Starbucks for me too. I dont like coffee but am a big fan of the vanilla bean frap, whipped cream and caramel sauce. Also a hot chocolate with one shot of choc.
I normally get my latte from the local italian sandwich shop in the city with my toast. Sometimes (when hungover and unable to face food) i really crave a proper large Latte. Lovely. I think they are overpriced but I dont think im a mug for paying it, dont do it that often. I dont really notice the difference between any of them, i just go to the one most convenient to me which i think might be a starbucks but i honestly dont know!
All I ever want is a cup of fresh black coffee that is bigger than an espresso, smaller than bucket and costs no more than a quid. Impossible in the chains, they have to justify their prices by giving you a bucket sized drink. Anyway unless I'm knackered prefer a nice strong cuppa.
PS I did use Starbucks for a crappacino last year.
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so my answer is a proper cup of brew (tea innit) coffeee is for the yanks!
I'm with Valley. Try and find an old family run coffee bar witha bit of charecter instead (hard as they are disappearing fast)
Right on bro! The poncification of coffee drinking is quite pathetic imo.
all those coffee houses are overpriced. £2.50 for a coffee? you're all bigger mugs than the ones they serve the drink in.
Well known tea growing region that!
It's a dale of two citeas.
Oh dear.
Now then Cheeky, the finest tea blending is done in Yorkshire. Proper cup of tea, none of this Red Label muck you get in most places
Sorry, bit grumpy this morning. I'll make myself a cuppa in a minute - approx cost 8p - and feel much better.
Apart form Curb It naturally.
PS I did use Starbucks for a crappacino last year.
Saying all I've said, that does read like the most poncy cup of coffee I've ever seen.
Mocha Valencia?
yes, his name is les_says. he makes me tea.
PG Tips Pyramids for me or if out any tea at a proper CAFF not a poncy CAFE.
different strokes for different folks and all that.
Just Kiddin of course Curb_it, but seriously do you think that £3 for a coffee is reasonable ?