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181. Las Violetas
A grand confitería opened in 1884, with French stained glass, Carrara marble and bronze chandeliers, famous for its generous afternoon teas.
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Café
A grand confitería opened in 1884, with French stained glass, Carrara marble and bronze chandeliers, famous for its generous afternoon teas.
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Garden café-restaurant under a large kapok tree at the Institut Français in the Plateau, popular for set lunches, juices and evenings around concerts.
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A French bakery in Pike Place Market since 1983, Le Panier sells bread, croissants, macarons, éclairs and other pastries, with coffee and espresso, every day.
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A historic café facing the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés since 1884, open from breakfast until late and home to its own literary prize.
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A modern take on Greek doughnuts by Agias Irinis Square, serving filled, sweet and savoury loukoumades with ice cream and a long list of toppings.
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Kate Reid's croissant bakery, whose Fitzroy warehouse flagship houses a glass-walled pastry room and the Lune Lab tasting experience.
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A confectioner and chocolatier founded in 1820 opposite the Opéra, famous for its candied fruit and its rococo-style shop, run by the Dolfi family.
View details — Maison AuerCafé
The oldest biscuit maker in Brussels, founded in 1829 by Jean-Baptiste Dandoy, famous for its speculoos and also known for waffles near the Grand-Place.
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A garden cafe in the Creative Hub at Maitama Amusement Park, with a red courtyard, a Northern Nigerian-style tea room and a programme of creative events.
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The Porto branch of Lisbon's celebrated custard tart bakery, beside the Bolhão market, where pastéis de nata are baked in view and served warm.
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The original Mary Street Bakery, opened in 2013 on Beaufort Street in Highgate, known for its doughnuts, house-baked breads and all-day breakfast menu.
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A long-running English-language bookshop with a café on Felicjanek Street, stocking Polish, East European and Jewish literature in translation alongside coffee and pie.
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A small, traditional Italian pastry shop on Hanover Street in the North End, known for freshly filled cannoli, torrone and sfogliatella.
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A café-restaurant beside Bab Bou Jeloud with a rooftop overlooking the medina entrance, serving coffee, fresh fruit smoothies, burgers and Moroccan dishes.
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The specialty coffee brand of champion barista Harry Neira, whose original café on Calle Enrique Palacios in Miraflores serves beans from Cusco and Cajamarca.
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Long-established speciality roaster Origin Coffee Roasting runs a café and brew bar on Hudson Street in De Waterkant.
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Elena Reygadas's bakery on Calle Colima in Roma Norte, opened in 2012 and famous for its guava roll, with a small bar and a few street-side tables.
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Panther Coffee's Wynwood café, established in 2010, is the first of the Miami coffee company's locations and is open every day from 7am to 7pm.
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Milan's historic café and pastry shop, founded in 1817 near La Scala and on Via Montenapoleone since 1950, with a coffee bar, tea room and restaurant.
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A chocolate, ice cream and coffee shop on the corner of Rees Street and the Mall, open until 10pm, with an upstairs lounge looking over the lake.
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