Café
141. El Riojano
A pastry shop on Calle Mayor founded in 1855 by a baker to the royal household, with a preserved 19th-century interior and a tea room at the back.
View details — El RiojanoCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
192 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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A pastry shop on Calle Mayor founded in 1855 by a baker to the royal household, with a preserved 19th-century interior and a tea room at the back.
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A pioneering speciality coffee bar near Masarykovo station, serving coffee from its own microroastery and other Czech roasters with bread and buns baked in-house.
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A speciality coffee bar near St Stephen's Basilica, open since 2012, serving espresso and filter coffee from Hungarian and guest roasters.
View details — Espresso EmbassyCafé
A turquoise-and-gold café in the Karoviertel since 2010, baking cakes and tortes daily in its own bakery next door, with waffles, breakfast and vegan options.
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The El Born pastry shop of the Hofmann cooking school, known for award-winning croissants, including its mascarpone croissant, plus cakes and chocolates.
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Ice cream parlour in the Grandi harbour district with a wide choice of flavours, open until 23:00 every day and a favourite stop on a harbour walk.
View details — Ísbúðin ValdísCafé
A neighbourhood café-bar in a former butcher's shop between Wipkingen and Unterstrass, serving breakfast until 16:00 and traditional Swiss food.
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A traditional Konditorei near the Tiergarten, making cakes for around 170 years and best known for Baumkuchen, the layered tree cake.
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A roomy bakery café beside the PURO Hotel in Kazimierz, baking its own sourdough, bagels and cinnamon rolls and serving breakfast all day.
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A small Grassmarket gelato and chocolate shop where Mary makes the gelato fresh every morning, known for hot chocolate floats and changing flavours.
View details — Mary’s Milk BarCafé
The Brussels café of a Belgian micro-roastery founded in 2012, serving seasonal specialty coffee, home-baked pastries and vegetarian breakfast and lunch.
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Milan's original specialty coffee bar, opened in 2016 near Porta Venezia, serving espresso and filter brews from a multi-roaster menu.
View details — Orsonero CoffeeCafé
A grand pastry café opened in 1922 on Avenida da República, with mirrors, marble and carved wood, known for breakfasts, steaks and chocolate cake.
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A renowned Nice pâtisserie and chocolatier founded in 1995, known for refined entremets, award-winning chocolates and macarons, with a shop on Rue Barla.
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A traditional Art Deco caff in Westminster, serving fry-ups, omelettes and mugs of tea since 1946 and a familiar backdrop in British films.
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A historic coffee bar in Prati dating from 1919, Sciascia Caffè is best known for its espresso poured over melted dark chocolate.
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One of the Athens cafés that introduced the city to specialty coffee, the tasting room of a Greek roaster on a quiet street near Omonia.
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A Cannaregio coffee roastery founded in 1930 and now on Fondamenta dei Ormesini, roasting its own beans and serving espresso to locals.
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A small specialty coffee bar beside Las Setas where the owner roasts his own beans and serves espresso and filter coffee, mostly to take away.
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A family gelateria near Santa Croce whose story goes back to a dairy opened in 1929, known for its coffee affogato and additive-free gelato.
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