Sip the smell of coffee in Paris and fall in love with coffee

People always have an inexplicable kindness to familiar things, and they always like to hold a cup of tea, coffee, beer, wine and even cola. Familiar things and drinks make people feel satisfied and sense of security, but without them they often make people feel lost, thinking about them all the time like losing an old friend or even a lover.

I love coffee, so when traveling anywhere, I have to go to a cafe for a few drinks. On my first visit to Paris, unlike most people hurrying to the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower or shopping, I wandered around in the cafes of Montmartre and Latin, among the various cafes in Paris, sipping familiar coffee in every strange store, and experiencing the unique solitude of travelers in the crowd. When I went to Paris after the second time, the cafe was no longer a stranger, and the owner was still as usual, sipping coffee with a touch of kindness. Being in a cafe has become a good place for aftertaste, taste and reflection during the journey.

Europeans like sunshine, and Parisians are no exception. In summer, Paris cafes must have many tables and chairs outdoors, and guests enjoy the warmth and sunshine of coffee at the same time. The outdoor seats of Paris cafes, almost without exception, must be back to the cafe and face the road. One table and two chairs are placed side by side, one row neatly arranged. No matter which train you sit, you can't meet the gaze of others, so you can meditate freely and enjoy it.

From a romantic point of view, the Paris Cafe is not as good as the Vienna Cafe. The outdoor cafe in Vienna must be surrounded by colorful flowers of potted plants, with relaxing chairs around each table for people to get together, chat, drink and sunbathe. Viennese drink coffee socially and meet each other; Parisians drink coffee is the quiet in the hustle and bustle. You can see it from the furnishings of the outdoor cafe.

-fall in love with coffee