National Coffee Milkshake Day: A Frothy Celebration
On July 26 a desire to cool down—that is how you finally get to do it and satisfy that craving at the same time. It is hot out there, and you love ice cream, of course. To be frank, though, you will have to grab something sweet and caffeinated to pick you up. Then, the culinary ingenuity of humans brings forth the delicious coffee milkshake, a literal lifesaver. National Coffee Milkshake Day exists to relish and celebrate the real deal: ice cream and coffee flavors into a splendiferous milkshake. Stay cool this summer with the Indian flavors of a good milkshake. Bangalore: India’s Coffee Capital Bangalore, most often called the Silicon Valley of India, enjoys a brilliant coffee culture. It’s a place that has been serving up its coffee since years back, owing to the pleasing, cool climate and rich soil. Let’s take a dig at ten places to sip the perfect cup of coffee, which makes the virtual celebration of National Coffee Milkshake Day, even if it does not exist officially! Top 10 Coffee Places in Bangalore Third Wave Coffee Roasters Third Wave Coffee Roasters is synonymous with quality and sustainability, so much so that every coffee lover defaults to it as their first option. Their single-origin beans are masterfully roasted to yield a cup filled with complexities and flavors. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf This is an internationally famous chain that has garnered a lots of following here in Bangalore. Their menu is long, from national and classic espresso to new innovative drinks like cold brew. This could be the spot to lay back, relax, and enjoy a good cup. CCD (Café Coffee Day) An all-time Indian coffee chain, CCD, cannot be ignored and has a super huge presence in Bangalore. They have a menu that sells a lot of varieties of coffee-based drinks, including their best-seller, filter coffee. For anyone looking for a cheaper but still great coffee experience, CCD is the way to go. Starbucks This coffee giant is present in several outlets across Bangalore. Their menu includes different Espresso-based versions and even tea; there are also many variations of the Frappuccino. Elements Café Located at the center of the city, Elements Café is one of the places loved by both the locals and visitors. They provide a perfect offer of exquisite coffee drinks and delectable items to feast on modern and edgy furniture decorates the café. The Hole in the Wall Café This is a quirky little cafe, one of the offbeat gems in Bangalore. They serve filtered coffee, which is the traditional way of brewing coffee in South India. The relaxed vibe and friendly service is what makes this cafe so great to relax and have that cup of coffee. Indigo Deli Though popularly a fine-dining experience at Indigo Deli, coffee served here is top-notch. The coffee beans sourced here are done with great care, and the baristas never seize to surprise with a wonderful cup of coffee. Koshy’s You probably have this on your list already. It is one of these “Bangalore institutions” and, I must say, it truly lives up to its reputation. From the old-world charm to the johnny cakes, everything about Koshy’s beckons you to be the coffee lover in you. The Coffee Works Roasting the beans themselves and experimenting with the styles of brewing would make The Coffee Works a perfect location for coffee exploration from scratch and getting to know what coffee making is about. Aromatica Aromatic coffee and lush pastries lure frequent customers of Aromatica, who they acquired by having an impeccable quality and always friendly service. Conclusion While we might not have a National Coffee Milkshake Day singularly for that, Bangalore’s coffee culture sure makes up for it in many ways. Getting chatty and bubbly, coffee lovers, including the number of them increasing day by day, enjoy a wide array of varieties to choose from. From the strongest espressos to the smoothest filter coffees to the newest cold brews, there is something in it for everyone in Bangalore. So, take a cup, find a snug little spot, and delight yourself in the city’s coffee culture.
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