The meaning of travel will take you to the top 10 unique cafes in the world to experience the romance of design.

It is the hot and sour soup that inspires you to start a new day for breakfast, and it is also the liquid that keeps you warm on a quiet night.

From Bangkok to Toronto and from London to Vienna, the editor selected 10 unique cafes photographed by netizens. Friends who want to travel can mark these very stylish cafes, and friends who have no travel plans can also swim in the sea of cafes (words) with Xiaobian.

Forgive the editor for being bohemian all his life and love to travel when he is poor.)

Amid Giants and Idols | England

It was a little surprise for me. I had the best coffee I've ever had in a cool cafe in Lyme Regis. The name of the cafe is also great-Amid Giants and Idols, which is not an allusion, but came from the owner who now lives in Byron Bay, Australia, after rearranging the names of nephews and nieces. -- Nick Vyse

Caffe Furbo | Canada

Caffe Furbo, located in Toronto's Distillery district, makes exquisite southern espresso and freshly roasted coffee beans. It looks like a nostalgic artist's studio. -- Kevin Bonnici

Espresso Ship | New Zealand

The Espresso Ship, with great coffee, was on board. The ship, which once belonged to Jacques Cousteau (filmmaker and French naval officer), is now moored in Golden Bay, New Zealand. -- Phil Johns

Tip Top Teahouse | Nepal

This year is my third trip to Langtang, Nepal. After several hours of trekking in the snow, a miracle appeared in front of me-at an altitude of 3550m, I saw a bright yellow coffee bean advertisement. We went in, took off several layers of clothes, and sat on the floor around a small wooden stove. When the Tibetan couple made us quite delicious Flat White (the milk should be just flat with the cup, showing a surface expansion, and sprinkled with chocolate or cinnamon powder on top), it was so surreal!-- Gillian Groom

Base Camp of Photographer Cafe | China

In Danba, a small town in Sichuan Province, China, there is a coffee shop called Base Camp of Photographer Cafe that is very interesting but difficult to understand the meaning of its name. It takes more than 9 hours to get there from the nearest city, but the coffee in this coffee shop will definitely make you feel worthwhile. The coffee taste is the freshest and most authentic nearby, and in this coffee shop, you can see the beauty that no other coffee shop in China can see. -- Daniel McCrohan

Bevanda Cafe | Thailand

I love Bevanda Cafe because of its slightly hidden location and a large number of trees around it, even if it is cool enough to sit outside, even if the temperature in Bangkok reaches 35 °C. -- Manfred Techentin

A beach in An Bang | Vietnam

In a small fishing village in Vietnam, there is a 50m thatched hut that provides filtered coffee with condensed milk and ice. There are only simple plastic tables and chairs and great coffee. Is there any reason why you don't like it?-- Glenn

Kaffe brenneriet | Norway

When we were in Oslo, my sister and I went to Kaffebrenneriet every morning. This coffee chain may be as common in Oslo as Starbucks is in the United States, but it gives us more novelty and delicious coffee. We order a cup of coffee every day to watch the people in the store come and go, and then go to the bookstore next door to read the guidebook and arrange the next day. -- Anna Donovan

Tomoca coffee | Ethiopia

Ethiopia grows some of the best kinds of coffee in the world, and the Italian colonial history gives it excellent coffee machines. Tomocacoffee's coffee bean roasting technology is arguably top-notch in Addis, making it the best coffee I've ever had. -- Melany Markham

Coffee Klatch | USA

Her name is Heather Perry. Coffee Klatch is the store she and her family opened in Southern California, specializing in the retail of boutique coffee. They buy top coffee beans from all over the world, and occasionally cook a cup for you. That's why I'm loyal to them!-- Najeeb Shirwany

Cafe Dommayer | Austria

Cafe Dommayer is one of the traditional cafes in Vienna. The live piano performances, exquisite pastries and thoughtful service are all impressive. Walking to the Meiquan Palace, walking through the park on Sunday afternoon is a perfect ending. -- Leopold Peter.

Source: coffee slow life