CAFÉ TECC A PLACE TO ENJOY ART WITH A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE

Good day, today I want to introduce you to a wonderful cafeteria called Café Tecc, which I discovered on my recent walk through the Museum of Contemporary Art that I will publish soon.

This cafeteria is located in the Central Park area, more specifically Caracas - Venezuela, for this reason it can be reached by taking a bus or the metro line where of the two aforementioned methods of transportation they leave their passengers at the Metro station Central Park.

The way in which I found out about the existence of this place was something very casual, because as indicated my main objective of the day was only to visit a renowned Museum of my Country, after finishing the tour they told me that if I was thirsty and needed to load energy while drinking coffee, the best thing to do was to visit Café Tecc.

The first thing I liked was to see its original posters and then, of course, the sculptures that are inside its territory, which can be observed in complete tranquility.

Passing the main entrance, a space opens up for visitors and consumers to appreciate art, in this particular case they will be able to observe a certain number of artistic sculptures that can be freely interpreted and can be studied at any time according to Café Tecc's schedule.

From my point of view, this first space that is presented is really perfect to enjoy a good cup of coffee alone or with a group of friends, since the space is really wide and has certain walls where one can sit freely or Ask the cafeteria for permission to place a small picnic in the green areas that does not affect nature to a greater degree.

On the other hand, nature, although reduced in the same way, brings a feeling of total peace, adding that it was fun for me to observe the ants and small butterflies that were in the grass.

When passing through the second floor, the Café Tecc premises are presented as a place where you can have coffee with friends and family outside or inside the establishment itself, since both inside the place and outside they have multiple tables and chairs for maximum enjoyment.

As it was my first time visiting this place, I preferred to go in to see the whole place and, in fact, it left me really impressed, because its decoration is somewhat unique, beginning with the large billboard with a thousand scriptures where there are drawings that allude to the preparations and dishes. that they make and then some types of coffee preparation such as Guayoyo.

The space itself is very wide and the payment methods are very varied, from PayPal, Mobile Payment or Credit or Debit Card.

Looking at the whole space I must say that it has a great vibe and that the designs on the walls are unique and colorful, which I would say helps with the mood of the place.

As for the menu, as explained, it is very varied and they also sell infusions, juices, cocktails and tapas or brunch; As for coffee, there is a wide variety, the first on the list is the Express with a value of $1 or its equivalent in bolivars, then it is followed by the so-called Negrito where the small cup of coffee costs $1 and the large cup $1.5, Macchiato small cup $2, Cappuccino small cup $2 and large cup $3, Brown small cup $2 and large cup $3, Romano (with lemon) $1 and finally the Puyao with a cost of $1.5.

WHAT KIND OF COFFEE DID I CHOOSE?

If you manage to detail the images, you will know that the first coffee I ordered to try was the Romano with lemon, from what the barista explained to me, this type of coffee they prepare is made with an infusion of lemon and then mixed with the coffee for what The lemon is not visible at first glance, but when the two main flavors of the coffee with the lemon are drunk or consumed, the sweetness of the sugar packet comes out more.

In one of the photos you will be able to see that if you pick up part of the drink with a spoon you will be able to appreciate the lemon infusion that is in said preparation.

To the best of my knowledge, this coffee was 9/10, so as you can see I ordered another type of coffee that was on the menu, a Cappuccino.

This last one really tasted like heaven and the presentation made me very happy, since I know first-hand that it is not very easy to draw a picture and that only with practice, study and concentration is it possible to draw an understandable image.

Without a doubt, I take very good memories of Café Tecc and a very good impression of its quality in terms of the coffee they prepare, the attention of all the staff who are always willing to help and give the best experience to the consumer.

I hope that this way when they go to visit the towers of Parque Central or the Museum of Contemporary Art they can remember how close this fabulous place is.

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