Think of a hangout, a place for a first date, a quiet space to read – a coffee shop, you name it. This global concept is at its peak, and what we call “coffee culture” has changed the face and meaning of coffee. It’s not just a drink, it’s an emotion. This drink can make an intimate conversation worth remembering, bring a burst of flavor and freshness when you’re at your lowest, or when you’re full of energy in the morning. While drinking coffee is common, allow yourself to experience this daily habit in a unique way by visiting the world’s most expensive coffee shop.
If your love for coffee doesn’t stop at Starbucks, it’s time to explore these destinations:
VVOGUE cafe, Moscow
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Spend an unforgettable time at the Vogue Café in Moscow. The venue opened to the public in 2003 and was a huge success. The interior is gorgeously decorated with plush seating, fresh flowers, clean walls and paintings. The food is as good as the decor, paired with great coffee and cocktails. The food here has a Russian flair, using the freshest ingredients paired with coffee. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere in this charming cafe while sampling the best food they have to offer.
ANTICO CAFÈ GRECO, Rome
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Opened in 1760, Antico Caffe Greco is Rome’s second-oldest café and was a refuge for artists such as Charles Dickens, John Keats and Audrey Hepburn. The architectural heritage of the eighteenth century has been well preserved, making it a landmark coffee shop. In addition to interesting history and fascinating art, the cafe offers delicious coffee and exquisite ice cream tastings. Located in Via Condotti near the Spanish Steps, a glass costs about 10 euros, but this is a must-visit retro spot.
Bloomsbury Cafe, Dubai
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Dubai is the epitome of luxury, and so is the Bloomsbury Cafe, which opened in Al Wahda Mall in 2010. This unique place bakes the most extraordinary cupcakes, which sell for about $1,000 – the price speaks volumes for the taste and quality. They come in gold-infused variations that include edible gold, making them a symbol of splendor. Today, they have opened five more stores in Dubai and India, all with a typical Victorian theme. They serve the best coffee and delicious baked goods and you should go there for a heavenly experience.
Café Florian in Venice
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This is an antique café that has been serving customers since the 18th century and is also a museum. The interior is softly lit and features extensive art flowing from the gilded ceiling. It was also one of the first places to serve female clients. They have blends such as “Venezia 1720” carefully crafted by master roasters, roasted using the best Arabica coffee from Brazil. Base notes are caramel and chocolate, ranging from bitter cocoa to toasted almonds. This is the perfect place to enjoy an aromatic and high-quality experience while exploring history.
Paris Peace Café
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Opposite the Opera House is the famous Café de la Paix, one of the places worth visiting in Paris. This place is frequented by celebrities and offers delicious breakfasts for over 80 euros. Since opening in 1862, this iconic venue has seen people come together to share special moments over coffee. This elegant restaurant has a timeless décor, created with natural tones and a modern spirit. The feeling of coming here is expressed by tourists as a romantic whirlwind. Experience Parisian chic and enjoy classic French cuisine and coffee in this iconic destination.
