…but the Pancake House in Crossgate, Durham, is cosy and welcoming, and the internal decorations are sure to meet the high expectations of a photographer’s eye!
Did I mention the Illy coffee? Ah!, if it only was the dark-roast version!

Photography by Marco Venturini Autieri
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…but the Pancake House in Crossgate, Durham, is cosy and welcoming, and the internal decorations are sure to meet the high expectations of a photographer’s eye!
Did I mention the Illy coffee? Ah!, if it only was the dark-roast version!
Sebbene poche volte gusto e scienza si incontrino, mi piacerebbe capire qual è il segreto, qual è la ragione, per cui certi cappuccini (Starbucks, Café Rouge) sono orribili, altri (Caffé Vergnano, Ismail) sono fantastici.
Tra parentesi, osservo che la realtà commerciale britannica mi porta a fare qualcosa che in Italia non farei: dare un nome a un cappuccino in base all’appartenenza del bar a quella o quall’altra catena.
Fintantoché la differenza si limita al solo caffé, ci arrivo. So fare un caffé buono e capisco perché un caffé cattivo è cattivo. Ma il cappuccino è un altro discorso, più complesso. Vorrei vedere di capirci qualcosa…

Although a few times taste and science meet, I wish I knew the secret, the reason, for some cappuccinos (Starbucks, Café Rouge) are horrible, some are fantastic.
Incidentally, I observe that British commercial scene leads me to do something that in Italy I would not do: naming a cappuccino after the bar’s belonging to this or that chain.
As far as the difference is limited to the coffee, I get it. I know how to do a good coffee and I understand why a bad coffee is bad. But cappuccino is another matter, more complex. I would like to understand.
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