Inside Britain’s tiniest places: ‘It’s an engineering work of art … with coffee’
Inside Britain’s tiniest places: ‘It’s an engineering work of art … with coffee’
www.theguardian.com Inside Britain’s tiniest places: ‘It’s an engineering work of art … with coffee’
From a cupboard converted into a cafe and cocktail bar to a watering hole for one and a museum in a telephone box – what’s it like to work somewhere where there’s not even room to swing a cat?
This article made me smile and felt quite casual so … here it is
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Another small location in Manchester is The Temple, it’s a bar squeezed into a former underground public toilet. Not quite as tiny as the coffee kiosk in the article but still an unusual place.
3I know the first one!
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