Sentence examples for a coffee scene from inspiring English sources

Finally, Paris has a coffee scene.

By day it's a coffee scene, with beans from Oslo's better roasters: Kaffa, Solberg & Hansen, Supreme Roast Works and Tim Wendelboe.

The scene in The Big Heat (1953) was written for the screen by Sydney Boehm (based on William P McGivern's story – so he's probably the one we should be thanking for including a coffee scene in the story in the first place).

In big cities such as Shanghai and Beijing, where coffee drinking has been popular for a number of years, an independent coffee scene is also starting to take hold.

Global chains like Starbucks were surprised when they failed to take root in Australian cities, seeming not to have noticed there was a fully formed coffee scene already in place and some very fussy customers to contend with.

Down the end of quiet Sun Street is Amical, a new addition to Hong Kong's coffee scene, and a welcome retreat from the bustle of Wan Chai life.

Caffé Vita, a pioneer of Seattle's independent coffee scene, will open a coffee shop and roaster on the Lower East Side on Monday.

It wouldn't be a Lynch film without some coffee scene.

Andrews says that his version of the cold press is very common in the Queensland specialty coffee scene and is a milk-based coffee, generally sweetened with a sugar syrup, agave or vanilla bean, and more often than not served in a takeaway glass bottle.

"It's all about doing really exceptional quality in terms of the coffee and the product as well as providing a really nice space for local artists," White said in a short 2017 documentary on Thunder Bay's coffee scene.

"It's all about doing really exceptional quality in terms of the quality and the product as well as providing a really nice space for local artists," White said in a short 2017 documentary on Thunder Bay's coffee scene.