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When I go to a cafe, it's really about the space. I pay for a great space to hang out and chat with someone. It's less about the actual beverage if I'm being ho
by askafriend 11y ago
When I go to a cafe, it's really about the space. I pay for a great space to hang out and chat with someone. It's less about the actual beverage if I'm being honest.
That's why I don't particularly care for making coffee at home. I enjoy hanging out at the coffee shops for extended periods of time. I'll read, get some work done or just people watch. It's fun and my way of giving back to the shop is to buy stuff like a bagel and some coffee.
I do have a daily coffee habit, but more so as a pick me up after lunch at work. At work we have multiple ways to make (free) coffee so can't really complain there! I've been trying to drink less coffee though. I should really stop eating so many carbs during lunch. It really slogs down the rest of my day and it makes me need coffee.
- amerkhalid 11y agoExactly, coffeeshops, for me, are like what bars are for many people. I don't really go there for coffee but just a place where I can relax, read something, get some extra work done, maybe even socialize. The value I get from any good coffeeshop far exceed what I pay for drinks and food there.