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Suits, Bikes, and Art: 3 Offbeat Beijing Caffeine Havens | the Beijinger

Suits, Bikes, and Art: 3 Offbeat Beijing Caffeine Havens | the Beijinger: It's official: coffee is now mainstream in Beijing, with specialty shops serving cupfuls of fancy imported brewed beans popping up left and right throughout the city at an ever-increasing frequency. That popularity has reached such a nadir that even businesses with no other connection to coffee are readying java for browsing customers or passers-by. Below are a few places we recently discovered where we never expected to stumble upon a cup of silky-black joe.


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