7-Eleven is always something on which to rely. These popular writes are always open and have literally everything. Most people know them as a typical quick shopping solution, but 7-Eleven can be also a good coffee shop for every evenience. In some 7-Eleven shops you can find machines filled with specific coffee drinks. You can serve by yourself, then pay at the counter what you have ordered. Prices are very cheap compared to those of other common coffee shops (maybe the fact drinks were previously made and the fact there’s no service contributes to the cheap price).
in the photo, a delicious creamy cappuccino (which is more a sugary creamy beverage, not a real cappuccino, it can be compared more to a Starbucks Frappuccino in taste) had in a 7-Eleven in Copenhagen.
I was surprised to see a post from you about about coffee in Copenhagen @user_not_found . With all the great coffee you can get in Milan, the 7-eleven kind can’t compare I’m sure.
I’m very familiar with iced cappuccino from 7-eleven, as I used to work at one of these stores in Denmark. What surprised me the most was that you think the price is cheap. I always figured that these machine coffees from convenience stores were overly expensive in Denmark especially. Perhaps they’ve made changes since the last time I was there.
Yeah i found it cheap, but still when compared to a Starbucks beverage. If we come to compare it to Italian coffee, it is surely expensive, even if Italian bars don’t generally serve sugary cream cappuccino like 7-Eleven one.
It’s a bar directly owned by a local roastery. It’s good if you want to try something different than Lavazza or Illy! Also this local roastery has a delicious coffee and in fact many bars in Milan serve this coffee as well. This is just one of the bars directly owned by the Roastery company. Also cappuccino is good looking, they shape it like a smiley face too!
