Coffee fans must see the top ten places with the most coffee style.

Coffee has become a taste of life, a sense of taste, a spiritual pleasure, and even a fashion pursuit. Let's go to the ten most coffee-loving places in the world.

St. Eustasio Cafe Rome

You can taste the best Italian espresso at the San Eustasio Cafe in Rome, Italy. Although its store is small, its business is booming, selling more than 6000 servings of coffee a day on average. Even former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger patronized this cafe.

Vienna, Austria

The rich and long coffee culture in Vienna, the capital of Austria, has been listed on the World Intangible Cultural Heritage list by UNESCO. There is a rather elegant coffee shop here. In the authentic Viennese Cafe, visitors can sit at the marble table and enjoy as many as 20 kinds of drinks. If you go to Vienna, you might as well try an espresso called einsp ä nner.

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MuMAC Coffee Machine Museum Milan

Don't think that the MuMAC Coffee Machine Museum in Milan, Italy is just an unattractive antique museum. Its architecture is fashionable and modern, and all kinds of coffee machines are outstanding. The styles of new art and contemporary minimalism have been fully reflected here. In this place, you will be amazed at the magical coffee making process here. MuMAC Coffee Machine Museum will not only arouse your curiosity about coffee making, but also give you a deeper understanding of coffee machines.

Greenville Farm Hawaii

The annual output of coffee in the American state of Hawaii can reach as much as 8 million, of which the Big Island is the most. Greenville Farm is the most famous of the nearly 800 coffee plantations on the island. The plantation family has produced coffee for generations and has a history of more than 200 years. The wonderful Greenville Farm will make you feel that this trip is worth it. Here, visitors can not only taste the free mellow coffee, but also see how the coffee beans in the field are transformed into fragrant drinks.

Espresso Vivace Seattle

Although Seattle is the birthplace of Starbucks and Starbucks' first store is still open here, for local coffee connoisseurs, Espresso Vivace Cafe is the place of choice for their coffee. If you are in love with fancy coffee, you might as well come here to taste a caramel latte.

Hong Kong China

When you travel to Hong Kong, Yuanyang milk tea is an experience you can't miss. This Hong Kong specialty drink is carefully prepared by coffee and milk tea at 3:7. Nowadays, Yuanyang milk tea has become so popular that even Starbucks in Hong Kong has offered a similar "mandarin duck cream star cappuccino" drink to do as the Romans do. In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong, people's pace of life is also quite fast, and 24-hour coffee shops emerge as the times require. Locals call these ubiquitous coffee shops "cafes". The famous one is the Australian Milk Company.

Santos Coffee Museum Brazil

Brazil's economy has changed greatly since coffee was introduced from French Guiana in 1727. The trade hall in the port city of Santos is decorated with high ceilings, marble floors and stained glass windows, making the coffee museum look more like a sacred church. The room in front of us, where businessmen negotiated the price of coffee ingredients before 1950, is now fully open to tourists.

Doka Estate Coffee Manor Costa Rica

The warm and mellow air of Costa Rica is like coffee there. Volcanic soil breeds excellent coffee beans, making the country one of the world's largest exporters of coffee. At the Doka Estate Coffee Manor near Poas, visitors will have the privilege of seeing how the world's oldest coffee mill uses water for coffee processing. For those coffee beans waiting to be dried in the tropical sun, a variety of coffee varieties are sure to brighten your eyes.

Roasting Plant Coffee Shop New York

If New York is one of the most coffee-loving cities in the United States, then Roasting Plant Cafe can be said to be the most coffee-loving place in New York. The owner of the coffee shop imports ingredients from Doka Estate Coffee Manor and other places. Coffee beans are roasted on the spot by customers in this fashionable New York street store, and then put into a tubular coffee robot called JavaBot, and then you just wait for a cup of fragrant coffee to appear in front of you.

Cafe de las Infusiones Cafe Cuba

Cuba, a warm and comfortable tropical paradise, is famous for its unique Cuban coffee. People pour espresso into glass-like containers, followed by syrup and a thick layer of tempting milk foam. With a sip of elegant coffee, you will feel like a Cuban enjoying the serenity of a corner outside downtown Havana.

Source: global Times-World wide Web