Introduction

In my first few days of traveling, I needed caffeine to stay awake, as I wasn't getting much sleep on the train rides. Luckily, I knew I would have some breaks in between the train rides, so I did some research before my departure. Here are some of my best finds during the first few weeks of my travel from Denmark to Valencia and to Hamburg and Prague.

Reviews

Araku Coffee - Paris

Burnt but rich flavor. Nice latteart and they included a small glass of water. Cozy enviroment.

4/6

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Cortado Café - Narbonne

Good round taste, fluffy and balanced milk foam. Good coffee taste in of itself. Nice environment.

5,5/6

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Doux Amer - Valencia

Not at all burnt, round taste and nice, light milk foam.

5,1/6

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Fav Coffee - Valencia

Slightly burnt and mildly bitter aftertaste but gives an all-around characteristic taste. Nice latteart.

4,8/6

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Pachamama - Valencia

A not too overpowering milk taste with good proportions between coffee and foam, especially if you enjoy a little extra taste of espresso. Slight taste of cinnamon. Only two euros!

6/6

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Urban Youth Hostel - Valencia

Very burnt and bitter taste, however it was only 1,60 euro.

1/6

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Nord Coast Coffee Roastery - Hamburg

Slightly burnt and earthy taste, but overall a good cup of cappuccino with superb latteart and cozy surroundings.

4,2/6

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Liberica Cafe - Prague

Delicious, round taste. Good if you enjoy foam. Coffee flavor itself is great but nowhere near dominant in the cappuccinos overall taste. Bonus points for beautiful porcelain.

5,4/6

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Aux Merveilleux de Fred

Strong coffee taste is great for balance with the sweets and pastries that the bakery offers. I got a mini Le Merveilleux (chocolate flavor) with the cappuccino. Great atmosphere and service but am not sure I would come here for the coffee alone.

4,9/6