This place is not beautiful in its composition nor essentially one of the most elegant I have been able to visit. However, in the decoration of the place I have not found any more interesting, which has caught my attention or in which I have learned more.
It turns out that the walls of the place are covered with photos that illustrate various important elements of the history of coffee. It is a tour that the barista who works there gives us through the birth of coffee, its history of production, trade and rapid expansion, the different coffee routes and everything related to its growth and international development.
Likewise, in its decoration you will find different utensils that tell us the history of how coffee was brewed from the time this beverage first appeared to the present day. There you will see in its space fabric strainers used by our grandmothers, handmade coffee pots that were put to the candle to strain the coffee until the current electric machines that make the delicious drink.
Another element that is part of the decoration of the place is the creation by the barista of the coffee drinks that you request, among which is the Cappuccino, as the main drink of the house, which I was able to taste because it is the one I like and enjoy the most.
This may not be the most beautiful place where I have had a cup of coffee, but it has been the most interesting.
Important: I have used the translator DeepL Translate.
Photos are the property of my husband and the writer taken with our Samsung J2 and Samsung Galaxy phones..
