Ten famous coffee shops in the world

1. Starbucks (Starbucks, USA, founded in 1971)

Starbucks coffee shop is full of strong North American flavor. Here, you can taste more than 30 kinds of carefully baked luxury coffee from Central America, Africa and Indonesia, as well as the flavor of a series of hand-made drinks and freshly baked cakes offered by Starbucks.

All Starbucks coffee is freshly ground within an hour to preserve the original coffee delicacies from Indonesia and Latin America. Starbucks' standard is: make it on the spot after each customer has ordered it, finish it in 20 seconds, and deliver it to the customer immediately.

A kind of espresso with strong texture, unique taste and fragrant smell is Starbucks' signature weapon.

2. Doutor, Japan, 1962

The Roadorn Cafe, which already has 1222 chain stores, attracts elderly Japanese. Its price is very low, the environment is not so flashy and elegant, and customers are allowed to smoke in the store. In the situation of economic depression and depressed income, people are attracted by the low price of Rodorun.

3. Make Bao (Tchibo, Germany, 1949)

Tchibo, headquartered in Germany, claims to be the fifth largest coffee seller in the world. The company's logo is golden coffee beans with a blue background.

German maker Bao sells a variety of consumer goods as well as coffee. What most cafes sell is predictable: in addition to latte, you can order an Italian biscuit or a piece of cake ── and possibly a CD record. But in the more than 1200 treasure cafes scattered across Europe, you can always buy something new from waiters, such as a telescope, mobile phone or cordless drill, ──.

4. Diedrich, USA, 1983

5. Second Cup (Second Cup, Canada, 1975)

6. Serdi (Segafredo Ianetti, Italy, 1962)

Costa (Costa, UK, 1978)

8. McCoffee (McDonald's) (McCafe, USA, 1993)

9. Coffee beans and tea (Coffee Bean& Tea Leaf, Singapore, 1963)

10. Reindeer (Caribou, Bahrain, 1992)