My mom and I decided to visit Baltimore Maryland for the day and our first search was for a nice cafe to grab a much needed cappuccino after a two hour drive. We stumbled onto this cafe.
The decor is minimalist, yet perfect. The baristas were friendly and the cappuccino top notch! We enjoyed this cafe for a good hour, chatting about a variety or topics.
I have to say, I enjoyed this cafe greatly and am very sad to report that they have since closed their doors.
I’ve been a paper / pen junkie most of my life and I still have way too many of them. Â I couldn’t get my blog writing on without a steno pad- LOL. We all have our eccentricities and today mine was having the perfect type of notebook to take notes and to improve my blog….
There is something really special when you go on a coffee crawl with a friend that appreciates coffee as much as you do. Endless coffee selfies are expected and an in-depth conversation about the cup of coffee you both ordered. Sipping, appreciating the moment, it is an experience I live for. This was the case…
Tryst came highly recommended to me as a “must hit” coffeehouse in the Washington D.C. area. It wasn’t anything I expected. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. If all the coffee shops I visited were the same, well, I would be out of a hobby, lol. BUT, this place was very unexpected! Located in the…
I leave for Kansas City in just three days and I am excited! Not just about visiting some amazing coffee shops, but to feel the Kansas City coffee scene vibes. I’ve visited major cities such as San Diego, New York, Dallas, Washington D.C., Seattle and Philadelphia and each city has its own feel. From the comradery between…
It was a hot summer day traveling through the state of Kentucky and I was in need of good espresso and black coffee. Ending my decade of Starbucks fixation, the search for local coffee began here at Quills Coffee, in beautiful downtown Louisville, KY. I had been surviving on gas station coffee for a few…
Aromas World is a cafe / bakery found at the beautiful location of Oyster Point City Center in Newport News, Virginia. Upon walking in, the space is large and the first thing that caught my eye is the height of the ceiling as well as the endless awards that covered the walls! My cappuccino was good,…