Greeks Conquer Brussels Coffee Scene
To Meli coffee shop becomes a hub for Eurocrats and lobbyists in the EU quarter, serving up traditional Greek coffee orders like 'ena freddo espresso, sketo'
In a surprising turn of events, Greeks have made a significant impact on the coffee culture in Brussels, particularly in the EU quarter. The area, known for its high concentration of Eurocrats and lobbyists, has seen a rise in popularity of Greek coffee shops.
One such coffee shop, To Meli, has become a familiar sight in the EU quarter. The shop has attracted a loyal customer base, including those who order traditional Greek coffee drinks like 'ena freddo espresso, sketo'. This phenomenon has been highlighted in an article by Eliza Gkritsi, published on Politico Europe.
The EU quarter's dense population of Eurocrats and lobbyists has contributed to the success of Greek coffee shops like To Meli. The area's fast-paced and dynamic environment makes it an ideal location for coffee shops to thrive.
## Why it matters The rise of Greek coffee shops in Brussels is not just a matter of personal taste, but also reflects the city's diverse cultural landscape. As the EU's capital, Brussels is home to people from all over the world, and its coffee culture is no exception. The popularity of Greek coffee shops like To Meli is a testament to the city's ability to adapt and evolve, embracing new traditions and customs.
The article by Eliza Gkritsi sheds light on this phenomenon, highlighting the unique characteristics of Greek coffee culture and its appeal to the city's inhabitants. As the EU quarter continues to grow and develop, it will be interesting to see how the coffee culture evolves, and whether Greek coffee shops will remain a staple of the area.
