Café
81. Dolce Vita
A colourful little dessert shop just off Stradun, known for its ice cream, cakes and muffins and for staying open until late in the evening.
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82. Drop Coffee
Speciality coffee café by Mariatorget run by an award-winning Stockholm roaster, rotating its light-roasted coffees daily on espresso and filter.
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83. Gay-Odin (Via Toledo)
Neapolitan chocolate maker founded in 1894 by Isidoro Odin and Onorina Gay, known for its Foresta chocolate logs, with a shop on Via Toledo.
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84. Grand Café Orient
The world's only Cubist café, designed by Josef Gočár in 1912, on the first floor of the House of the Black Madonna in the Old Town.
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85. Hart Bageri
Richard Hart's artisan bakery on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg, the first of his Copenhagen shops, known for sourdough bread, croissants and cardamom rolls.
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86. Konditorei Lindtner
A long-established Eppendorf pastry shop and Viennese-style coffee house, open every day of the year, known for Baumkuchen, petits fours, pralines and cakes.
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87. Pasticceria Cucchi
A family-run pastry shop and café on Corso Genova since 1936, popular for breakfast brioches, cakes, lunch and early-evening aperitivo.
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88. Pasticceria Dal Mas
A Cannaregio pastry shop and chocolatier near the station, open since 1906, known for Venetian biscuits, focaccia veneziana and a counter of fresh pastries.
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89. Prufrock Coffee
A specialty coffee bar on Leather Lane near Farringdon, known for carefully prepared espresso and filter coffee and its barista training.
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90. Roscioli Caffè
The Roscioli family's café and pasticceria on Piazza Cairoli serves coffee and pastries from early morning, a few minutes from Campo de' Fiori.
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91. The Fumbally
A daytime café and bakery on Fumbally Lane in the Liberties, with its own sourdough, a weekly Friday dinner and workshops in the Fumbally Stables.
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92. The Pancake Bakery
A pancake restaurant in a 17th-century canal warehouse on the Prinsengracht, serving more than 75 sweet and savoury pancakes since 1973.
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93. Toma Café
One of the pioneers of Madrid's speciality coffee scene, opened in Malasaña in 2011, roasting its own beans and baking pastries on site.
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94. Torch Coffee Roasters
A specialty coffee roaster by the river near the Torre del Oro, roasting its own beans on site and serving espresso and filter coffee in a bright space.
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95. Vefa Bozacısı
Istanbul's oldest boza shop, opened in Vefa in 1876 by Hacı Sadık Bey, serving boza, the thick fermented grain drink, topped with chickpeas.
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96. Wittamer
A Brussels pâtisserie and chocolate house on the Place du Grand Sablon since 1910, known for its cakes, chocolates and viennoiseries.
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97. Artisan Roast Broughton Street
The original heart of Edinburgh roaster Artisan Roast, a snug Broughton Street café serving its own espresso blend, single origins and V60 filter.
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98. Belvárosi Auguszt Cukrászda
A city-centre branch of the Auguszt family confectionery, a Budapest pastry business founded in 1870, serving traditional and modern cakes.
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99. Café Hawelka
A dim, picture-lined coffee house off the Graben, run by the Hawelka family for some 80 years and long a meeting place for Vienna's writers and artists.
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100. Café Henrici
A modern coffee house at the southern end of the Niederdorf since 2009, inspired by San Francisco coffee culture, with all-day food, brunch and a sunny terrace.
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