Costa Coffee 悦达咖时佳
Shop 202, 2/F, Grand Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu,
Xuhui
near Caoxi Bei Lu, Metro Line 1 Xujiahui Station
虹桥路1号港汇广场2楼202商铺
近漕溪北路, 地铁1号线徐家汇站
6407-5633
Open 8:45am-10pm
Price Y100-Y199 per couple
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- City Weekend
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Refresh your mind and start your morning routine with coffee supplied from Costa's Roastery in Central London. The inviting scent of morning coffee will get you ready and rejuvenated for your day in no time. Grab breakfast, a chicken bacon sandwich or opt for their dessert list of cheesecake, chocolate truffle and tiramisu.
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This is a great place to met friends, people watch or just enjoy a coffee at the mall. Has nice comfy chairs, fresh food and good selection of drinks.
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A Cuppa Invasion Costa Coffee, a British coffee chain run by hospitality giant Whitbread, has landed in Shanghai. The new outlet sprawls across the mezzanine level, where an inviting cakes and sandwiches display is prominently placed in the center of the store's semi-circular layout. Costa has the perfect location, but its food and coffee, however, are less than flawless. The mocha frescato (¥28-35) suffered from a slightly sour aftertaste. The chocolate truffle (¥15) was dry and flaky, although the lemon cheesecake (¥19) was tart and satisfying. In addition, Costa offers a number of hot panini and focaccia sandwiches, wraps, muffins, pastries and baked goods. Starbucks should still be worried, because Costa's parent company has deep pockets and plans to become ubiquitous in China. The chain opened its first outlet in December, but it has plans for 300 Costas across the country in the next few years. –Harold Kok