Book review - Where to drink coffee
If you're the type of travelers relying on good old guide book such as Lonely Planet instead of smartphone apps to get "insider's guide" to the local scene. Phaidon's "Where To Drink Coffee" book is an indispensable travel resource for those looking to find out the world's best coffee spots. The recommendations in the book listed the best 600 spots across 50 countries and are accompanied by easy-to-navigate maps to help you find the places.
What so special about the coffee spots listed in this book? These spots are all chosen by 150 best baristas and coffee experts on the planet. Their valuable reviews are paired together with the recommendations and definitely one of the traveler's guide books you need to get the best coffee in memorable global locations.
Pre-order the book at Phaidon's online book store
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Preview image credit: Jordan Sanchez
See also : Book review - All My Friends Are Dead.
By Wilson Lee
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