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Hello everyone, coffee lovers, welcome to my Blog, today I join the weekly initiative number 63 of the community, sharing with you my experience visiting a new coffee shop in my city.
I found this coffee shop by chance, when I was running some errands and its location seemed ideal, so I went in to see what they offered, one of the things that initially caught my attention was that it was not crowded and looked very clean.
I was out of college and whenever I can I try to give myself a little treat for my effort to stay in class, be brave and not give up, so my prize today would be a nice latte and a sweet pastry.
But I didn't want just any latte, initially, I asked if they served it in glass cups and when I was told yes I decided to stay, I had already passed my first demand.
As I told you I wanted a tasty coffee, but at the same time well presented, I am very visual and I wanted to pamper myself with that, so I started talking to the workers of the coffee shop and there was a girl who is a specialist in making coffee decorations and she was the one who was in charge of preparing it for me.
I told her that I would make a publication for my Blog and they kindly took some pictures to show the step by step of the making of this coffee.
When I saw it I was delighted, it looked beautiful, without a doubt she is an expert and she did a job that I fell in love with, her coffee was amazing, and she was also happy that I liked it.
So I had the opportunity to enjoy a tasty and beautiful coffee, it is in fact the most beautiful coffee I have ever had, I didn't want the design to be erased, so I admired it for a while before adding sugar, stirring it and drinking it.
In this coffee shop I stayed for a while chatting with the workers of the place, who were interested in knowing about Hive, I took the opportunity to organize my agenda and enjoyed a delicious sweet that in my country is known as “bomba rellena”, which is a kind of fried bread, filled with custard and covered with powdered sugar.
When I got home I showed the photos to my children and we agreed that I would take them to this place, it is worth mentioning that this is a new branch of Fiorca of the many that are in my city and of course I was going to visit it and so I enjoyed a coffee of another level, from the hands of an expert. A wonderful experience.
Own and unpublished photos, I used the translator DeepL.
