Photography by Germany-based Kathrin Koschitzki,
who "after her diploma in photography,
moved to Paris to learn the trade of French pâtisserie
and take walks along the Quai St. Martin."
Doesn't sound too bad at all...
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Gorgeous images, I love the old world feel...
the design on the register! ahhhhhhh.
have a lovely new week.
michele
And it looks lovely ! I wanna go there. Now !!
XX
Anci
Täällä on aina niin ihana piipahtaa. Kiitos R kun jaat näitä ihanuuksia!
Love the photos Rebecca. You know what? I live in the best coffee culture country, the west coast of Canada, in Vancouver, where the coffee culture is so strong, but I don't like the taste of coffee at all. But I do love tea. Oh, funny story: My French friend Danielle came to visit me in Vancouver and we walked to Starbucks and I ordered my tea and her an espresso. We got it and I said "ok, come on let's go for a walk", and she was horrified that people walk with their coffee instead of sitting down to it like in France. Lol.
Yes, me too...
Give me this type of ambience over a super trendy café any day.
Like a gem...
A shiny, happy week to you, too, x
Let's meet there for a coffee :).
(In fact I did a bit of detective work
and most of these are from Wohnzimmer in Berlin,
http://www.slowtravelberlin.com/2010/01/08/wohnzimmer/ ,
jotting it down for future reference. )
x
Puhdas, suuri ilo rakas Krista :)
Sounds like a coffee cat like me would be as happy as can be in your neck of the woods...
These culture differences can make life pretty interesting :) .
Maybe we should meet up in some wonderful tea room instead! x
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