Café
281. Grand Café Orient
The world's only Cubist café, designed by Josef Gočár in 1912, on the first floor of the House of the Black Madonna in the Old Town.
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The world's only Cubist café, designed by Josef Gočár in 1912, on the first floor of the House of the Black Madonna in the Old Town.
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Small Old City coffee bar from Graph, a Chiang Mai coffee brand founded in 2009, serving single-origin filter coffee and inventive signature drinks.
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Richard Hart's artisan bakery on Gammel Kongevej in Frederiksberg, the first of his Copenhagen shops, known for sourdough bread, croissants and cardamom rolls.
View details — Hart BageriCafé
Harvest Coffee is an award-winning Doha specialty roaster founded in 2019, and its Pearl café by the marina opens from 6am for seasonal coffee and breakfast.
View details — Harvest Coffee (The Pearl)Café
Founded by chef Jacques Erasmus in 2009, Hemelhuijs on Waterkant Street is an elegant daytime restaurant serving breakfast and lunch from Monday to Saturday.
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Nepal's first specialty coffee shop, opened in 1999, now a national chain whose Thamel branch serves coffee grown on the company's own Himalayan farm.
View details — Himalayan Java Coffee ThamelCafé
A relaxed Kiyovu café that doubles as a plant and ceramics shop, serving breakfast, salads, sandwiches, grain bowls and cocktails with outdoor seating.
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A long-running San Blas café known for generous all-day breakfasts, huevos rancheros, pancakes, sandwiches and soups, with queues at busy times.
View details — Jack’s CaféCafé
City outpost of Kōkako, the Fairtrade organic coffee roaster founded in 2001 from a cart in Aotea Square, by the air bridge in Commercial Bay.
View details — Kōkako Commercial BayCafé
A long-established Eppendorf pastry shop and Viennese-style coffee house, open every day of the year, known for Baumkuchen, petits fours, pralines and cakes.
View details — Konditorei LindtnerCafé
A Thai-Chinese coffee shop founded in 1952 near the Giant Swing, serving old-style iced coffee, kaya toast and egg breakfasts in a vintage setting.
View details — Kope Hya Tai KeeCafé
A Recoleta café on the corner of Junín and Quintana, named after a racing driver's broken connecting rod and home to statues of Borges and Bioy Casares.
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Run by the twins behind The Smiths, Maple in Lekki Phase 1 is a popular brunch cafe serving avocado toast, buttermilk biscuits with crispy chicken and steak and eggs.
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An Irani cafe and bakery opposite Grant Road station since 1914, famous for mawa cakes, butter buns and Irani chai that often sell out by mid-morning.
View details — Merwan & Co.Café
A small specialty coffee shop on Phan Boi Chau Street where owner Le Quang Huy roasts Dalat Yellow Bourbon Arabica daily for his own house blend.
View details — Mia CoffeeCafé
A family-run artisan bakery on Lake Street that stone-mills Western Australian wheat and rye each day for its sourdough, pastries and buns.
View details — Miller + BakerCafé
A café and second-hand bookshop in a renovated shophouse near the river, serving Cambodian coffee and all-day food, with profits going to education projects.
View details — New Leaf Eatery and Book CafeCafé
An artisan bakery and social enterprise in the walled city led by Noma pastry chef Talia Richard, baking with native Colombian fruits and ingredients.
View details — Nía BakeryCafé
Small specialty roaster and espresso bar tucked into an Everton Park housing estate near Outram, focused on carefully sourced, seasonal coffees.
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A well-designed specialty coffee café near Ben Thanh Market, set in an older building with large colonial-era windows and a small food menu.
View details — Okkio Caffe