Paramo Coffee Sambil 📍Chacao: Caracas [En-Es]
Since we couldn't go to the historic center due to time constraints, we decided to have lunch in the Mall, and the best thing about it was being able to visit Paramo Coffee, which only has branches in Venezuela, specifically in Caracas, Miranda, Vargas, Valencia and Mérida. That is to say, there is no shop in the city where I live, Barquisimeto.
I will describe the experience little by little. The Sambil Mall in Chacao is considerably flashy and luxurious. Very different from the one in my hometown, which is, of course, the capital. In this respect, the façade of Paramo Coffee is extremely attractive, but also minimalist. It has an elegant enough tonality to make you want to go in, and of course, the smell of coffee wafts around.
I'll be totally honest; it was the smell of their coffee that made me and my brother and uncle decide to buy their product.
When you enter the shop the first thing you notice is the decoration. I also noticed that they were restocking some of their products for display in the windows. So a bit of a mess.
I should point out that the shop has a QR for delivery service on the counter; that is to say, it is sophisticated enough.
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The shop has in the center the space where they make coffee, and they also display in detail the desserts they sell. The staff is very friendly, most of them young people between 18 and 30 years of age.
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Something I really liked was the black-and-white background mural. The drawings with that childish and imaginative style give Paramo Coffee an elegant, tender and straight identity. They keep an approach between innocence, space, and the moment you want your customer to have a good coffee.
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In the shop, you can also see the high quantity of coffee they sell. A 250-gram packet costs about 12 USDT or HBD, converted into Venezuelan currency. It's a bit expensive, but the coffee is delicious. I didn't buy a packet; it will be for next time.
Something that struck me as peculiar is that this shop sells tea made from coffee. They also sell guayoyo, a type of Venezuelan coffee, cappuccino, mocaccino, latte, Americano, and cold coffees.
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In the decoration, I could also observe the presence of books and objects that give life to the space and a plaque that Paramo Coffee awarded directly to this shop for reaching all the objectives of the veins and service of the company.
I have reached the most controversial point. At first, I thought about ordering a latte as usual, but the truth is that it was very hot in Caracas. I was very hesitant, so I ordered a cold coffee. Specifically, a Frappuccino, which is iced coffee with whipped cream on top.
The shop took 5–7 minutes to deliver it to me, as there were a lot of people. This is something that is usual in this kind of shop. On this occasion, I bought three. All the glasses had the same name; I wasn't very attentive to that. Although, you can ask them to personalize it Starbucks-style.
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The coffee was delicious; I did not drink it in the shop, but as I walked around the mall and in the car, as I had a meeting scheduled in a short time. The three cold coffees cost 547.93 bolivares, or about 14 USDT or HBD, approximately.
I must point out that Paramo Coffee is perfect for having a dessert with good coffee, either as we eat it every day or cold. I was amazed by its elegance and beauty. It is undoubtedly a charming place to relax, and the best thing is to drink the drink that I like the most: coffee.
Original content by @neruel. All rights reserved ©, 2024. Images: Samsung Galaxy A50. Translation: DeepL. Designs: Canva.
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Paramo Café Sambil 📍Chacao: Caracas
Ésta semana estuve nuevamente en la ciudad de Caracas, específicamente en las mercedes y Chacao por temas de trabajo. En el trascurso del día nos dirigimos al Mall Sambil, ubicado en Chacao para almorzar, originalmente quería comer en un restaurante llamado Cantina ubicado en el casco histórico de Caracas, pero lo mejor es lo que pasa.
Al no poder ir al casco histórico por temas de tiempo decidimos almorzar en el Mall, y lo mejor de ello fue poder conocer Paramo Café, que sólo cuenta con sucursales en Venezuela específicamente en Caracas, Miranda, Vargas, Valencia y Mérida. Es decir, no hay una tienda en la ciudad donde vivo: Barquisimeto.
Describiré poco a poco la experiencia. El Mall Sambil de Chacao, es considerablemente llamativo y lujoso. Muy diferente al de mi ciudad natal, desde luego es la capital. En éste aspecto, la fachada de Paramo Café es extremadamente atractiva, pero también minimalista. Posee una tonalidad lo suficiente elegante para hacer que quieras entrar, claro, el olor a café se propaga por los alrededores.
Seré totalmente sincero, el olor de su café fue el que provocó que decidiera junto a mi hermano y tío comprar su producto.
Al entrar a la tienda lo primero que se observa es la decoración. También noté que estaban reponiendo algunos de sus productos para exhibirlos en las vidrieras. Por eso un poco de desorden.
Debo destacar que la tienda posee en la barra de atención un QR para servicio delivery, es decir, es lo suficiente sofisticada.
El local posee en el centro el espacio donde hacen el café, exhiben también detalladamente los postres que venden. El trato de los empleados es muy amable, la gran mayoría de ellos personas jóvenes entre los 18 a 30 años de edad.
Algo que me gustó mucho fue el mural del fondo de color negro y blanco. Los dibujos con ese estilo infantil e imaginativo le dan a Paramo Café una identidad elegante, tierna y recta. Mantienen un enfoque entre la inocencia, el espacio y el momento que desea disfrutar su cliente a tomar un buen café.
En la tienda también se puede observar la alta cantidad de café que venden. Un paquete de 250 gramos cuesta unos 12 USDT o HBD, cambiados en moneda de curso legal en Venezuela. Algo caro, pero el café es delicioso. Yo no compré un paquete, será para la próxima.
Algo que me pareció peculiar, es que en esta tienda se vende té hecho a base de café. También venden guayoyo un tipo de café venezolano, capuchino, mocaccino, latte, americano, y cafés fríos.
En la decoración también pude observar la presencia de libros y objetos que le dan vida al espacio y una placa que le otorgó Paramo Café directamente a ésta tienda por alcanzar todos los objetivos de vetas, y servicio de la compañía.
He llegado al punto más controvertido. Al inicio pensé en pedir un café latte como es usual, pero la verdad es que en caracas había mucho calor. Estaba muy indeciso, por ende, pedí un café frío. Específicamente, un frappuccino que es café helado, con crema chantillí arriba.
En la tienda duraron entre 5 a 7 minutos para entregarme, ya que había muchas personas. Es algo usual en éste tipo de tiendas. En ésta ocasión compré tres. A todos los vasos le pusieron el mismo nombre, no estuve muy atento de eso. Aunque, ustedes pueden pedir que lo personalicen al estilo Starbucks.
El café estaba delicioso, no lo consumí en la tienda, sino al recorrer el centro comercial y en el carro; ya que tenía una reunión pautada en poco tiempo. Los tres cafés fríos costaron 547.93 bolívares, unos 14 USDT o HBD aproximadamente.
Debo destacar que Paramo Café es perfecto para comer un postre acompañado de un buen café, sea como lo consumimos cotidianamente o frío. Quedé maravillado por su elegancia y belleza. Es sin lugar a dudas un espacio encantador que sirve para relajarte, y lo mejor tomar la bebida que más me gusta: El Café.
Contenido original de @neruel. Todos los derechos reservados ©, 2024. Imágenes: Samsung Galaxy A50. Traducción: DeepL. Diseño: Canva.
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Thank you very much for this. 😍😊
Greetings friend, I have always wanted to go visit one of those cafes, since it is something unique and there are only very few of them and being there must be a great experience, so it is incredible that you have managed to visit it and walk through each of those corridors and me I like that they have a wide variety of products and coffee for all customers, being something unique. Also, that drink you bought looks very good and for the price it seemed good to me, since it is a big glass. Excellent and I hope the work goes well.
It is a café worth visiting. I hope you have the opportunity to visit it and live the experience. There is a wide menu of cold coffees and daily coffees, definitely worth a visit. The Frappuccino was delicious.
I have been here and it is a wonderful place, although I haven't been here in a while. Your publication makes me want to come back because I felt very well in their facilities and I have yet to try much of the variety they offer. Thank you for bringing this place to the Neruel community...
How great that you were here too. I really liked the store, it's lovely, clean, and sophisticated. It would be great if you could come and do a recording. Thanks to you for your nice visit and comment.
Thanks to you; it's always great to be able to share the experience of a good coffee here. 😍☺️
A lovely post with great photography and a nice review.
I'm wondering what part of the coffee was used to make tea. Maybe it was the coffee blossoms?
Thank you, I love to be able to leave a small detail of the experience here. Probably, I think that is the ingredient for your organic tea.
Las fotos del local se ven preciosas, con esa fachada minimalista pero atractiva, y esa decoración tan cuidada y con detalles que le dan una identidad única. Esos murales en blanco y negro con los dibujos son geniales! Me has dejado con muchas ganas de visitar este lugar cuando tenga la oportunidad de estar en Caracas. Definitivamente, es un sitio que me gustaría conocer.❤️😁
I'm glad you liked the pictures. The minimalist facade is charming, walk by it and you'll love the smell of coffee, it's amazing. The drawings are charming, not too childish and not too adult either. I hope you can visit it and live the remarkable experience.
Cafes are some of the most beautiful experiences one can have even if they don't drink coffee in general. It's about the specific vibe each of those places comes with and honestly, at least on this part of the globe, cafes are some of the best locations for any reconnection either if it's with a friend, your lover, family, or even business purposes.
It is an experience that is always worth living. The ambiance and the décor envelopes you. I always believe that we can connect and calm down for a moment. Meet or interact with those who are there at that moment. I think it's memorable.
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Amo estos lugares, cuando visito un sitio nuevo, siempre estoy en búsqueda de cafeterías, es lo primero en mi lista🤭
Tengo mucho tiempo sin tomar café frío, este post hizo que desee tomarlo la próxima vez😌
They are cosy, unique and have their own identity. They envelop you. :3 I'm always on the lookout for cafes and places where I can have a good time.
I hope you can have one soon.
Totalmente, yo también me ando siempre en búsqueda de cafés, y para ser honesta, no te probado el café frío, al menos no de un lugar adecuado, una vez lo intenté en casa pero fue un intento fallido...
Así que debo probarlo por por supuesto hablaré de ello✨
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