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Savannah has a charm that sneaks up on you. The cobblestone streets, the oak trees dripping with Spanish moss, the pastel-colored houses—it’s the kind of place that feels like it’s from another time. And while it’s best known for its history and Southern hospitality, Savannah also has a coffee scene that’s quietly impressive. On my visit, I made it a point to explore as many cafés as I could in between strolling along River Street, wandering through Forsyth Park, and browsing

Miami will always have my heart—not just because of its sunshine, art, and endless energy, but because it’s where I was born. I don’t live here now, but every time I come back, I’m reminded of how layered and flavorful this city is. The food, the music, the mix of cultures—it all shows up in the coffee. On my most recent visit, I decided to do what I always do in a new (or in this case, familiar) city: make a coffee trail.

Every time I travel, I map out coffee shops the way some people plan museums or restaurants—because for me, starting the day with a really good cup in a cozy space is part of the experience. On my recent trip to Nashville, I set out to explore the city’s coffee scene in between hot chicken, live music, and vintage shopping—and let me tell you, it did not disappoint. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or just love discovering new places to sip and slow down.

Philadelphia has an unspoken love affair with coffee. From hidden nooks in cobblestone alleys to sprawling cafes with modern interiors.

There’s just something magical about New York City’s coffee scene.

Florida may be known for its beaches and theme parks, but as a coffee lover, it’s also home to some seriously amazing coffee shops.

Today marks the beginning of " Travel & Brew " series, and I couldn't be more thrilled to embark on this authentic journey with all of...

Are you a coffee enthusiast with a passion for Italy? If that's a resounding yes, then consider yourself fortunate!