Café
161. Aksum Coffee House
A small coffee house in the Royal Galleries of Saint-Hubert serving certified-organic coffee from Ethiopia, along with baobab drinks, herbal teas and Ethiopian beer.
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162. Andreotti
Opened in 1931 by Bruno and Ada Andreotti, this family pastry shop and café on Via Ostiense is one of Rome's recognised historic shops.
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163. Antigua Pastelería del Pozo
Madrid's oldest bakery, open since 1830 on a small street near Puerta del Sol, known for puff pastry, cream bartolillos and roscón de Reyes.
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164. Atelier September
A minimalist café on Gothersgade near Kongens Nytorv, opened in 2013 at the front of a long-running design boutique and serving natural food and artisan coffee.
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165. Back to Black
A speciality coffee bar on Weteringstraat, close to the Rijksmuseum, serving coffee roasted at the company's own roastery and bakery.
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166. Bar Luce
The café at Fondazione Prada designed by film director Wes Anderson in 2015, recreating the atmosphere of an old Milanese café.
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167. Boulangerie Zielinska
An old-town sourdough bakery run by Dominika Zielinska, baking heritage-flour breads, babka and cinnamon rolls alongside sandwiches and tartines.
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168. Brother Hubbard North
The city-centre flagship of Brother Hubbard on Capel Street, open seven days for breakfast, brunch and lunch made from scratch.
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169. Café de las Horas
A theatrical café near the Plaza de la Virgen, open since 1994, serving breakfast, coffee, teas and its famous jugs of Agua de Valencia until late.
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170. Café Kreutzkamm
A traditional Konditorei founded in Dresden in 1825 that moved to Munich after the war, known for its Baumkuchen and Christstollen.
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171. Café Pascal
Vasastan café a block from Odenplan, with its own coffee roastery and sandwiches that helped it win the Gulddraken award for Stockholm's best café in 2019.
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172. Caffe Cele
A café-bar at the eastern end of Stradun, first opened in 1932, serving all-day breakfasts and brunch by day and drinks in the evening.
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173. Collective Bakery
An artisan bakery and café in Zurich West, known for sourdough, double-baked croissants, home-roasted coffee and a brunch with organic eggs and shakshuka.
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174. Eska Karlín
A bakery, café and shop in Karlín known for fire-baked sourdough bread, sweet pastries and breakfasts served until late afternoon, with the Štangl restaurant upstairs.
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175. Fábrica Coffee Roasters
A Lisbon specialty coffee roaster founded in 2015, whose Portas de Santo Antão café serves coffee from beans it roasts itself near Sintra.
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176. Fekete
A speciality coffee shop on Múzeum körút with an espresso bar and a separate room for filter coffee, breakfast and lunch.
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177. Granja M. Viader
A family-run granja in El Raval whose story begins with a dairy opened in 1870, famous for hot chocolate, dairy desserts and as the birthplace of Cacaolat.
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178. Jonas Reindl Coffee
A speciality coffee bar by Schottentor from one of Vienna's leading roasters, which roasts in small batches in its own roastery on Westbahnstraße.
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179. Kaffi Laugalækur
Neighbourhood café and bistro in the residential Laugarnes district, serving brunch and dinner, a short walk from the Laugardalur pool and park.
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180. La Cacharrería
A long-established breakfast and brunch café on Calle Regina near Las Setas, known for brunch sets, toasts on different breads, pancakes and homemade cakes.
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