Café
1. Pumpernickel Bakery
A long-running Thamel bakery with a garden courtyard, known for fresh brown bread, croissants and its yak cheese sandwich, served to trekkers since the early 1980s.
View details — Pumpernickel BakeryCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
6 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Nepal
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A long-running Thamel bakery with a garden courtyard, known for fresh brown bread, croissants and its yak cheese sandwich, served to trekkers since the early 1980s.
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A family-run cake shop on Freak Street, open since 1965, where the hippie-era decor survives alongside chocolate cake, apple pie and lassis.
View details — Snowman CafeCafé
Nepal's first specialty coffee shop, opened in 1999, now a national chain whose Thamel branch serves coffee grown on the company's own Himalayan farm.
View details — Himalayan Java Coffee ThamelCafé
A garden cafe and bar beside the old Patan Dhoka gate, set in a converted Rana-era stable complex that also hosts lectures, films and music.
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An ethically run Lalitpur coffee company that brews single-origin Nepali Arabica from village farmers and turns its coffee waste into useful products.
View details — Kar.ma CoffeeCafé
The Baneshwor branch of a local cafe chain founded in 1991, known for momos and comfort food served by hearing-impaired waiters.
View details — The Bakery Cafe Baneshwor