Coffee review

Sip the coffee smell of Paris Coffee Culture Life

Published: 2024-11-02 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/02, For familiar things, people always have a kind of inexplicable kindness; for accustomed to drinking tea, coffee, beer, wine, and even Coke, they always like to hold a cup and taste it. For familiar things, people always have a kind of inexplicable kindness; for accustomed to drinking tea, coffee, beer, wine, and even Coke, they always like to hold a cup and taste it. Familiar things and drinks fill you up.

For familiar things, people always have a kind of inexplicable kindness; for accustomed to drinking tea, coffee, beer, wine, and even Coke, they always like to hold a cup and taste it.

For familiar things, people always have a kind of inexplicable kindness; for accustomed to drinking tea, coffee, beer, wine, and even Coke, they always like to hold a cup and taste it. Familiar things and drinks give people a sense of satisfaction and security. Without them, people often feel lost, like losing an old friend or even a lover.

I love coffee, and I can't travel anywhere without going to a cafe for a few drinks. The first time I visited Paris, unlike most people rushing to the Louvre, Eiffel Tower or shopping, I wandered idly in cafes in Montmartre and Latin Quarter, strolled among various cafes in Paris streets, sipped familiar coffee in every strange shop, and experienced the loneliness unique to travelers among the crowds. The second time I went to Paris, the cafe was no longer unfamiliar, the owner was still the same, and the coffee I sipped was a little friendly. Coffee bars become a good place to savor, savor, and think about experiences on the road.

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Europeans love sunshine, and Parisians are no exception. In summer, Paris cafes must have many tables and chairs outdoors, guests enjoy the warmth of coffee and the moisture of the sun at the same time, Paris cafes outdoor seats, almost without exception, must be back to the cafe, facing the road, a table and two chairs placed side by side, one row neatly arranged. No matter which row you sit in, you won't meet the eyes of others, and you can meditate freely.

From a romantic point of view, Parisian cafes are not as good as Viennese cafes. Vienna's outdoor cafes must have been surrounded by colorful potted flowers, and relaxing chairs were placed around each table for people to gather and chat and sunbathe. Viennese coffee is social, it is meeting; Parisians drink coffee for the sake of peace and quiet. From the outdoor coffee table layout, you can see it.

Love coffee.

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