Descriptive Essay About A Cafe

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In that hot Summer heat, I could not help but feel the need to find sanctuary in the local café. The blistering heat had hit an all-time high of 100 degrees. Once I walked into the family ran café I could feel the laid back atmosphere that had been exuded from the store. The lights were dimmed, so it would ensure an easy adjustment on one’s eyes after walking in the blinding suns beams. I took a seat at one of closest tables to the barista the table was made of a rich dark mahogany and the seat was a comforting fit on one’s backside. The aroma was as if I was taken to another universe, the coffee scent allured me straight into the line. The café itself gave off a homey like feeling. The feeling made you feel welcomed. As if you were a regular customer although, …show more content…
In contrast, the sound of the soft jazz piano consistently playing in the background. Each respective sound trying to fight for the spotlight of which is more attention grabbing. The loud mechanical crunch of the beans over and over or the light, but also calming piano taking charge? Though, neither compliments the other over time they both blend so well as if it were a well-oiled machine.
The feeling that released from my hand to the cup was a heat that I was not expecting to encounter. Given the circumstances I can understand why what I did was not the smartest thing seeing as how I just received my piping hot cup. Not only was grabbing it immediately unforgiving my fingers had turned numb all the way to the palm. Within 5 minutes of allowing the cup to rest I could finally grasp it with ease. In conclusion, the local café displays the concept of all 5 senses being used in every little aspect that goes on in the environment. Whether it is unexpected or is not you will definitely be able to use all 5

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