing menu (especially f…
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TradewindsHD says:
If it’s a cup of joe you’re looking for, and you don’t care too much about good flavor. All you need to do is find one of the 7 million stubucks in the world and consume.
However……
If its beauty, true artistry, bold international flavor, perfect Cappuccino micro bubbles, and first cl…
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Real_PeaceWarrior says:
I know that it is not usual to provide a review of a village store but this one has a secret it also serves hot food and drinks. I stumbled upon it accidentally whilst looking for an ice cream, which by the way is as ‘yummy’ as is advertised, even if the flavours are limited to just three.
O…
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Africancrab says:
The Good Egg is a chain, but the food tastes more like a dinner at a fancy restaurant. There are many choices for a great breakfast or lunch. The service is fast and pleasant. My girlfriend Suzanne and I have been lunching at the good egg on speedway for a while now, but we had never done breakfast.…
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sblanchard says:
If you have never experienced coffee from South America you are missing out!
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joshiro says:
There are a lot of great things I can say about the Outrigger Waikiki. I’ll expatiate on just a few things that really stood out!
The Outrigger is conveniently located within stumbling distance of all the popular bars and dance clubs in Waikiki. For the non-drinkers/partiers, the hotel feature…
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gldn_grrl says:
Nice little café with great ambiance near the "Feirinha" serving all kinds of teas, coffee drinks (both hot and cold), croissants, quiches, etc. Although there are only around 14-15 places inside, getting a spot to sit down is easy. You can also buy small things like tea or coffee to take home. The…
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viciousv04 says:
There is a small coffee house/market that has the BEST Ice Cream and Coffee on the island of Guidecca.
BEST PRICES for Dolce and Coffee and Wine to take home with you or enjoy right there. Grab a bottle of vino and walk straight ahead (back of the island away from Venice) to sit at the pier wit…
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princeza_9 says:
I was a little weary of Ethiopian, having had an unpleasant meal at an Ethiopian restaurant in the US (New Haven, Connecticut), but I was in for a pleasant surprise at Ras. The first thing that impressed me was the layout. There are regular tables, and also tradition Ethiopian tables. My friend and …
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sarawhite says:
Move over, Starbucks - The Black Stilt has better coffee, better food, and the kind of cozy, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to stay curled up on that insanely comfortable couch forever. My personal favourites are their mochas, macchiatos, and chai tea lattes along with a giant slab of carr…
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Biedjee says:
Arnold's is a restaurant which we found by accident, and ended up eating at three times during our two days in Cape Town!
Run by Arnold Bettendorf, who, in an interesting twist is not the head chef but maître d' instead. The staff are attentive and incredibly friendly, and Arnold himself always …
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ik-ben-10eke says:
We come to this place for several years now, the main attraction for BJ is the licorice flavoured ice cream, which we haven't found so far in any other ice salon.
You have to choose what flavour(s) you want, perhaps you would like them all, but having 40 to 45 scoops in your cone is not that easy…
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anjok says:
I am going to share a secret with you. This is probably my favorite place in Tallinn.
This cafe is opened in a renovated building right in the heart of the Old Town, at the bootom of Lühike Jalg, a narrow street with stairs from the Upper Town to the Town Square.
It has its own bakery and all o…
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kotibor49 says:
After walking our feet off in downtown Budapest, we look up to see a beautiful chandelier inside a shop window. We step inside, and on of the side walls there is a huge elephant, on the other side some kind of dragon, both about 7 metes high! We sat down at a little table, just to rest our feet and…
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sirenn9 says:
My friend from Hawaii was visiting for two weeks and was dying to spend time exploring every last nook and cranny at Amoeba, and she was dead serious. She was in there for almost 5 hours. I was bored out of my mind so I decided to check out the coffeeshop next door. I ended up really enjoying this q…
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ethan says:
I was introduced to Salade de Fruits by my friends who are local to the area and you would never know it was there. Best known for their Moules et Frites (mussels and chips) this place is a nice break from your typical lunch and brunch establishment. Although the employees are French speaking, you…
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dolfijn says:
Located in the beautiful Ungelt (aka Tyn Courtyard), just off the Old Town Square, Ebel Coffee Shop is a fabulous place for breakfast, lunch or a snack. Nothing too fancy, this small café is clean and comfortable and has service with a smile.
They are know for their coffee, which is very drinka…
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Frodo Joe's Coffee and Tea
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