Will Travel For Coffee
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Will Travel for Coffee: Boston, Massachusetts
In my opinion, Boston’s love of coffee isn’t all that surprising if you think about the city’s history. After the Boston Tea Party, where citizens dumped tea into the harbor to protest the British rule, they of course would have had to pivot to another hot beverage. Some say that…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Toronto, Canada
I found the coffee scene in Toronto to be pretty diverse, just like the makeup of the city itself. There was a pretty good mix of independent coffee shops as well as a ton of Tim Hortons chain locations (which I should have tried as a baseline, but I just…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Syracuse, New York
For 3 years in my mid-twenties I called Syracuse, New York home. Since one of my best friends still lives in the area, I try to make it back to visit as often as I can! Like many cities and towns in the United States, Syracuse gets its name from…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Portland, Maine
I have a general rule: stick to only one cup of coffee a day (for my heart and nervous system’s sake). Since I was only in Portland, Maine for a short time, I made an exception so I could try as many coffee shops as I could in 48 hours.…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Lancaster, Pennsylvania
For someone who grew up in Lancaster County, I haven’t actually tried a whole lot of coffee shops in the area. But there’s a reason for that! Considering how much I love coffee now, you may be surprised to learn I didn’t drink it at all until my mid-twenties –…
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Will Travel For Coffee: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Are you a coffee lover getting ready to spend some time in the City of Brotherly Love? Well then you’re in luck! According to Yelp, there are over 200 different coffee shops scattered throughout Philadelphia. If you take a look at my google maps, it is just riddled with places…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Munich, Germany
Munich has a long standing coffee culture – a guide to cafés in the city was actually published all the way back around 1835! That being said, I don’t know that I’d call it a coffee city like Seattle, Vienna, or Havana, but it’s definitely growing. Munich is slowly gaining…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Stuttgart, Germany
The second leg of my German coffee shop tour was in Stuttgart – Germany’s Autohauptstadt (Car Capital). We were four days into our trip at this point, and I wasn’t sure if it was still jet-lag or something but the coffee just wasn’t hitting like usual. It seems as though…
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Will Travel for Coffee: Frankfurt, Germany
I love discovering how coffee culture differs from country to country. Like how grabbing a coffee to-go is so common in the United States, but it’s practically sacrilegious in Italy. Or how Greek coffee is strong and somewhat bitter, while German coffee on the other hand is on the lighter…
