Coffee is an(importance) part of Italian culture. I have drunk a lot of it since I arrived here six months ago. The coffee culture in Italy is (complete) different from that in the UK. In Italy, when you order cup of coffee in a cafe, you are presented with a tiny, bitter espresso (浓咖啡).
Takeaway coffee is very popular among the British, but it is not common in Italy, especially in those (area) where there are few tourists. Generally, people in Italy prefer to drink their tiny coffee while they are standing at the bar. For many of (they), this short break is a part of their day.
Breakfast in a bar in Italy (include) a coffee and a pastry (糕点).Cappuccinos (卡布奇诺咖啡)are very popular at breakfast. A cup of cappuccino is the perfect way of (start) the day for me. I think it's nice for people (go) to a bar to have a coffee for breakfast before work.
Finally, a thing has been found by me is that coffee in Italy is much cheaper. That means in Italy it is possible to go out for coffee every day spending much money.
