I would agree, and the reason why I bought myself a very good machine and spent some time learning how to do it myself and where to get the best coffee from. The effort has payed off.It is really hard to get a good cup of coffee anywhere.
A London colleague went to Melbourne a few years ago, and came back and we were discussing food and cafes etc, and he suddenly said "is it possible I've never had a good cup of coffee before?" Melbourne's cafe culture came out of the italian post-war migration, so you'll be pleased to hear Starbucks failed there.It is really hard to get a good cup of coffee anywhere.
I've not used a McCafe here, but have been forced to in oz (only thing opened land-side at the airport after 11pm), and not only was the coffee good, so were the macaroons! Mind you, suddenly every cafe in oz has macaroons, so I don't think that will happen here.
I pass through Clitheroe on my way to Goosnargh,to visit the outlaws.Green Jersey in Clitheroe:
They don't do nothing good.
Have you been in there? I didn't spot it until after I'd already been in Lempicka, which in one way is actually better as there are bike stands and lamposts handy - there doesn't seem to be anything that would have the carbon bike in sight around cafe velo. Important at moment as there have been a lot of cycle thefts reported in Beverley recently.
Still not been there - at only 7 miles from my house I wouldn't feel I've earnt a coffee by the time I get there. But it could be a destination for a pre-Christmas Cycle Chat Saturday ride from Cambridge........
