Starbucks Yields to Customer Demand; Brings Back Burnt Coffee
i like my coffee super strong, but i dislike bitter/burnt tasting coffee- i stay away from dark roasts and i am not a starbucks fan.
i like my coffee super strong, but i dislike bitter/burnt tasting coffee- i stay away from dark roasts and i am not a starbucks fan.
i know you said south florida, but it is worth a drive north to visit satchel's pizza in gainesville. amazing pizza, great atmosphere. they serve pizza, calzones, and salads. they often have homemade desserts too. they have a website, you can google it. worth the drive for sure!
oh lordy. steak not STAKE.
strip or flank steak. also skirt stake.
pliant and chewy. . . . yummmmmm
i feel like i am supposed to say dark. . . . .but i really like milk better!
The new Pike Place roast is "less bold" but it still has burnt undertones to the flavor. It's burnt but just not roasted as dark. They still don't get it.
Good coffee is not supposed to be so bitter. Even without stuff added to it. That's my two cents.
I cannot stand Starbucks coffee. But really what does it matter what it tastes like when you put all the flavorings etc. I think that's what people really go there for, the crazy concoctions of sugar.
Personally, I like strong tastes, either from strong beans or from a dark roast. I am happy that, on the few occasions that I do visit a Starbucks, I will be able to get something better than Pike's Place, which I found tasteless.
i don't understand 'bold' coffee. it tastes burnt (because they're burning it when they roast it) and it delivers less caffeine, since they're burning all the caffeine off. there's a reason 'morning roasts' are light, they wake you up more.
If you want NY style pizza, try Michaelangelo's in Sunrise. I find that most of the "brick oven" or "coal fired" places produce a good pie, but it's not that traditional "New York" slice that you seem to be looking for. Michaelangelo's is as close as I've found...
Dominic
the zen kitchen
I love Tutto Pizza in Brickell, I have to get a panini or a pizza anytime I go visit my parents.
1753 SW 3rd Ave
Miami, FL 33129
Have you ever tried Pizza Kitchen around 124th and US1 in Miami? It's right by a baseball park and in the same strip mall as some Thai restaurant/video game store/office building!
Fantastic pizza and really great garlic bread. It is a pick up take out spot with maybe two plastic tables if you can't wait to eat a slice...which I never could when I lived there!
Hey Redfish, I'm dying to try Sam and Eddie's but it's not listed with directory assistance. Where is it exactly? Can you give me the address/phone?
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