There are many cafés in every parts of the city;
ranging from very old, traditional,
trendy to ordinary coffee shops, which all open their doors to locals and
visitors alike, with their own unique style.
If you are a writer or some kind of content creator, who
wants to use cafés to kindle your creativity, here is the good news; in Addis
you can find different kinds of coffee places which beckoning writing depending
on your taste.
In Addis, Many cafés are opening up time to time and it
seems like it’s not only about the coffee business anymore, but also, taking
steps in creating lush grounds for creative geniuses too by setting up, free
wifi for laptop users, making it cozy and comfortable.
Though it’s not like Paris, there are two important things
that you can definitely find in the Addis Ababa Cafés when it comes to being
creative in them. One is the fact that Addis is “coffee Paradise”, where you
can find good coffee at many places and at reasonable price. Second, the real
life show of the Capital City of Africa is so entertaining, inspiring and
assures that the City of Addis Ababa is to creativity too.
There are cozy little cafés in Addis Ababa which can be hidden gems for writers or content creators too; though having plenty of outlets for laptop users and the access of free wifi can still sometimes be an issue but I think they are worth to pay visit and I would love to give you quick-flick of which I think is one of the good Cafés in Addis Ababa for being creative in it.
This particular café has got big windows for regular glimpse
of Addis Ababa’s real life show and let enough light into the room.
The fact that the café is situated a little bit far down from the main street, being not too crowded and not too extensive, and its moderate background noise, gives it peaceful atmosphere and makes it cozy. It’s spotlessly clean. It has got a magazine stand-in Addis it’s a sign that encourage reading and writing.
The fact that the café is situated a little bit far down from the main street, being not too crowded and not too extensive, and its moderate background noise, gives it peaceful atmosphere and makes it cozy. It’s spotlessly clean. It has got a magazine stand-in Addis it’s a sign that encourage reading and writing.
I love the color choice, white and green; of course apple
green is my favorite color but also studies shows that a green scene sparks
creativity so I think it’s true and helps.
The coffee is pretty good and the food is good too, you have
healthy bread and salad choices which I really like. But on this particular day
spontaneity brought this on my table and was awesome.
Though the stuff don’t bother you for sitting there for
long, the unwritten rules like, leaving tip more than the usual, ordering more
than one coffee if you decide to spend more than an hour and so applies in the
Addis Ababa Cafés too .
One more latte, with the flower on it, won’t hurt
right?
Well, I looked up through the window, and saw this Addis’s
cute kid smiling at me, I think he can represent one of the best characters for
the Addis Ababa City scene and he was photogenic so I decide to share him with
the world and finishing up with his smile.






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