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Discover the coffee scene in Florence with our round-ups of best bars and spots for specialty coffee. Learn about Italian coffee culture, and the founders behind shops specializing in quality craft coffee in the city. Whether you’re looking for somewhere chill to sip your morning cappuccino, or on the hunt for something out of the ordinary, read here about café and its importance in the everyday lives of Florentines.
The Florence-founded specialty coffee brand celebrates 10 years of business.
Grind, level and stir: sounds simple.
Quality coffee, light roasting, careful conservation and clean equipment
How to make really good coffee from a moka pot
Fiesole-born barista Maykol Martino brings a cupful of Australia to via Pisana with speciality coffee shop Manly The Office.
Latte Art champion Chiara Bergonzi holds masterclasses
Opening September 21, the Florentine café will offer coffee, pastries, signature cocktails, brunch and shareable plates seven days a week.
Coffee fiends will go wild for Fluid Specialty Coffee & Sharing in borgo La Croce, the innovative coffee shop from Le Piantagioni del Caffè
We spent one Saturday morning “cupping” coffee at Ditta Artigianale's Scuola del Caffè in the piazza Sant’Ambrogio coffee shop.
The Accademia del Caffè Espresso from La Marzocco aims to further our knowledge about coffee in the hills of Florence.
La Scuola del Caffè, Europe’s first centre of excellence centred on coffee, has opened in Florence. La Scuola del Caffè was inaugurated on October 1, on the occasion ...
One of the little rituals that has kept me going through the technicolour COVID rules of the last few weeks and months has been sourcing and making really good coffee ...
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A turn around the La Marzocco coffee machine factory, tucked away on an unassuming industrial block due west of Borgo San Lorenzo, is like a tour of the Willy Wonka ...
If you are new to Italy, whether as a visitor, student or expat, you may be uncertain how to proceed in the initial confusion, and apparent anarchy, of the local coffee bar. In your home country, you may be used to finding—and staying quietly in—a neat
