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Caffe RitazzaNewest Review: ... coffee kiosks, giving travellers the ability to buy their Americano or skinny latte to go. Caffe Ritazza is one of these - it has branches in many airports, railway stations, shopping centres etc. The size of branch varies greatly, from a large sit-down coffee shop where you can leisurely sit with a newspaper and a latte for an hour or so, to the "quick dash" kiosks such as the ... more |
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by - written on 28/07/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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I love my coffee.......I really can't function without it and openly admit to drinking far too much of it. Whilst I would be very happy to visit any one of the dozens of coffee shops that you now see throughout the UK on a daily (or twice daily) basis, due to the cost, and the additional calories, I have reduced my shop bought coffee experiences to occasional Friday treats, or when I am in an airport or railway station. The journey from Norwich to London takes just under two hours, so a coffee is pretty much an essential part of that process. Unfortunately, coffee is one thing that British Rail under is many guises has never, in my opinion, managed ... Read the complete review
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