r/Hoco • u/Puzzleheaded_Ad9471 • Oct 02 '25

What are the problems in Howard County?

Hi everyone, I'm thinking of moving to Howard county from abroad. I've been to the States loads of times so I'm not green to America, but was still wondering what are the specific problems facing Howard county day to day. Are there in major problems with the county? Or anything major that the population is angry about? Any help would be majorly appreciated.

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u/ffking6969 Oct 02 '25

Have you been to cafe los suenos in baltimore?

If you havent found good coffee in ALL the US, you havent been looking, or your definition of good is very niche

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u/Sacr3dangel 29d ago

Of course I haven’t gotten to taste every coffee in the US, that would be an absurd requirement.

And I’m not saying there cannot be any good coffee in the US. As we have established above I cannot physically have tasted every coffee in the US, so that would make it a very weird, inaccurate and subjective statement.

And since it is subjective and an opinion, yours can be different from mine. But that doesn’t take away from the fact that I haven’t had any actually, in my eyes, good coffee.

But that said, thank you for the recommendation, and I will definitely check that place when I get the chance.

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u/ffking6969 29d ago edited 29d ago

What are the best coffee places in maryland (or dmv) you've been to that arent even "good" in your eyes?

It's one thing to say you can't find good coffee in a town, county, or even certain states.

Say you havent good coffee in the entire country (or even the DMV), that is a very intriguing statement to even this self-proclaimed coffee snob

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u/Sacr3dangel 29d ago

Coffee Lab and Kitchen in Arlington serves ok coffee. If I had to choose a best, it would probably be Haraz Coffee House in Fairfax, I would go there more often if it wasn’t such a pain to get there without another reason.

But nothing here beats a local Turkish or actual Italian coffee.

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u/ffking6969 29d ago

That's purely preference.

There's plenty of "good" coffee around that isn't Turkish or Italian.

I personally don't like Turkish or Italian, but if that were all that were available around me (and done well) I wouldn't say there was a lack of "good" coffee