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Community-minded Palm Beach cafe that began around 2009 as a local gathering spot, open daily from 5am for coffee, food and drinks, with a second beachside venue at Currumbin.
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Community-minded Palm Beach cafe that began around 2009 as a local gathering spot, open daily from 5am for coffee, food and drinks, with a second beachside venue at Currumbin.
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The coffee shop of Ecole du Bayon's pastry school, where disadvantaged young women learn French baking and sell croissants, tarts and light lunches.
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Kampala franchise of the Dutch bakery Bbrood, baking 20-hour sourdough in a stone-floor oven and serving pastries, croissants and sandwiches at several branches.
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A city-centre branch of the Auguszt family confectionery, a Budapest pastry business founded in 1870, serving traditional and modern cakes.
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The Crown Street branch of bills, the Sydney café group founded by the late Bill Granger, known for its relaxed all-day menu and ricotta hotcakes.
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A modern coffee shop inspired by the easy-going spirit of Bondi Beach, serving espresso drinks, teas and healthy dishes from breakfast through to dinner.
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Boston Brew is a relaxed coffee shop and bakery in an old Morningside house on Montpelier Road, serving espresso, home baking, breakfasts and light lunches.
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Parisian-style brasserie in the Café de Rome hotel on Avenue de la République, a Plateau landmark for French breakfasts, coffee and brasserie dishes.
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A shaded garden café facing the temple of Medinet Habu on the West Bank, serving breakfast, cold drinks, Egyptian coffee and simple stews.
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Opened in 1975 in an alley in the University District, Café Allegro is one of Seattle's earliest espresso bars and roasts its coffee on site.
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The original Café Beignet, opened on Royal Street in 1990, serving beignets cooked to order with café au lait in the heart of the French Quarter.
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A cultural café in a former school building in the Kasbah, known for its camel burger, roof terrace, live music, storytelling nights and workshops.
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A specialty coffee house on Calle 70A that sources through regional hubs from more than 10,000 Colombian growers, with coffees from the Sierra Nevada to Nariño.
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The historic café at the top of Sidi Bou Said's main street, once the entrance to the saint's mausoleum, known for mint tea with pine nuts.
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A dim, picture-lined coffee house off the Graben, run by the Hawelka family for some 80 years and long a meeting place for Vienna's writers and artists.
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A modern coffee house at the southern end of the Niederdorf since 2009, inspired by San Francisco coffee culture, with all-day food, brunch and a sunny terrace.
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A courtyard café at the National Crafts Museum that reinvents regional Indian dishes with local grains, in a setting styled on a roadside dhaba.
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An Art Deco café on Rossio, opened in 1929 on the site of an eighteenth-century coffee house, with a terrace facing the square and a statue of the poet Bocage.
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A family coffee roaster in El Born whose roots go back to a 1919 grocery, roasting single-origin beans on site and selling them from its Argenteria shop.
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Woman-owned speciality cafe in Kera with an all-women barista team, known for careful design, vegan pastries and Ethiopian beans sold abroad.
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