Moka Cafe, Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport (GOA)
I didn’t like this very much. It was cold, soggy, limp, and super oily. Usually I like anything with olives on it, but this wasn’t my favorite. 😦
Green olive focaccia – Moka Cafe
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Category Archives: Coffee Shop
Iberian ham baguette – Espressamente Illy
Served with coffee and water. Menu completo €9.95
Espressamente Illy, Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN)
This ham sandwich was good, and was a nice size. I just felt really hurried to eat it up considering the lack of seating and the busy shop.
Chocolate pastry – Le Gourmet Delicates’s Coffee & Tea
€2
Le Gourmet Delicates’s Coffee & Tea, Barcelona SPAIN
I liked this pastry – the fun shape, the flaky shell, and the combination of chocolate filling and chocolate sprinkles. It was a nice lil sugar bomb to keep the energy going for more touristy things. Hehe!
Breakfast bagel – Mojo Bicycle Cafe
Egg, tomato, scallions, Tillamook cheddar on everything bagel. $6
Mojo Bicycle Cafe, San Francisco CA
This tasted pretty good. They didn’t have avocados because of the shortage so they substituted some delicious tomatoes. The bagel was a bit dry though.
Lemon blueberry crumble muffins – Pink Mocha Cafe
Each $3.50
Pink Mocha Cafe, Kailua-Kona HI
These weren’t very good. They were dry, small, and lacked any crumble. I’m not sure why they would charge $3.50 for a mini muffin! The service was REALLY slow the morning we tried this place and they kept messing up our orders, but the manager was really friendly and apologetic for the delays and mistakes. She also gave us comped coffees for our next visit.
Mint panna cotta – Hearth Coffee Roasters
Watermelon. Prix fixe dinner $29.50
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
I liked this dessert enough, but the panna cotta tasted a bit chemical-y. I liked the texture of it, but the flavor was a lil off.
Garganelli pasta – Hearth Coffee Roasters
Pea shoots, prosciutto, parmesan. Prix fixe dinner $29.50
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
This was much better than the last pasta we had here. I loved the texture of the garganelli and the creamy sauce was great with the prosciutto. The pea shoot were also a fun addition.
Turkey pesto sandwich – Acre Coffee
House made pesto, sun-dried tomato, aioli, and cheddar cheese. $9.75
Acre Coffee, San Francisco CA
This was tasty and I love the bread that they use. The pesto was delicious and it soaked into the airy bread and made it even more moist. Yum!
Cheese danish – Eva’s Coffee
$3
Eva’s Coffee, San Francisco CA
This was cool and chill place. The baristas were super nice and this danish was large and pretty good. There wasn’t anything special about the danish, but the great vibe made it better.
Wild arugula salad – Hearth Coffee Roasters
Cherries, chopped walnuts, parmesan. Prix fixe dinner $29.50
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
This salad was tasty, but I’m really tired of the cold service that adds to an overall unwelcoming atmosphere. This was our final meal here with no expectation to return any time soon. I guess we’ll continue to search for our midweek go-to neighborhood joint for dinner.
Lemon rosemary pound cake – Hearth Coffee Roasters
With blueberries. Prix fixe dinner $29.50
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
I liked the pound cake and blueberry sauce, but the creme anglaise had a weird consistency and tasted off.
Trofie pasta with pea and pine nut pesto – Hearth Coffee Roasters
Lemon confit and ricotta salata. Prix fixe dinner $29.50
Hearth Coffee Roasters, San Francisco CA
This pasta was very delicious. I just wish the service and vibe of the restaurant was just as appealing. Not a fan at this point.
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