Ramadan means that I am forced to drink Green Beans Coffee whenever I visit the US Camps in Kuwait. Usually when I have to go on base for a few hours I stop at one of my favorite coffee shops on the way. Since they are closed until the evening during the month of Ramadan I am forced to purchase a mediocre, palpitation inducing cup of Joe from Green Beans Coffee. Their coffee is bitter, too strong and sometimes it even has a foul odor. I've had to toss it in the trash more than once.
My biggest issue with Green Beans is that they do not offer any milk but whole milk. I'm a skim milk lover but I could settle for the occasional low fat milk. They do not even offer the customer a choice. And their milk is not even fresh, it's long life garbage. Their pastries are stale and tasteless. I would have to give Green Beans Coffee as a whole a rating of one star out of five. In Kuwait it’s just Yucky Yuck!
I dunno which camp you mean but I work in Erefjan base and they have Dunkin Donut which is not bad.
ReplyDeleteDo you mean Arifjan? As far as I know there isn't any Dunkin Donuts on any base in Kuwait. If there is then please let me know. :D
ReplyDeleteArifjan has a Starbucks.
ReplyDeleteYes, they have two Starbucks but not close to me. I go there when I have enough time to drive. Usually I am late for my meetings on AJ and I have to walk to Green Beans :(
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