coffee shop

There’s something about being a barista that's artful and romantic to me.

As someone who now considers myself a mild matcha lover, I get absolutely thrilled to try new matcha lattes to fuel this cycle of feeling as though I’m adulting. So, after careful consideration, here are some of my go-to's for getting matcha nearby campus!

Coffee shops are many college students’ go to study spots.. But if you’ve ever wanted to switch up your coffee shop studying routine, here’s the Clog’s list of things you can do other than studying. 

Everyone has their favorite coffee shop. Well, I don’t have one….with the exception of Blue Bottle. But I don’t know if I’d call it a coffee shop as much as a heavenly sanctuary and the place that has seen-it-all.  

Maybe it’s the coffee aroma, the caffeine from my drink or the act of forcing myself to look like I’m studying that make cafes my go-to study spots.

From pure espresso drinkers to Frappuccino enthusiasts, coffee lovers come in different varieties that match their respective favorite drinks.

My coffee shop now charges me an extra dollar for oat milk, one of my many daily and insurmountable struggles of being lactose intolerant. To make my experience more fun and adventurous, I’ve taken on learning how to make my own oat milk — and I think you should too!

If you’re not originally from Berkeley, homecoming season may have you feeling down and homesick.

Home Cafe caters to the aesthetically inclined, 20-something demographic, with its creative coffee combinations and friendly team of talented baristas. For a fun take on your average cup of joe or maybe just for a new picture to throw up on the ‘gram, Home Cafe may be the next stop on your coffee shop hit list.

We all know how challenging finding a seat at Moffitt can be. That’s why cafes have emerged as a popular alternative to provide the prime ambience to study in minus all of the foolish mayhem. Here’s what your everyday coffee joint says about you – and it says a whole lot more than just your order.