Maybe it’s the cyclical nature of food trends, or the comfort of childhood memories in uncertain times, but whatever the ...

An indulgent blend of strong Vietnamese coffee topped with a whipped mixture of egg yolks and sweetened condensed milk.

Looking for a respite from London, Natalie Wilson swapped bikes and city lights for seaweed and saunas on Sweden’s lesser ...

It’s called Fika, and for owner Anthony Grice, it’s more than a name - it’s a way of life. Anthony explains: “The word ‘fika’ means coffee break, but it's a lot more than that.

FIKA, at 1359 Plainfield Ave. NE in Grand Rapids, offers plant-based and gluten-free breakfast and lunch options like pancakes, chik’n and waffles, fresh salads. The eatery opened two weeks ago ...

While it all started with coffee — “fika” is a play on the 19th century Swedish word for coffee, “kaffi” — fika is, at its core, a social gathering.

After a viral February online campaign warning spring break partiers they would be disappointed if they came to Miami Beach to cause trouble, crime was almost non-existent this year.

One of the things that Lana and Minette enjoy doing together is meeting up for fika (the Swedish term for a break where people drink coffee, eat cakes, and relax). The fikas at Lana's family home have ...

While Fika doesn't specifically serve Swedish pastries — though the micro-bakery has a few — the core idea is to take a coffee break. On Corpus Christi's Southside, Charoenrat "Melissa ...

Most menu items hover around $15-$17. “FIKA” is a Swedish tradition that means to have “a coffee break,” often a social gathering meant to give people a chance to slow down.