So Kevin Spacey calls over the waitress and asks for another iced, swirly mocha thing.
'Make me one of those iced, swirly, frothy frappuccino mocha things,' he says to a young woman dressed modishly in black.
Starbucks already has its own mobile-payment app, but Square's GPS-based system will eventually allow customers to pay for a mocha light frappuccino by simply saying their name (once they have registered with the system).
SAM WEST, a 22-year-old from Bremerton, is just sitting down in the café of a Seattle bookstore, a steaming cup of mocha before him, when he is given some bad news.
In 2010 McDonald's learned that African-Americans liked sweeter, weaker caramel mocha, so it started offering such blends everywhere, with great success.
But they can all aspire to be the next Phil Hellmuth, and they don't even have to work out," says Mr Hellmuth, slurping a full-cream mocha.
It was long famous as Arabia's chief coffee-exporting centre; the term mocha and variations of the word have entered European languages as a synonym for the high-quality coffee of the species Coffea arabica, still grown in the Yemen Highlands and formerly exported through the town.
Chocolate and mocha mousses are sometimes made with a custard base.
Costa's massimo eat-in chai latte was found to contain 20 teaspoons of sugar, while Starbucks' venti white chocolate mocha with whipped cream was found to have 18.
KFC's mocha and Starbucks' signature hot chocolate both had 15 teaspoons of sugar per serving, while Caffe Nero's drink-in caramelatte had 13, the charity said.
But it's her ice cream that promises to be the main event if the sun's shining: think Mexican chocolate, rocky road and mocha.
