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The Bean Cafe South Streets Art Cafe
South Street Philadelphia - The Bean Cafe: With local art on the walls, a dessert case full of treats and a full coffee, tea and smoothie menu, this cozy cafe plays host to South Street’s artistic and indie crowd. The rotating selection of vintage action figures and other nostalgic items on display round out the fun vibe. 615 South Street, (215) 629-2250, fairmountfair.com/beancafe
Jezabel’s Studio Argentine Tea Parlor Philadelphia
Jezabel’s Studio – The owner of Jezabel’s Café branches out with an Argentine tea parlor serving mate, alfajores and empanadas. Also on offer: crafts, cooking demos and special events. 208 S. 45th Street, (215) 985-2725, jezabelsstudio.com
Espresso or Cappucino
Espresso or Cappuccino - What's the Difference, Being a long term tea drinker, preferring tea to any other beverage for years, until one day, I had a new assistant.
Where Does My Coffee Come From
Philadelphia, PA - In Europe, the coffee was first imported to Italy. The trading between Venice merchants and the other country merchants such as North African, Egyptian and Eastern. After the coffee was introduced to the Venetian, the coffee was widely used in Venice and the other countries in Europe. The coffee house was first opened in Italy in 1645.
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