Which cafe do the world's top high achiever like to go to?

The world's top high achiever's favorite cafe does not need a slow mood, but a pioneer and "omnipotent": a coffee machine made with the most advanced technology, or a meeting or even a wedding can be held here, or an indoor setting that is at the forefront of science and technology. The following three cafes are frequented by students from top universities such as Harvard, Oxford and MIT. High achiever's territory is absolutely extraordinary. The "Apple Store" of the catering industry? Harvard and MIT: ArtScience Caf é Edible Packaging, Aviation Food, or a dispenser that sends messages through smells. Just like Harvard professor David Edwards, one of the founders of ArtScience Cafe, has experimented with food and human taste, ArtScience is such a restaurant cafe with state-of-the-art scientific research. Designed by French architect Mathieu Lehnanneur and two other American architects, ArtScience is given a modern and modern interior space, green velvet sofa, like a hanging lamp with a particle structure, creating an aesthetic and concise meeting place for scientists in this 1000-square-meter space. ArtScience is ideally located between Harvard and MIT, and although it has just opened, it is now a favorite new destination for students and professors at both schools. Seminars are often held here, or conferences on high-tech food equipment are held. In addition, of course, there are delicacies, from pickled oysters to Burgundy truffles, and a series of high-tech cups and drinking fountains are placed in the display cabinets at the entrance.

As long as you can program NB enough, this is yours. Yale University: Ground Cafe at the Ground Caf é near Yale University is definitely a great place for engineers to put on marriage proposals that cannot be imitated. The center of the 356-square-meter cafe has a screen of more than 20, 000 LED lights. Students or other guests who come here have access to the control system. As long as you can program, you can play your animation or video on this LED screen. Of course, the interior design of the cafe is also outstanding, designed by architects Rich and RobCharney, also from the Yale School of Architecture, who give the cafe a chic wooden structure-the technology and designers behind the scenes are famous figures. Engineers' cafes have to be so intelligent.

The cafe with the highest IQ and practical information-nightclub | Oxford University: FREUD CAFE&BAR many Oxford students live in Jericho, a neighborhood with ancient cultural history and all kinds of ancient buildings. The Saint Paul Church of England on Walton Street was one of the most important landmarks in Oxford in the 19th century. In 1988, a cafe called FREUD, following the opening of the first London shop, turned the church in Oxford into a cafe and bar, while bringing first-class cocktails to Oxford. The high ceilings of the church, stained glass windows with rich stories, and ancient stone pillars all give the cafe the most distinctive facade. The cafe is integrated with the church, just as the story of the cafe has been going on for a long time. It hosted two generations of college students and graduation parties, countless friends and families, and even countless weddings of newlyweds. The cafe also sells self-designed coffee pots and cups, and the indoor decorations for parties according to different activities are full of fun and fun.

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