×Hand-Drip Coffee

Why you must eat itSet in a Republican-era mansion, the shop drips each cup by hand from beans you choose. The ceilings are high, old tiles and wooden windows kept, the street's green swaying beyond the glass. A light roast carries acidity and flower, a dark one bitterness and body, both brewed to drink without sugar. Many have seats in a back courtyard or on a terrace. Good for a tired afternoon — a quiet cup set down, the lane watched.