The heart of San Juan's banking district can now rely on the best coffee Puerto Rico has to offer in Cibales Café. The coffee house is set to open on January 30th, 2009. Cibales Café will be located in the lobby of the AEELA Building on Ponce De León Avenue. Conveniently located close to a mass transit stop for the local Tren Urbano, the south end of the famous Golden Mile now serves black gold: Puerto Rican Coffee from Cibales.
Baristas, professionals of the trade, study coffee, its history, the grounds and altitudes at which the different types are produced and most importantly: how to create the perfect cup.
“Quieres un cafecito? (Would you like a little coffee?) is a typical welcome when you visit a Puerto Rican home. Mornings, in Puerto Rico have smelled of coffee for centuries. The typical morning ritual in Puerto Rican households include one or two cups of coffee before leaving the house, an additional cup of coffee at mid morning, another cup after lunch, one at mid afternoon and another after dinner. With sugar or without, with milk or black, big cup or small cup... we love our coffee!
The heart of San Juan's banking district can now rely on the best coffee Puerto Rico has to offer in Cibales Café. The coffee house is set to open on January 30th, 2009. Cibales Café will be located in the lobby of the AEELA Building on Ponce De León Avenue. Conveniently located close to a mass transit stop for the local Tren Urbano, the south end of the famous Golden Mile now serves black gold: Puerto Rican Coffee from Cibales.
Baristas, professionals of the trade, study coffee, its history, the grounds and altitudes at which the different types are produced and most importantly: how to create the perfect cup.
