Richard And Jo Demeester's photos with the keyword: coffee

It was a very big day of driving, after making our two morning stops. We allowed ourselves a break for coffee, and probably more importantly, a toilet. We found this large, quite open, building with a sign for coffee. We worked out they had two things available. Coffee, from a state of the cafe style espresso machine, and water pipes. We had to take our own chairs from the stack, find and move a plastic table to sit at, and there we drank our 50 cent coffees. Meanwhile, those seated around the other two tables barely looked up, as the men seemed quite engrossed in their card games. Good news when smoking a water pipe, you don't even need to use your hands. You can tuck the pip under your arm and bubble away, leaving your hands free to deal with the cards.

Our third time in Budapest, and our third visit to Café Gerbeaud. Full of style and character that spans scores of decades, it is a highlight treat to stop in.

Coffee in the piazza, Bomba.

Zebras came to our campsite at Third Bridge while we were having our morning coffee.

In Ethiopia, coffee is NEVER instant. Most establishments, even if they serve burgers, has a person sitting in the corner with a fire and cups. Sometimes you get a full service, with scattered grass and incense, and sometimes you just get the coffee in a ceramic pot. It is always made with beans they have just roasted then and there. It is strong, very strong. It is good, very good!

Coffee in Lukács.

From Germany, living in Luxembourg, met in Burma. Great coffee in great coffee cups.

Street coffees cost about 1.6 cents. Espressos with a dash of milk in a coffee bar like this cost about 5 or 6 cents. Sometimes we splurge.