Coffee review

Take stock of the seven major airport coffee shops in the world and have a good time.

Published: 2024-11-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/17, Nowadays, a pint of handmade soapy water has become a must at the airport. However, mediocre drinks are still popular, and it is not easy to find a delicious cup of coffee at the airport. Thrillist, an American travel website, will take you through airports around the world to find the most delicious coffee shops.

Guava & Java, Philadelphia International Airport (Central Hall B)

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Although Guava & Java looks just like any other airport coffee shop, it serves the world's top La Colombe coffee. This kind of coffee is a blend of Brazilian, Colombian and other flavors, with a mellow taste and an aftertaste. At the same time, the store is also working with Leonardo to run the Lyon bakery, and the proceeds are used to support the environmental cause.

Caffe Pascucci, Seoul Incheon International Airport (second floor, near exit 12)

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If you've had enough of Maxim instant coffee, try it for a change. Caffe Pascucci has been focused on baking cappuccino since 1883, taking a sip, the foam is lubricated and sweet, the coffee is bitter and fragrant, and the wonderful taste lingers in the mouth. The decoration of the shop is also very exquisite, being here is like coming to a bar and enjoying the fragrant time with coffee as your companion.

Paul, Dubai International Airport (Terminal 3)

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The French coffee shop here only uses currently popular coffee beans to make snacks and egg whites with good taste, macaroon.

Dome, Perth (first floor, Terminal 1)

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Walking into the Dome coffee shop, you can see the shiny brass and wooden lacquer ware, and the various furnishings add an European retro style to the shop. More outstanding than the decoration are the coffee beans from Colombia. Balanced flavor, smooth taste, like a gentleman in coffee, unforgettable taste and long aftertaste.

Metropolis Coffee, Chicago O'Hare Airport (Terminal 5)

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When you arrive at Chicago O'Hare Airport, don't forget to stop by Metropolis Coffee for a while. The "Schweik" they polished not long ago combines orange, jasmine and caramel flavors and is worth a taste.

Mojo Caf, Wellington International Airport, (first floor, domestic terminal)

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Mojo Cafe is one of the most popular coffee bakeries in Wellington. The coffee beans are from high-quality coffee products such as Guatemala, Ossetia and so on. The specialty of this coffee shop is Dr. Mojo's Medicine, in the coffee mellow mixed with attractive nuts and toffee, coffee accompanied by a good time.

Joe and the Juice, Copenhagen Airport (Terminal 2)

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Joe and the Juice won the first prize in last year's airport food and drink grand prix. At lunchtime, the relaxed and pleasant atmosphere and playful music can make your fatigue disappear in an instant. In addition to the delicious juice, you can also taste some distinctive coffee, one of which is the strange ginger latte.

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