Brickwork looks nice.
Lots of different style and colour chairs. All looks a bit mish-mashy to me
It's de-rigeur for 'casual environments' these days. Born out of the early days of venues being kitted out by young start ups, using a rag tag of second hand furniture. The look was, originally, the polar opposite of corporate. Of course, like all these kind of things, it's been coopted by corporates wanting to be cool.
I see.
Still don't like it
There's one way to find out - FIGHT!hm, which is best?![]()
I've just read the words on the hoarding for the first time:
"Saving the world from mediocre coffee" Really.
I've just read the words on the hoarding for the first time:
"Saving the world from mediocre coffee" Really.
One of my pet hates about Costa coffee - there's no end of vacuous marketing lines on everything. In the windows, on the shelves, seems like it's everywhere.
One I remember: "Real Coffee. Real Food. Real People."
Real Peoplewtf does that mean?
What's real food then? Muffins, flapjacks and a few rolls![]()
Meaningless isn't it?
There's more:One of my pet hates about Costa coffee - there's no end of vacuous marketing lines on everything. In the windows, on the shelves, seems like it's everywhere.
One I remember: "Real Coffee. Real Food. Real People."
Real Peoplewtf does that mean?
There's more:
"Making a cup of coffee is an art"
"Some things are worth waiting for"
Yep and expensive
To be fair, no more pricey than Federation Coffee. Anything over 70p and yer 'aving a laugh.
You're inevitably having a shit cup of coffee for under 70p too.To be fair, no more pricey than Federation Coffee. Anything over 70p and yer 'aving a laugh.