While most of us enjoy coffee for its taste and its ability to wake us up, people in Ethiopia use coffee as a way to socialize with friends and family. According to SAVEUR Magazine, "coffee ceremonies are a large part of the social culture in Ethiopia and other coffee-growing regions," much like tea ceremonies throughout Asia. Take a look at the video above, featuring Kedega Srage, an Ethiopian who moved to New York to open Bunna Cafe, located in Bushwick. "All Ethiopians are proud of their coffee," says Srage, a claim made evident as she carefully prepares the delicious beverage for her customers. Want more coffee news? Click here.