Weekly coffee: recommended by the best coffee shop in New York, Happy Bones HAPPY BONES

Many friends of Fox fungus who have lived in Europe for a long time scoff at American coffee and coffee culture. In their view, American coffee is undoubtedly the same as garbage.

But as a non-heavy caffeine lover, I do enjoy holding a heavily roasted latte with a slight caramel aroma (you know, many people think Latte doesn't count as coffee at all) and a relaxing chat.

The coffee shop below is called Happy Bones (Happy Bones), which originated from New Zealand and is headquartered in New York. It was founded in 2012 by four caffeine enthusiasts, Luke Harwood, Jason Woodside, Kirsten and Craig Nevill-Manning.

Coffee-loving passion, inspiring brewing art and inspiring urban characteristics make this happy coffee shop not only make and share the best coffee in the world, but also convey a lot of positive energy. in addition to sharing such a happy feeling with coffee lovers, it is also a dream come true for the four founders.

Happy Bones Cafe is located in the narrow aisle between two buildings along the street, and its appearance is very unremarkable. The interior space, designed by the Ghislaine Vi ñ as team, has a coffee-like taste. The whitewashed brick wall and roof wood structure make the whole house much brighter. In order not to obscure the roof skylight behind, the bar is specially designed to avoid the skylight and create interesting geometry.

The decorative paintings on the walls and the colored graffiti at the entrance were created by partner and artist Jason Woodside. The atmosphere of the store is full of modern industrial style, belonging to the bright and clean "light industry".

It is said that the coffee beans selected by Happy Bones come from Counter Culture Coffee counter-culture Coffee Company, one of the largest boutique coffee in the United States, to ensure the quality and sustainability of the coffee. At the same time, apart from sticking to the quality of coffee, Happy Bones will donate a proportion of its profits to Free Arts NYC institutions every fixed period to help disadvantaged children and families develop art education.

In fact, a lot of times I will think about what is the right thing. Is it important to find the purest cup of coffee? Or find an atmosphere that you love to be happy?

It doesn't matter, there is no answer at all! You just have to be happy.

Source: Fox.