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Berlin’s Standert Combines Coffee and Bikes in One Space
Standert in Berlin is a hybrid café and bike shop where cyclists can sip coffee while shopping for parts, all in a relaxed, music-filled setting.
Recommended Specialty Cafés in Zhejiang: Man Mao Café
Looking for a quiet spot in Zhoushan? Man Mao Café in Dinghai offers a serene café experience at 7-10 Xin Tian Di Nei Jie.
Chanchang Coffee in Wuhan’s Taixing Lane: A Hidden Gem
Find out why Chanchang Coffee in Wuhan’s Taixing Lane is worth visiting: a European-style garden café tucked between other shops.
2015 September Specialty Coffee Bean Price List
Find the latest specialty coffee bean prices from China’s Coffee Workshop for the third week of September 2015. Contact for custom roast levels or origins.
Hidden Gem: Fanyi Cafe in Fuzhou’s Specialty Coffee Scene
Discover Fanyi Cafe in Fuzhou, a cozy specialty coffee spot offering warmth and community, located in the lobby of the HAOYUNLAI Hotel in Taijiang District.
Chongqing's Hidden Gem: Lingka Coffee in Jiulongpo
Find peace in Chongqing’s urban jungle at Lingka Coffee, a Tibetan-inspired café tucked away in Jiulongpo offering calm amid the city noise.
13 Weirdest Coffee Shops in London You Have to See
From cereal-only menus to cafes with live-in cats and dogs, these 13 London coffee shops redefine quirky coffee culture.
How Small Coffee Shops Should Choose Their Location
Find the best spots for your small coffee shop—community hubs, high-footfall streets, or near campuses—with pros, cons, and key trade-offs.
Top Specialty Coffee Shop in Nanjing: Ruminate
Discover Ruminate, a cozy 20th-floor café in Nanjing’s Xinjiekou with strong coffee aromas, warm decor, and great city views.
Starbucks Coffee Menu Guide: Sizes, Drinks & Terms
Learn the full Starbucks menu, from espresso drinks to Frappuccinos, with sizes, milk options, syrup choices, and key coffee terms explained.
How Starbucks Thrives in China’s Tea-Drinking Culture
Starbucks sells coffee in tea-loving China by building emotional connections, localizing products, and embracing digital engagement.
2015 September Specialty Coffee Bean Prices from Coffee Workshop
Find the 2015 September 2nd week specialty coffee bean pricing list from Coffee Workshop, including contact details for custom orders.
2014 IFA Show Preview: The Everlasting Coffee Tech Showcase
Explore the 2014 IFA Berlin tech show’s kitchen appliance highlights, focusing on coffee makers and their evolving smart features.
Why Japanese Convenience Store Coffee Is So Popular
Find out why 7-EleVEN, Lawson, and FamilyMart’s coffee is winning over customers—and which chain ranks highest among female office workers.
What’s It Like Drinking Coffee in Bed at IKEA?
Discover the full experience of sipping coffee and eating breakfast in bed at IKEA’s pop-up café in London, complete with pillows, pyjamas, and classic British fare.
Why Starbucks Failed to Launch in Italy
Italy has resisted Starbucks for decades due to deep-rooted coffee culture, local pride, and a longstanding preference for traditional espresso.
Artist Turns Spilled Coffee into Viral Art
Giulia Bernardelli, a 27-year-old Italian artist, creates intricate paintings using spilled coffee, earning praise online for her inventive use of everyday mishaps.
Thai Street Vendor Sued Over Starbucks Logo Lookalike
A Bangkok street coffee seller faces legal action from Starbucks over a logo resembling the global chain’s. Court date set for November 4.
How a Grad Student Built China’s First University Coffee Chain
At 23, Zheng Qibin opened three university coffee shops with his team, winning national startup awards and aiming to create China’s top campus coffee brand.
Small Specialty Cafés, Big Handmade Lives
Explore how Guangzhou’s new-wave coffee shops mix minimalist design, slow travel, and artisan baking with pour-over coffee culture.