On my walk from the sadly silent corner of Canal and Bourbon (where the city has silenced the brass bands) to Faubourg Marigny, I stopped …
Last year I bought a new Nespresso machine for my house that makes espresso-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos, so when I saw that there …
I was of course familiar with Segafredo as an outstanding brand of Italian espresso beans, but I wasn’t at all aware of them having retail …
Alcove Coffee (@alcovecoffee) is a cool independent coffee bar on the shore of Lake Lucerne near Stone Mountain, GA. My niece Lauren works there, and my relatives and I all walked down there on the day after Thanksgiving for lattes. They feature Batsdorf and Bronson coffee, including the well-known Dancing Goats Blend. Visit them at http://www.alcovecoffee.com, like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/alcovecoffee or follow them on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/alcovecoffee.
Java Cabana is Memphis’ oldest coffee bar, and a mainstay of the Cooper-Young neighborhood, with delicious espresso-based drinks hot or cold, as well as milkshakes and a small breakfast and sandwich menu. Visit http://javacabanacoffeehouse.com/ or like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/java.cabana.
Something Brewing is Conway’s locally-owned coffee house in the downtown area not far from the Hendrix College campus. The stay open reasonably late on weekends, have delicious coffee, and also boast a full food menu as well. Like them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Something-Brewing/111401758894838.
At last year’s Juke Joint Fest, there was no place to buy coffee in Clarksdale, but this year there was Yazoo Pass, a really good coffee bar on Yazoo Avenue that also features sandwiches and the current trend of frozen yogurt in cups charged by weight. Yazoo Pass became a center of activity during the festival, perhaps because of its location between stages at Bluesberry Cafe and Yazoo Park on one end, and the Bank Stage in the former Coahoma Bank at the other end.Â
In need of a coffee fix, I stopped at Cafe Louisa on Fairview Avenue in Montgomery for a cappuccino. I also bought a pound of Costa Rican coffee to take home.Â
The drive back from Augusta to Memphis took awhile, and I stopped off in a historic little town called Madison, Georgia to enjoy a cappuccino …
