Café
21. Mokafé
A long-standing café-brasserie inside the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert, known for its gallery terrace and crisp Brussels waffles with chocolate sauce.
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22. Monmouth Coffee Borough
A specialty coffee shop and roaster's outlet at Borough Market, serving filter and espresso coffee and selling beans that can be sampled in store.
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23. New York Café
A lavish 19th-century café on the Grand Boulevard, with gilded ceilings, frescoes and marble columns, open from breakfast until late evening.
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24. Nømad Coffee Lab
The original coffee bar of Nømad, the Barcelona speciality roaster founded by Jordi Mestre, tucked into a quiet passage near the Palau de la Música.
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25. Pastéis de Belém
Since 1837 this Belém bakery has made its custard tarts by hand to a closely guarded recipe linked to the nearby Jerónimos Monastery.
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26. Pasticceria Marchesi 1824
A pastry shop founded in 1824, part of the Prada group since 2014, known for its old-world bar, cakes, chocolates and panettone.
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27. Reykjavik Roasters Kárastígur
Small specialty coffee café of Reykjavik Roasters near Hallgrímskirkja, serving coffee from beans the company imports green and roasts itself, open every day from 08:00.
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28. Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè
Founded in 1938 near the Pantheon, Sant'Eustachio roasts its beans over wood and is famous for its sweet, creamy Gran Caffè.
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29. Speicherstadt Kaffeerösterei
An owner-run coffee roastery café in an 1888 Speicherstadt warehouse, roasting daily in a drum roaster and serving its coffees with homemade cake.
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30. The Barn
The Mitte café of one of Berlin's best-known speciality coffee roasters, on Auguststrasse in the gallery district, serving its own light-roasted coffee daily.
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31. Vete-Katten
Classic Stockholm konditori founded in 1928 on Kungsgatan, serving princess cake, buns and pastries with freshly brewed coffee in a traditional setting.
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32. Winkel 43
A corner café on the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan, best known for its tall Dutch apple pie served with whipped cream.
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33. A Brasileira
Opened in 1905 on Rua Garrett, this listed Chiado café was a meeting place for Lisbon's modernists, and a statue of Fernando Pessoa sits on its terrace.
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34. Bar El Comercio
A family-run bar founded in 1904 in the shopping streets of the old town, famous for breakfasts of churros with thick hot chocolate and for its tapas.
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35. Bar Italia
A family-run Italian espresso bar on Frith Street, opened in 1949 and open from early morning until the small hours.
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36. Café & Conditorei 1842
A historic Old Town confectioner near the Grossmünster, founded in 1842 and formerly known as Schober, famous for its hot chocolate and cakes.
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37. Café de Jaren
A spacious grand café between Muntplein and the Muziektheater, open since 1990, with a balcony and waterside terrace over the Amstel.
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38. Cafè de l’Òpera
A historic café on La Rambla opposite the Liceu opera house, trading on this site since the 19th century and open from breakfast until late.
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39. Café Saturnus
French-inspired café near Stureplan since 1989, known for large bowls of latte, cinnamon buns, all-day breakfast and weekend brunch.
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40. Café Savoy
A grand café near the Lesser Town end of the Legion Bridge, with a high historic ceiling, cakes from the Myšák pastry shop and breakfast served all morning.
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