I have always been very fond of coffee. Since a young age, I have sought out this aromatic beverage, leading me to frequent numerous cafes in search of the perfect cup. London has become the city where I have encountered the finest coffee in the world. The espresso beans here lack the bitter aftertaste commonly found in the States, providing a remarkably smooth and enjoyable taste that I find myself savoring in mere seconds. The absence of artificial flavorings further enhances the overall experience by eliminating the unpleasant aftertaste often associated with syrups. Additionally, the pricing is notably more affordable here, with a latte priced at approximately 4 pounds as opposed to the $8 I would typically spend in the States. This significant price difference leaves me wishing for consistency in pricing in the states, as it would result in substantial savings. The wonderful coffee is also served by the kindest baristas. At the Café in Russell Square Park, I am greeted with recognition and a warm smile upon entering, fostering a sense of community and familiarity. In contrast, many establishments in the States rarely acknowledge I am there. The genuine kindness and willingness to assist others that I have encountered here has deeply resonated with me. For instance, during a trip on the tube to zone 9, a considerable distance from our residence, we faced navigational challenges that led us astray. A compassionate stranger noticed our predicament and offered assistance in guiding us back on course. Similar instances have occurred repeatedly, as individuals consistently extended their support whenever I faced difficulties or appeared distressed. I am truly moved by their generosity and their inclination to aid others.
The photo first is me sipping coffee at blank street cafe, a close up photo of it, and then another photo of coffees we got at Drury Cafe!
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