Perfect Coffee

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A table facing the ocean, more coffee than I can drink, and roasted coffee bean perfection, made waking up in Cannes easy. This setting is the way to induce a lingering at the table, taking your time instead of rushing through and getting on with life. In fact my 45 minutes was short compared to the people who were there before I arrived and planning to stay much longer after I left. Now that I'm gone I miss the view and miss the coffee.  Cannes in November is nearly perfect.  Affordable hotels and no crowds at all!

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  1. Anonymous1:07 AM

    Sounds like a craft brewery would make for perfection...

    JM

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