Our Here, Now column looks at trends taking hold in cities around the world and gives you the low-down on how to experience them the next time you're in town. With their antiquated furniture and ...

A few green coffee beans and a popcorn popper — that was John N. Clark’s first experimentation in the world of crafting coffee. The Blount native, who is the grandson of Emma Proffitt Clark, moved ...

If there’s one thing most visitors want to do in Vienna—after seeing imperial palaces or contemporary art, at least—it’s visit a coffee house. There's Café Central with its gothic arches, under which ...

Julie Andrews takes a coffee break from hosting From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2015 in Café Griensteidl, right beside Vienna’s Imperial Palace. The original Café Griensteidl opened in 1847 ...

The Kaffeehäuser are the public living rooms of Vienna. The home of Mozart and Freud is as famed for its coffee culture as it is for opera. From the grand vaulted ceilings of Café Central to the ...

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The pre-eminent Austrian writer Stefan Zweig described Vienna’s coffee houses as an ‘institution of a special kind’. Regarded as a ‘democratic club’ open to everyone, he wrote of the allure of these ...

Jenna is the What's On Editor for the Manchester Evening News, covering everything from new restaurant and bar openings to gig reviews and live coverage of major events and festivals across the region ...