No Coffee Shops in Budapest

Some randam pictures at first.....

@Last night with my lovely German flatmate Sarah and precious Polish friend Marta.



vine @ Holloku village, one of the world heritage in Hungary. Only 350 ppl are here. I have been there for 3 times, and everytime I feel like I wanna stay.



Wine 2008. Sparkling, cheap, fresh, good.



Chain Bridge and Buda Castle.




I'm shocked, so disappointed with these days wheather. No blue sky, raining all days long. Chilly, headache, cannot wake up early, sad, cannot enjoy cold beer...

Since it suddenly got extremely cold, naturary searching good coffee shops added in my to-do list. I was surfing around internet.

I found that running my life without STARBUCKS COFFEE is so undearable. When I was in Nagoya, I used to visit there 3 or 4 times in a week, enjoyed coffee beans frequently changes. In Budapest, unfortunately I cannot find any big coffee chains like Starbucks.

This city panched me down. i cannot find any confortable coffee shops. FOR FARE-TRADED AND ORGANIC COFFEE FANS, Budapest is not right place.

Speaking of Budapestian cafes, besides indivisual tiny stores, there are a few chain stores i.e. Coffee Shop Company (very clean, comfortable and modern designed furnitures), Califolnia Coffee Company (always full, bagle is awsome and its atmosphere is rather friends' house than just a coffee shop), Gloria Jean's COFFEE (gorgeours, student discount is available, i have a members card of it) and so on. But the problem is all these companies are searving unfair-traded coffee. That's why now I am wondering to keep going there or not....

Where should I go ? I know I do not need to think about. Let's just ask internet. I thought Internet can solve my problem, yes it could. Again, Budapest turned to be my city, there is a fare trade coffee shop. Eventually (to be continued).