Famous Coffee Shop: Costa Coffee

There are so many reasons to head to a Costa Coffee shop.

They opened in 1971 at 9 Newport Street, London, by Sergio and Bruno Costa, and today are one of the most renowned coffee shops in the area.

The atmosphere when you walk into a Costa store is truly different than any other, for one because of how warm and personally inviting it is.

Then there is the range of coffee drinks they offer, and the high quality lineup of coffee machines they feature on which their trained and friendly baristas use to make each customer the perfect java creation of their desires.

Here they understand that hand-making a cup of coffee is truly an art, and they take it in all seriousness.

There are some things in life that are just worth waiting for, and Costa coffee is one of these.

The range of Costa coffees includes:

• Espresso
• Espresso doppio
• Ristretto
• Macchiato
• Americano
• Cappuccino
• Caffee Latte
• Mocha

They will customize your coffee for no extra charge so you can get it just the way you like it, each and every time.

There is much more offered by the Costa Company however, and namely this includes the Costa Foundation, which they set up a few years ago in 2006 to give something back to their communities within the countries from which they source their coffee beans.

This is truly an amazing decision on their behalf, with the Foundation implementing programs to improve the social and economic welfare within the communities.

If you would like more information on the Costa Foundation and the charitable status of the Foundation, you can do so here.

The bottom line is that if you want a perfect, hand-made coffee drink by some of the most professional and expertised baristas in the world, the Costa Company is where you will want to head to.

You can find contact information and more details on the company by visiting their website.

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