Café
201. Pâtisserie Bennis Habous
A family-run pastry shop in the Habous quarter, dating from the 1930s, known for trays of handmade gazelle horns, chebakia and almond briouates.
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202. Plage Café
The café in the courtyard of the Parque Lage mansion, serving breakfast, brunch and lunch at tables beside the old pool beneath Corcovado.
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203. PublicUs
Canteen-style neighbourhood café and coffee bar in Fremont East, serving specialty coffee drinks alongside hearty breakfasts and lunches.
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204. Puzzle Coffee Shop
Shangani coffee shop run by a Brazilian couple, serving specialty coffee, homemade pastries and Brazilian cheese bread, with occasional coffee workshops.
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205. RAW Coffee Company
One of Dubai's pioneering speciality coffee roasters, founded in 2007, with a warehouse café in Al Quoz serving its own ethically sourced roasts.
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206. Repostería Astor Junín
Medellín's historic Swiss pastry house, opened as a tea room on Junín in 1930, famous for its frog-shaped chocolate sapitos, moritos and almond alfajores.
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207. Revolver Coffee
A long-time Gastown favourite on Cambie Street, Revolver brews a rotating menu of coffees from respected roasters across North America and beyond.
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208. Rischart Café am Marienplatz
The Marienplatz café of Rischart, a Munich family bakery founded in 1883, serving breakfast, cakes and Bavarian dishes right on the city's main square.
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209. Rivoire
A historic chocolate café on Piazza della Signoria, known for its thick hot chocolate and a terrace facing the Palazzo Vecchio.
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210. Salvation Café
Salvation Café is a popular outdoor breakfast and lunch spot in the 44 Stanley precinct, known for its cheesecake and fresh, free-range ingredients.
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211. Sandholt
Long-running family bakery on Laugavegur, now run by the fourth generation of master bakers, known for its daily sourdough, cakes, tortes and pastries.
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212. Scaturchio
Family pastry shop on Piazza San Domenico Maggiore, famous since the early 20th century for babà, sfogliatelle, pastiera and its chocolate ministeriale.
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213. Single O Surry Hills
The original café of Sydney specialty roaster Single O, on Reservoir Street in Surry Hills, serving its own coffee alongside breakfast and lunch.
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214. Sister Srey Cafe
A riverside social-enterprise café founded in 2012 that supports young Khmer students and gives a large share of its profits to landmine clearance.
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215. Slowtown Coffee Roasters
Namibia's best-known specialty coffee brand, roasting in Swakopmund since 2011, with shops in central Windhoek and the Maerua and Grove malls.
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216. Snowman Cafe
A family-run cake shop on Freak Street, open since 1965, where the hippie-era decor survives alongside chocolate cake, apple pie and lassis.
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217. Söderberg The Meadows
A Swedish bakery café at Quartermile beside the Meadows, serving buns, sourdough and Swedish pastries baked on site, open every day from early morning.
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218. Sofá Café
A specialty coffee brand founded in Pinheiros by Diego Gonzales, roasting all its own beans and running a free barista training project for young people.
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219. Tazal
A Bib Gourmand all-day café on the Al Qana boardwalk, mixing European and Arabic flavours, with homemade breads, weekend breakfasts and good coffee.
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220. Tazza d’Oro
A historic coffee roaster and bar beside the Pantheon, La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro dates from 1944 and is known for its coffee granita.
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