Last night after dinner I passed by the Sadu House for coffee with a couple of friends. Jumo Coffee Roasters are currently based at the Sadu House and they’ve got such a beautiful setup at the moment. They’re located inside one of the air conditioned courtyards in the Sadu House and the atmosphere was so chill. Sadly this setup is temporary and only until the end of the month. So if you’re interested in checking it out you better hurry up. They’re open daily from 7AM to 10PM except on Fridays where they open from 3PM to 10PM. Here is their location on [Google Maps] and their instagram is @jumocoffee.
On a similar subject, I heard there are around 14 new independent coffee shops that are going to be opening up in Kuwait over the next few months.
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I, for one, hope that 3rd wave coffee spots (Nescafe>Starbucks>Jumo) become the new “burger joint” in Kuwait. Especially since the difference in quality can be staggering for roughly the same price as the chains. We are a hyper-social, fast moving people and we need alternatives to meeting up in restaurants!
A new coffee joint is opening soon right next door to Vol.1
I’ll leave the discussion as to whether this is a good or bad idea to your readers
Between that coffee place and Vol.1 another small coffee place is opening called Dose
Although independent coffee shops is the new hype and the new trend like the burger craze, I think it is a good thing
I hope people support local businesses instead of big franchises.
Thumbs up!
Sorry I just had to. I miss hipster coffeeshops way too much. Vol. 1 is only hipster aspiring because they play Enrique Igelesias.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mddDexGQpvw
They play him “ironically”
I don’t think they understand irony.
They also play the most mind-numbingly horrible EDM remixes of pop songs that are already horrible to begin with. Ellie Goulding doesn’t need remixes.
“I heard there are around 14 new independent coffee shops that are going to be opening up in Kuwait over the next few months.”
This is great news for Kuwait. It could use some non-corporate coffee character. These joint usually become “third-spaces” for people to spend time. Such non-corporate additions increase Kuwait’s cultural capital and perhaps, even, creative capital.
Yayyy…independent coffee shops…that will certainly help dear old Kuwait diversify away from an oil dependent economy. : )
more real coffee shops plz
is Christmas here already? Hi grinch.
And to stand out, these new coffee shops could offer something cool like live music…