China, the most famous cafe in the world, is also on the list!

I believe that many people are addicted to coffee, sometimes not just for the taste of coffee, but to walk into a "feel right" coffee shop and suck on the mellow smell of the shop deeply. Listen to the roar of the coffee machine, the conversation or laughter of people coming and going, or watching someone sitting alone in a corner, completely immersed in the peace of their own world.

Today, I would like to recommend the 10 most famous cafes in the world. Go there if you have a chance.

Sydney Toby Estate falls in love with cafe

You have to go to a cafe to get to Australia! As in Italy, thick coffee has long been a part of life in Sydney. The coffee sold by Toby Estate is not like Italian Capuccino and Espresso, but a unique recipe for home-made and honed coffee. It has long been introduced in Australia's local food magazine. Coming to Toby Estate is a bit like visiting a coffee garden, with a big oven, and the roasting machine is on the upper floor of the store. The clerk pours in the right amount of coffee beans to roast and grind the fragrance, making the whole coffee shop fragrant everywhere, which is the impulse to try something fresh after grinding!

The sky of The Shearer's Quarters fate in New Zealand

Timaru, an industrial town off the coast of New Zealand's South Island, stands a country-style manor house built of iron plates on a quieter path. Walking into this farm-style coffee house decorated with American cowboy movies, there is a very comfortable feeling of home. There is an interesting game of sheep cartoon animal chess on the terrace coffee table for guests to play chess. Walking into this cafe, the yellowish interior space is divided into three parts: the small shop area, the coffee cafe and the restaurant, which looks like a different feeling from others.

Seattle Starbucks Coffee Pilgrimage

If you are a coffee enthusiast, you can't resist the temptation here. Jerry Baldwin, an English teacher, Zev Siegel, a history teacher, and Gordon Bowker, a writer, founded the world's first Starbucks in Seattle Park Market in 1971. From the beginning of mainly selling high-quality coffee beans and coffee equipment, to today it has developed into a world-renowned multinational coffee chain. The name Starbucks Starbucks is the lifelong dream of almost every friend in the coffee shop industry!

Amsterdam Snel is stuck in prison drinking coffee.

Snel stands in the Lloyd Hotel in Eastern Docklands, the cultural community of Xintuo, Amsterdam, overlooking the artificial island residential area and long Island area near the sea. In 1918, the Netherlands became a labor export center for poor European immigrants to work in the United States. at that time, it was built to allow an influx of Europeans to stay temporarily in hotels and to provide medical examination and vaccination services. after passing the medical examination, take a ship to the United States from the nearby dock. Until the second World War was occupied by the Germans, the building became a prison.

Vienna Landtmann savors Art Life

Always like to go alone when drinking coffee, love the stillness of the coffee shop, and reading alone with the aroma of coffee is one of the great things in life. In the mid-19th century, drinking coffee was originally a social activity for politicians in the caf é in Vienna, the capital of Austria, the birthplace of modern cafes in Europe. The coffee shop was the foothold of music artists or the spiritual residence of great writers and writers.

Bangkok To Die For is full of happiness.

The first time I heard of To Die For Coffee Restaurant was in the mouth of a fashion friend in Bangkok. Under the leadership of friends in Bangkok, to this coffee teahouse, feel very leisurely, do not have a foreign flavor, just know is the diet, coffee teahouse! MR. BHANU INKAWAT, the main creator of To Die For, was the creative director of Bangkok International 4A Advertising Company. In 1997, with several like-minded people to create Greyhound fashion brand in the form of playing tickets, who knew that the response was good, and the sales speed doubled. To Die For is the latest challenge for Greyhound fashion brands to gain a foothold, located in H1 Place in Thong Lor, Bangkok's leisure district.

Taipei Montmartre Image Cafe belongs to the impression of Paris late at night.

Taipei cafes, or Taiwanese, have never experienced and must have heard of food culture. Basically, Taiwanese are used to urban coffee culture and can almost be said to live in the coffee world. Taipei's hottest coffee buzz has been transferred to a series of mountain cafes. Lai Yuezhong, owner of Montmartre Image Cafe, is a famous portrait photographer in Taipei. Because he loved Paris and wanted to find the smell of Paris in Taipei, he opened up his own new world of coffee in the corner of Yangming Mountain to release the aroma of Parisian coffee.

Bali Alila Manggis goes back to basics

There are no bustling shopping streets in Manggis, a small town in the east of Bali, and Kuta, the main city, and Nusa Dua, a major tourist town in the south. There are scattered village houses, rice paddies and woods all around, and only a few fishing boats roam the coast.

Antwerp Het Pomphuis giant pump room

Het Pomphuis, located in an old building near Antwerp harbor, is a caf é, restaurant and bar converted from a shipbuilding pump house. The cafe is called Het Pomphuis, which means The Pump House in Dutch. The pump room, built in 1918, was the largest cast iron pump room in Europe at that time.

Stockholm nameless Cafe

Name and identity no longer matter; quit your job for the sake of the cafe and devote yourself to the brief and delicious world of coffee! Perhaps, only the people of Stockholm would be so madly in love with their own ideals. The nameless cafe, located on a small dock outside Stockholm's Hyundai gallery (Moderna Museet), opens only in the summer. The cafe is supposed to be a hot spot for boat repairers, but the shopkeeper wants to open a small coffee shop here.