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Places to find good coffee, amazing food and cool stuff.

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Trikini Club

I’m having dinner at this cute little café/restaurant right now and I think I fell in love. The place as an amazing interior (and exterior) It’s super super trendy and sophisticated and unbelievably cheap. I actually double checked the size of the salad I ordered because I couldn’t believe it was only €4,70. I mean €4,70, if you’re lucky you can get a coffee for that price in Paris. Anyway, the place is super nice, the food en juice I took were delicious and the waiter was sexy, definitely a place to come back to! Trikini Club - Calle San Vicente Ferrer, 32, 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Trikini Club - Calle San Vicente Ferrer, 32, 28004 Madrid, Spanje

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Hanso Café - Calle del Pez, 20, 邮政编码: 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Hanso Café

I think this is the third time I’ve been in Madrid and I finally had time to see more of the city. Normally the only places I get to see are the airport, the studio and my hotel. But today I finished early and even though I felt like sleeping I decided to go exploring. I asked the people on the set if they could recommend me some areas and as soon as we finished the job I went for a walk to Calle de Pez. After having a pit stop at an amazing bookstore, I’ll write a bit about it later on, I ended up in a cool cafeteria at Calle del Pez. Its interior is quite industrial and the room is filled with a mix of locals, students and hipsters from abroad. The place serves all sorts of coffees, teas and their pies look amazing. The atmosphere is laid back and the WiFi is free, could you ask for more?

Hanso Café - Calle del Pez, 20, 邮政编码: 28004 Madrid, Spain

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Siseng

Small, crowded and absolutely worth it. I actually ended up here because the restaurant I wanted to go to was closed for a private meeting, so I needed another place to get my lunch. Together with my friend Kiki I had an amazing lunch over here. As we both love of asian food we were tempted to order the whole menu, which is relatively small for an asian restaurant. The food was delicious but the space was a little small. The lack of space also makes it hard to get a table around lunch time, I strongly recommend to go for an early or a very late lunch. Altogether a must visit for lovers of asian food. 

Siseng - 82 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris

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Siseng - 82 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris

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Le Potager de Charlotte

This salad in Le Potager de Charlotte looked so good that I couldn’t wait to dig in. Then I realized I forgot to take a picture. But I think you will agree with me that it just looks to good to think about photos. Le Potager de Charlotte is a brand new restaurant in the 9th in Paris. It’s a vegan place runned by two brothers with a passion for food. And that’s something you can taste! They also serve great fresh made smoothies and juices. The waiter, one of the brothers, was so kind to let me try out some of the deserts, and let me tell you: they’re delicious (and guilt free). xK

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Le Potager de Charlotte - 12 Rue de la Tour d'Auvergne, 75009 Paris, France

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Café Pinson

The first time I went here was together with a friend of mine who came to visit me in Paris. We're both tired and needed a caffeine fix, we accidentally stumbled into this place and we immediately fell in love. The interior is really nice and the products are all bio. I've been here many times since and it never disappoints. I personally recommend the (gluten free) madeleines and the Matcha Latte with rice milk, and if it happens to be a Sunday: go for the brunch, it's amazing!

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Café Pinson - 6 Rue du Forez, 75003 Paris

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Gratitude eatery

After four days of working in Munich (so no time to explore and find new cafes), I finally had a day out of the studio. As this was my first time walking through the city I had no clue where to go between castings. Obviously that is why Robin started this blog, to help you out finding good places, but there was nothing yet about Munich. That’s why I went to Instagram and searched for hashtags like: veganmunich and healthymunich. Luckily this place popped up and was on the way between castings. There where a lot of nice places in the same street but I decided to stick with my choice. The eatery was quite full already, a good sign. The terrace was full so unfortunately I had to sit inside. Although it was a little dark, you could see that they thought about the appearance of the place. The staff was really sweet and the food came quickly. Not only did it look delicious, it also tasted amazing. If you’re ever in Munich, definitely try it out! xK

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Gratitude eatery - Türkenstraße 55, 80799 Munich, Germany

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Redemption Bar

I discovered this (raw) vegan restaurant and bar while doing castings during London Fashionweek and I still haven’t forgotten about it. This hidden treasure at Chepstow Road is the place to go for a healthy breakfast, lunch or dinner. They also make amazing mocktails! It’s under 10 minutes walk from Notting Hill Gate, Westbourne Park or Royal Oak tube stations, and on the bus routes 27, 28, 31 and 328. Before I went to my other castings I got the raw courgette spaghetti, tossed in walnut and pumpkin seed pesto, topped with a rocket and tomato salad and brazil nut ‘parmesan’. Heaven on a plate. I had never tried raw courgette spaghetti before and I’m happy I did. They have lots of vegan, gluten-free and raw food dishes including desserts. An other great thing about this place is that you can order a big or a small portion. So you could order multiple dishes to share with friends or just something small for if you’re not that hungry. Their menu is designed by a nutritional therapist which allows you to ‘spoil yourself without spoiling yourself’. I know where I’ll be heading to next time I’m in London!

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Redemption Bar - 6 Chepstow Rd, London W2 5BH, U.K.

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The Chai Latte at Hubsy Café is to die for

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Café Hubsy

A few days ago I walked by this place and it looked really nice, so today I decided to chill here for a bit and find out. The concept of this place is really cool: you pay only four euros an hour and get free coffee (including soy lattes and hot chocolate), free wifi and free food. Perfect for people who hate studying at home, who need to get stuff done for work or for people with a low budget and caffeine-level. It’s located in the third arrondissement, just like many of my favorite food and coffee places. This ‘good vibes only’ café has an amazing staff and is definitely one to remember. I’ll probably be here tomorrow as well.

Café Hubsy 41 rue Reaumur, 75003 Paris

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Café Hubsy - 41 rue Reaumur, 75003 Paris