Café
261. Confeitaria do Bolhão
A historic pastry shop and tea room opposite the Bolhão market, founded in the 1890s, known for regueifa bread, bolo-rei and traditional Porto sweets.
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262. Confeitaria Nacional
Founded in 1829 on Praça da Figueira, Confeitaria Nacional introduced Bolo-Rei to Portugal in 1875 and still sells pastries from its original recipes.
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263. Craft Bistro at the Namibia Craft Centre
Café inside the Namibia Craft Centre at the Old Breweries, serving coffee, cakes and fresh light meals between rounds of craft shopping.
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264. Devoción Williamsburg
Brooklyn coffee roaster Devoción's Williamsburg café serves fresh Colombian coffee sourced directly from farms, in a converted industrial building.
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265. Ditta Artigianale
The Florence specialty coffee roaster founded in 2013, serving single-origin filter coffee, espresso and brunch on Via dei Neri near the Uffizi.
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266. Diwan
The Hilton Luxor's waterfront shisha café, serving Arabian-style teas, Turkish coffee and flavoured water pipes with views over the Nile.
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267. Dolce Vita
A colourful little dessert shop just off Stradun, known for its ice cream, cakes and muffins and for staying open until late in the evening.
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268. Dong Phuong Bakery
A Vietnamese bakery in New Orleans East, founded in 1982, known for its banh mi bread, pastries and king cakes, and named a James Beard America's Classic in 2018.
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269. Drop Coffee
Speciality coffee café by Mariatorget run by an award-winning Stockholm roaster, rotating its light-roasted coffees daily on espresso and filter.
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270. Dukanah Cafe
A café in Al Ghubrah South styled like an old Omani mud house, best known for traditional Omani breakfasts served in clay pots.
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271. Dust Temple
Coffee, culture and creativity hub in a converted warehouse in Currumbin's industrial precinct, pairing strong coffee and breakfast with art exhibitions and live music.
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272. Empório Jardim
A Jardim Botânico bakery-café opened in 2014 on a quiet cul-de-sac, serving breakfast all day and named Rio's best brunch spot in 2026.
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273. Eng Bee Tin
A Binondo bakery founded on Ongpin Street in 1912, famous for its ube hopia and a long line of Chinese pastries, tikoy and mooncakes.
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274. Feeka Coffee Roasters
Opened in 2013 on Jalan Mesui, Feeka Coffee Roasters is a Bukit Bintang favourite for house-roasted coffee and all-day brunch in a leafy shophouse setting.
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275. Fergbaker
The bakery next to Fergburger on Shotover Street, selling gourmet pies, pastries, sandwiches and cakes from 6am until 2am every day.
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276. Fondouk Bazaar
A rooftop café-restaurant above Tala'a Kebira near Bab Bou Jeloud, known for small plates, shakshuka and an orange-blossom and cinnamon lassi.
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277. Freedom Cafe
Freedom Cafe is a fully halaal brunch and lunch spot in a converted shipping container at the heart of The Concierge boutique hotel in Greyville.
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278. Fuglen Tokyo
The Tokyo outpost of Oslo's Fuglen, opened in Tomigaya in 2012, serving its own roastery's light Nordic-style coffee near Yoyogi Park.
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279. Gay-Odin (Via Toledo)
Neapolitan chocolate maker founded in 1894 by Isidoro Odin and Onorina Gay, known for its Foresta chocolate logs, with a shop on Via Toledo.
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280. Grand Café de la Poste
A 1920s café-brasserie beside the main post office in Guéliz, restored in 2005, serving French dishes on its palm-lined terrace from morning until late.
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