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Cafes & Coffee
It’s been a while since I’ve seen an early-start city like this. Traffic was definitely flowing at 6:30am and by 7:30am it was moving slow from congestion. People are at work by 8am. This makes for a long day if… Continue Reading →
Before even hitting the ground in Omaha, I’d been told repeatedly that the city has one of the best foodie scenes in North America. The internet writes about it. Yelp talks about it. People are constantly telling me that the… Continue Reading →
You could eat your way across America on Route 66 using just 1950s cafes. I’m sure it’s been done many times over. There’s probably guide books, TV shows, and websites based on just this. For me, I had no map… Continue Reading →
Week 6 touches 5 cities: Marina dey Rey, Venice, Montreal, Halifax, and Los Angeles… and I joke that it’s the third time La Niña has been in Montreal this year. That’s when it hit me that before the summer is… Continue Reading →
The word moulin contextually translates to windmill in English even though the “official” translation of moulin is mill. It’s likely that at some point you’ve all discovered this French word through art, literature, theatre, or movies. The most known example… Continue Reading →
I got very little sleep before Day 3. It seems that being at a swim meet dredges up a lot of old swimming anxiety for me. Whatever. Sleep is overrated. The day started at 5am with hair gelling. This is… Continue Reading →
When I first started commuting to Hollywood, I was told that there are no good restaurants anywhere in Hollywood. Now, with a few weeks under my belt, I somewhat disagree with this statement. With common foods like Thai and Sushi… Continue Reading →
Colombia is known to have some of the best coffee in the world and for farmers and sellers this is good news; coffee is an extremely stable plant and will always sell. Coffee farms dot the countryside and are so… Continue Reading →
Originally, I was going to write a post about how fantastic the foodie scene is in Santa Rosa: rich with traditional breakfasts, gf friendly restaurants (even Italian), cute little cafes, and how there’s a feeling that eating out is meant… Continue Reading →
We really enjoyed Plymouth and unlike other towns around Boston (e.g. Salem), the place doesn’t completely shut down for the winter. Tourist season starts earlier than most along the coast: on March 15. In general, we found the people here… Continue Reading →
At Gregorys, we believe that respect for our coffee and respect for our customers go hand in hand. So we take freshly roasted beans grown by skilled, dedicated farmers all over the world and prepare them for you in a… Continue Reading →
For those of you who don’t know me… or what I do for a living, I *essentially* analyze engineering practices and help businesses improve in areas like customer design, customer interactions, and help them get closer to customer feedback and… Continue Reading →