Here are some places to have a cup of tea near my home town in The Lake District.
What kind of place do you like to go for a coffee?
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6 comments:
coffee!!!!
I would like to visit .....a small,
a bit rural shop or at the garden
with roses...that will be very lovely. oh! I forgot! with who?
it is the most important thing!
alone? with English books ..It's ok. with friend? must be interesting! with ..? that would be presious time!....for me??
how about you??
I'm the same as you. I prefer a rural place rather than in a city centre as you can relax. You don't have to worry about trying to get a good seat or people waiting for your table.
A lovely view is pleasant too. Of course good company is the most important thing.I also like places with a bit of history like the pictures here.
When I have some coffee, I don't care where I am. Most important thing for me is...just sit back and relax. And I need a lot of time without talking to anyone. Just enjoy being along.
You are maybe at ease on your own at times it seems.It is important to relax and reflect on things when you are alone.I do that when I take the dogs for walks. (without coffee of course!!!)
Hello
I like going to quiet and nonsmoking places to have coffee.
It'll be better if it's possible to see lots of greenery like their photos with coffee!
I'm fond of coffee,especially smell, and I drink it every day at least 2 cups in a day.
I'm coffeeholic...!?
I agree about non-smoking.
There is nothing worse than finding a cosy seat in a coffee shop and someone sits near you and starts smoking. Mind you, I used to smoke and am guilty of disturbing people in the past.
I also like the smell of coffee. I don't know much about it though. I think I prefer the coffee in Starbucks or Tully's to the traditional Japanese "Kisaten"
It shows my lack of sophistication maybe. But when I am in Britain I drink tea. The coffee is awful!!
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