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    Author: Aleks Jurczak

    A freelance journalist, reviewer and video producer. Huge Formula One fan! Job offers regarding any of the above more than welcome!

    Fredricks Coffee House

    When people said there was a new coffee house in the town centre, I was rather surpised: I’m there practically every day, yet I’ve not seen any…… Read more “Fredricks Coffee House”

    17/04/201217/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

    Gaia Delicatessen

    Another of many non-British coffee shops on Leith Walk, Gaia is primarily and Italian deli. Indeed, full of non-perishable foods for sale, such as dry pastas, fresh…… Read more “Gaia Delicatessen”

    15/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

    Word of Mouth

    This place had been suggested to me by a few people; they praised the breakfasts and the homely atmosphere. I didn’t experience the former and there was…… Read more “Word of Mouth”

    13/04/201213/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

    Blackwood Coffee

    I remember passing this place on a bus once, as it grabbed my eye among all the other colourful shops on Morningside Road; I knew sooner or…… Read more “Blackwood Coffee”

    10/04/201210/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

    Country of Origin: Indonesia

    Indonesian coffees are mostly processed in the semi-washed method; this allows for their bold flavour and heavy body to develop further: the beans of trees growing on…… Read more “Country of Origin: Indonesia”

    10/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

    Kilimanjaro Coffee

    I knew where I was going. I knew what to expect. And I knew it wouldn’t disappoint. Kilimanjaro is part of a mysterious group of cafes dotted…… Read more “Kilimanjaro Coffee”

    07/04/2012 by Aleks Jurczak

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