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| Loved all the flowers |
Thought I
would be writing about our beautiful spring blossoms today, but on Tuesday night we had a terrible storm and now there are hardly any left. Looks
like I have to tell you about a delightful little coffee shop I discovered instead.
It reminds
me of some of the crazy ones I visited in Russia – eclectic décor, eclectic
people and a really nice vibe that makes you want to stay there and write novels or
at least drink coffee all day (and no, I didn’t get a freebie from them).
What got me
in was that they had fresh flowers all over the place- more than necessary
really, and then you start noticing all the other stuff –definitely some
conversation starters there!
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| You could say the place is colourful |
Oh. And did
I mention the coffee wasn't half bad and they have enormous yummy bagels. I’m
sure they have other interesting food, but after the apple fruit bagel
generously loaded with cream cheese, I couldn’t bring myself to look. I do know
that they have an excellent variety of bagels as I had a really hard time choosing
between them.
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| Maurice enjoying a coffee |
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| The atmosphere is intimate |
I see this
as a sign that Hobart really is coming on. Coffee culture is definitely happening -be it in a hole -in -the -wall, a grand hotel or sprawled over the footpath or both. The food gets more interesting every day and there are some lovely little shops. The latest addition is a Speaker’s
Corner. I look forward to seeing it in action.
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