COFFEEHOUSES AND BREWPUBS AROUND THE WORLD
-The Essential Coffee & Beer Travel Guide-
Work, study rest, read and enjoy Westrock coffee at The Nest then head over to Red Clay Brewing to enjoy their local craft beers while both places support causes like Scholars Programs and 1% For The Planet in good times – and healthcare workers in these challenging times!
Set in – and supporting of – the acclaimed and eclectic Denver Art District, they bring together coffee, craft beer wine, spirits and community with passion and purpose.
Nestled at the base of the Canadian Rocky Mtn. trench, a collection of (literally) Kick Ass Coffee and a local hand-crafted brewer whose products look as amazing as the scenery. Top on the post-COVID19 bucket list of travel spots!
Former gas station turned classic cafe serving up coffee, local craft beers on tap and grub in historic Old Towne Orange, California.
Comfortable coffeehouse in the heart of Historic Downtown Snohomish and locally-owned pub serving craft beers from around the World.
Small village southwest of London with warm and comfortable coffee cafe and rustic pub with low beam-ceiling and cask-pumped ales. Well worth searching for and making yourself at home in Bagshot!
Returning to our Old Sod for a trip along the River Lee in Cork for Irish-roasted Badger & Dodo beans, craft beer enjoyed in a welcoming beer garden and finished off in Ireland’s largest whiskey bar in beautiful surroundings. Sláinte!
London’s classic Black Cabs serving coffee and the iconic Battersea Power Station brewing craft beer. Escape the tourist spots of London to this coffee roaster and railway arch taproom located along the Thames near southwest London’s Battersea Park
Independent specialty coffee roastery in cool digs within historic Cardiff District and classic British pub/restaurant with Public House (or – as we Yanks call it: “Pub”) that is a great gathering place for locals and Uni students alike.
Escape COVID-19 Quarantine and (virtually) travel to the Midlands of England in the Shire of Stafford for a rustic/cool coffeeshop with repurposed furniture and portrait of Jimi Hendrix then head over to the pub for a cask-pumped ale enveloped within a Shakespearean courtyard – Cheers mate!