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Australian cafe Two Hands will open its first restaurant outside of New York City in the Music Lane development on South Congress next month. It’s slated to open at 1011 South Congress Avenue during the second week of October. Two Hands capitalizes on Australia’s renowned cafe culture with coffee drinks (including variations like a beet […]

Media Credit: Lindsay Paulen | Senior Staff Photographer Levain Bakery’s cookies balance sweetness and flavor – but they’ll only be available for another month. For nearly 25 years, Levain Bakery has been a New York City staple that’s known for its massive 6-ounce cookies. But now you can find the famous cookies just minutes from […]

Link Copied In the southern corner of Guatemala, outside the tiny mountain town of San Pedro Yepocapa, Elmer Gabriel’s coffee plants ought to be leafed-out and gleaming. It is a week before Christmas, the heart of the coffee-harvesting season, and if his bushes were healthy, they would look like holiday trees hung with ornaments, studded […]

It’s not easy to brew excellent coffee. Everything must line up perfectly. Coffee grounds need to mingle with hot water for the right length of time. Water for brewing must be at the precise temperature too. Few drip coffee makers can pull off this delicate balancing act and sadly serve pots of terrible joe. We’ve […]

An view of the Wond’ry, Vanderbilt University’s on-campus center for innovation and the home of the Coffee Equity Lab. (Credit: Vanderbilt University/Steve Green) A new coffee-focused academic lecture and workshop series led by Vanderbilt University innovation center The Wond’ry is kicking off this week as part of the new Coffee Equity Lab. The three-part speaker […]