The next story in Cafe Chronicles takes place in Café Albahaca is in the Chapinero district of Bogotá and was right around the corner from my apartment. It is an unassuming place under a green awning with a chalkboard sign out front that announces the day’s specials. It was, without a doubt, the best placeContinue reading “More on Café Albahaca”
Tag Archives: Cafe
Café Masa
The fifth story in Café Chronicles was written in Café Masa. Café Masa in the G-Zone or Gourmet Zone of Bogotá. It was a place I frequented during my nearly month-long stay back in June of 2014. I was staying at an Air Bnb in upper Chapinero and had a room as opposed to theContinue reading “Café Masa”
Café La Poesía
Café La Poesía from the short story collection Café Chronicles is the corner of Chile and Bolivar in Buenos Aires. It is, quite frankly, one of my favorite cafés in the world. I think because of the name, I imagine people to be there writing every day, all day. Like other cafés in Buenos Aires,Continue reading “Café La Poesía”
Words Can be Fickle
Nacional Restaurante in San Telmo from: “Antagonizing the Protagonist”
Nacional Restaurante in San Telmo from Café Chronicles Nacional Restaurante Café on Perú street, just a few steps down from Bar Federal, was not my most frequented café, but it is lovely. Maybe it’s too lovely. When did go there, I sat in the courtyard, where you could always find some shade. As always, theContinue reading “Nacional Restaurante in San Telmo from: “Antagonizing the Protagonist””
El Jardín
The second story in Café Chronicles was written at El Jardín. El Jardín was one of my favorite places for lunch or a mid-morning snack, or early afternoon beer. I went there quite often, though I have to say that I get a little confused when I look it up online. The thing is, IContinue reading “El Jardín”
Origen Café in Buenos Aires
The first story included in Café Chronicles was “An Interesting Subject.” It was written at Origen Café on the corner of Perú and Humberto Primo in the San Telmo area of Buenos Aires. There are a couple of things I really liked about this café. The first thing I liked is that it was lightContinue reading “Origen Café in Buenos Aires”
Henry James Morello 