Café
461. Baylan Pastanesi Kadıköy
The Kadıköy branch of Baylan, a patisserie founded in 1923, known for its Kup Griye ice-cream coupe, truffle cake and handmade chocolates.
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462. Black Star Pastry Newtown
The King Street, Newtown, shop of Black Star Pastry, the Sydney patisserie known for its Strawberry Watermelon Cake.
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463. Books@Cafe
A pioneering café, bar and bookshop just off Rainbow Street since 1997, with a terrace overlooking the Old City, books in several languages and cultural events.
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464. BUNA Roma
The Roma Norte café of BUNA, a Mexican coffee company working directly with farmers, serving its own coffee and selling chocolate, honey and beans to take away.
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465. Butter Boutique
A Colombo 7 bakery café that grew from Rukshi Nethicumara's home baking business, known for cinnamon rolls, tres leches and layer cakes.
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466. Café Adriatico
A Malate institution opened by Larry Cruz in 1979 on Remedios Circle, known for its antique-filled room, deli fare and thick Chocolate Eh.
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467. Café Antoinette
A Parisian-style café and bakery on Avenida Xpuhil, known for house-made macarons, baguettes, quiches and crêpes, with a garden for children.
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468. Café Ayllu
One of the oldest cafés in Cusco's historic centre, run by the same family since 1970, popular with locals and decorated with Andean art.
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469. Café de France
A café open since 1912 on the edge of Jemaa el-Fnaa, whose upper balconies and terraces give a classic view over the square at sunset.
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470. Café Festival
A long-established coffee house and bistro on Stradun, popular with locals for coffee and an affordable midday meal and with visitors for its terrace.
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471. Café Guarany
A 1933 café on Avenida dos Aliados known as the café of music, with marble reliefs by Henrique Moreira and murals of Amazonian peoples by Graça Morais.
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472. Café La Noria
A colourful garden café beside the Jnan Sbil gardens, with tables under trees and parasols, popular for fresh juice and mint tea.
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473. Café Landtmann
An elegant Ringstrasse café open since 1873, next to the Burgtheater and facing City Hall, once frequented by Sigmund Freud, Thomas Mann and Gustav Mahler.
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474. Cafe Madras
A busy Matunga cafe serving South Indian breakfasts and lunches, from fluffy idli with sambar to benne pessarettu dosa and pineapple sheera.
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475. Café Mondo
A long-established Labone café serving coffee, pastries and panini and baguette sandwiches, with outdoor tables and an air-conditioned bar inside.
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476. Café Olimpico
Family-run Mile End espresso bar opened in 1970 by Italian immigrant Rocco Furfaro, serving traditional Italian espresso from 6am to midnight every day.
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477. Cafe Pho Co
A café hidden behind a shop on Hang Gai Street, reached through a courtyard and an old house, with a rooftop terrace overlooking Hoan Kiem Lake.
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478. Caffe Vita (Capitol Hill)
Founded in 1995, Caffe Vita runs its flagship café and roastery on East Pike Street in Capitol Hill, with farm-direct coffee roasted on the premises.
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479. Call Your Mother (Georgetown)
The Georgetown branch of the DC-born bagel shop and self-styled Jew-ish deli, known for bagel sandwiches such as the Bacon Sun City and the Royal Palm.
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480. Casa Godinho
A grocery founded in 1888 and on Rua Líbero Badaró since 1924, recognised as intangible heritage of the city and famous for its empadas and coffee at the counter.
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