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101. Café Nicola
An Art Deco café on Rossio, opened in 1929 on the site of an eighteenth-century coffee house, with a terrace facing the square and a statue of the poet Bocage.
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An Art Deco café on Rossio, opened in 1929 on the site of an eighteenth-century coffee house, with a terrace facing the square and a statue of the poet Bocage.
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A family coffee roaster in El Born whose roots go back to a 1919 grocery, roasting single-origin beans on site and selling them from its Argenteria shop.
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A confectionery on the port quays, open since 1974, where free tours show how candied fruit, crystallised flowers, citrus jams and chocolates are made.
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A brunch café and coffee roaster on Münzstrasse in Mitte, serving seasonal filter coffee and espresso with a breakfast and lunch kitchen.
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A bright café-restaurant in the old town serving brunch, breakfast, lunch and dinner without a break, with an emphasis on fresh, often organic ingredients.
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A gelateria on the Zattere waterfront, open since 1937, famous for its gianduiotto and for a terrace overlooking the Giudecca Canal.
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Founded by the Giolitti family in 1890 and on Via degli Uffici del Vicario since 1930, Giolitti is a historic gelateria and café near the Pantheon.
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Breakfast café on Hverfisgata serving homemade bread, pancakes and its signature Trukkinn plate every morning from 08:00 until early afternoon.
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Elegant café on Piazza dei Martiri in Chiaia, open from breakfast to late evening for coffee, pastries, Campanian dishes and aperitivo cocktails.
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A Madrid speciality coffee roaster with a café on Calle del Doctor Fourquet near the Reina Sofía, serving its own roasts every day.
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A Beyoğlu patisserie serving its famous chocolate-sauced profiteroles since 1944, now on Mis Sokak just off İstiklal after leaving its original avenue premises.
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A small neighbourhood bakery in Østerbro, founded by former Noma cook Emil Glaser and famous for its cardamom rolls, croissants and sourdough bread.
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A small specialty coffee shop on Drury Street in the Creative Quarter, pouring a 3fe house blend alongside cakes and pastries.
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A specialty coffee café on Krupnicza Street that roasts its own beans, serving vegetarian and vegan breakfasts, a daily lunch menu and cakes made on site.
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A café opposite the National Theatre, open since 1881, with views of the Vltava and Prague Castle, all-morning breakfast and a pianist every evening.
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A café, bistro, florist and design boutique near San Lorenzo, open daily from breakfast to late night in a series of airy, plant-filled rooms.
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A chocolatier's shop and tea room near the Mont des Arts, serving 70 per cent hot chocolate, coffee with ganache, ice cream and handmade chocolates.
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A dairy business founded in 1920 whose shop on Praça de Guilherme Gomes Fernandes is known for éclairs filled with fresh whipped cream.
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A fairy-tale themed dessert café in Psirri, loved by children for its over-the-top decor, costumed staff and indulgent cakes such as red velvet.
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An independent Munich specialty coffee roaster founded in 2014, whose Glockenbach café on Müllerstraße serves its own roasts alongside beans and brewing kit.
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