Life’s Better Buzzed

On Monday I drove down to Encinitas, California to try Better Buzzed Coffee.  I’ve heard about this place for over a year, but never had the chance to go.  If you are unfamiliar, Encinitas is in San Diego County, the city to the right of Oceanside and the shop isn’t too far from the beach.  How nice is that?

When I arrived in the store, I immediately felt the fun and happy atmosphere of those around me.  From people having a casual meeting around coffee and breakfast to fire fighters stopping for a quick drink and muffin before heading out.  There is no way someone could be mad coming to this establishment.  Even the baristas where happy (sometimes you don’t see this going into other coffee stores) so it was a nice treat.  The coffee shop faces the sun; though the inside felt light rather than the rays hitting you while wearing a black t-shirt.

I ordered a White Mocha Buzz which is a blended drink and has a hint of hazelnut which makes the taste even better.  After I received my drink I decided to take a seat on one of the many bar stools to look at my surroundings.

The first thing I noticed after sitting down was this sign.  I always see pictures people post on Instagram and Facebook that say “coffee first, adult later” or something along those lines.  I lightly chuckled to myself then being a millennial and blogger I snapped a picture.  I mean, if you didn’t take a picture were you really there? 😉

As the sun became brighter I switched my seat and attention to the street view. I sat my coffee down and watched as people and cars went by soaking in all of the suns rays (and taking more pictures).

As I walked down, I noticed the beautiful white tile with their well-known logo “life’s better buzzed” laid down in black tile. I couldn’t believe that I hadn’t noticed this when I first walked up!  I think the good atmosphere is what caused me not to look down.

I am planning on coming back within the next couple of weeks.  This is definitely worth coming down, plus anyone can take PCH (Pacific Coast Highway) there and back!

Until next time,