Novel Point Coffee Novels & Stories

He stopped looking at her. Just then, the staff brought the drinks. Keelin pushed the coffee cup towards Valor and said "Try it, my place has a special recipe, nowhere else" Valor took a sip and smiled “Sure enough… just like you” Valor's words behind him made Keelin a little unnatural, “There are a lot of people here, don't talk nonsense” Valor lowered his eyelids, and he stopped looking at Keelin and turned toward the door. Bat Wing's Coffee is located opposite the main road, wide view. At this time, the sun is slowly setting, the sunset makes the scene even more magnificent.

Even though I couldn't fully see what the interior looked like due to the lack of colors, I could tell that the decorations and setting had a vintage style to them. "How do you like it?" Lilac asked as we sat down. "This place is amazing." I replied. "I really like it." "Wait until you try their coffee. Not many people know about this place, but the coffee here is really delicious. They brew the coffee using the coffee beans they raised themselves." "Wait, why don't many people know about this place? If it has really good service and products, shouldn't people be crowding here?" "The manager always refuses publicity. He wants people to come here only when they hear about how delicious the co

But, one glance from him, as if he could read her thoughts and see deep into her soul, fixed her in her chair. He reached for the tray of refreshments Eden had forgotten until now and took one of the brightly decorated styrofoam cups, with a Rise Coffee Shop logo stamped to its side, and the word 'macchiato' scrolled in pretty, feminine-like handwriting on the white lid. They had outlets nationwide, mostly in shopping malls, but Eden remembered seeing one in the food court, on the first floor, when she played with the interactive map. She's a sucker for their chai lattes and would kill for one right now, or anything warm really.

, quickly shoving away a memory trying to peak out. “So, the coffee date you talked about, can we go to it now? I want to know what you know about aboriginals.” Anya added, stopping at the tarred road alongside her walk partner. Caleb's face lit up in joy. “Sure, why not?” “Okay.” Anya began. “Since you are new to town, I guess, it falls on me to select a coffee place.” “Exactly,” Caleb responded grinning like a two year old. “Except that I don't take coffee outside my home. I brew my own coffee. However, we can check Longroove's best, or so the TV commercials say. And by that I mean The Nickle Cup. It's just down the road.” Anya pointed downwards.

CHAPTER 174 Nicholas and Noel sat in a coffee shop called Fast Coffee. It was a kind of mid-to-high-end shop, which served coffee as their main menu. The two men sat across from each other. Accompanied by a hot americano and macchiatto, Nicholas and Noel sat down to rest their minds.

Ryu effortlessly removed his jacket and draped it over the back of his chair, settling in comfortably. Ryu frequently goes to this bar whenever he found himself having a hard time working on his ideas and creativity, which seemed to be a common occurrence for him. He was particularly fond of the establishment's relaxed ambiance and the profound conversations that ensued among the customers after they had indulged in a few drinks. "The coffee they serve here is exceptional," Ryu remarked, breaking the silence. Yuka nodded in agreement, inhaling the rich scent of coffee that permeated the air. The bar initially served only alcoholic beverages, but due to popular demand, the management decided

Seeing the time on her phone was only going to make her anxious because of how late she was and she did not want to think too much about Delilah's missed calls. She was just enjoying her walk when she suddenly stopped in front of a coffee store. She had never seen that coffee store before and it looked warm and cozy. Liz was a coffee lover, and she knew every single coffee store in Illinois and could rate all of their coffees from 1 to 10 in a heartbeat. So she was excited to get into that new one, she even tiptoed to get in. There were only a few customers there and it was a big clean space. It had green decorations and it smelled good, it was a 10 points presentation.

Such a fun chapter!! Chapter 11 - Colton Hastings doesn't get jealous. ~~~ Café Day was a small coffee and cupcake shop that sold reasonable yet extremely delicious creamy and unhealthy food. It was exactly what anyone would need on a hot Sunday morning. Starbucks was just a few blocks away from it, still, Café Day was never short of customers. The majority of students preferred Café Day due to its not-so-soaring-the-sky rates. Plus they rarely wrote the names on the cups wrong.

At ten forty-five, I pulled on my wool coat, picked up my stick, and stepped out into the freezing sunshine. The shop was a small, unpretentious coffee shop tucked between a hardware store and an old print shop on Sixth Avenue. There were no velvet ropes, no private security detail parked at the curb, no mahogany wall paneling, and no high-priced bodyguards standing by the door. It was just a quiet neighborhood spot with dark wooden tables, the rich scent of roasted coffee beans and cinnamon floating in the warm air, and the low hum of a radio playing jazz near the counter. Noah was already seated in a small two person booth in the back corner, away from the street window.

Shay's POV The next morning, Chase texted me the coffee shop's address where Jason had agreed to meet me and after reading the text, I got this weird nervous fluttery feeling inside my stomach. I kept reminding myself along the drive that I'm only meeting up with Jason and there is absolutely nothing to feel worried or nervous about. But the feeling never went away and it remains with me till I finally arrived at the coffee shop and parked my car before going inside. 'Chika' is the name of the place, with mahogany interior inside, bookshelves aligned in one corner, green couches placed on the side with decorating vines raining down the white painted walls and a big red neon sign behind the c