Café
101. Thorn Tree Café
The Sarova Stanley's pavement café, built around an acacia tree where generations of travellers pinned messages for one another in the days before email.
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102. Tomoca
Addis Ababa's best-known coffee house, roasting its own beans, with the original standing bar on Wavel Street in Piazza and several newer branches.
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103. Truth Coffee Roasting
Truth Coffee Roasting on Buitenkant Street is a steampunk-styled warehouse café where coffee is roasted on site and breakfast is served all day until 16:00.
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104. Tryst
An Adams Morgan coffeehouse open since 1998 that serves coffee and pastries in the morning, food through the day and cocktails into the night.
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105. VCR Galloway
VCR began in a 1927 house on Jalan Galloway in Pudu and remains one of Kuala Lumpur's best-loved cafes for specialty coffee, big breakfasts and cakes.
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106. Vete-Katten
Classic Stockholm konditori founded in 1928 on Kungsgatan, serving princess cake, buns and pastries with freshly brewed coffee in a traditional setting.
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107. Wenger’s
A Connaught Place bakery with roots in a Swiss couple's 1920s catering business, known for plum cake, shortbread, lemon tart, patties and pastries.
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108. Wenkie’s German Ice Cream & Iced Coffee Parlour
A German-run ice cream parlour on the East Bank making creamy ice cream from local buffalo milk, in flavours such as hibiscus, guava and doum fruit.
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109. Winkel 43
A corner café on the Noordermarkt in the Jordaan, best known for its tall Dutch apple pie served with whipped cream.
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110. Yardstick Coffee
A Manila specialty roaster since 2013, ranked 18th in the first World's 100 Best Coffee Shops list in 2025, with its home café in Legazpi Village.
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111. Zak the Baker
Zak the Baker is a kosher-certified Wynwood bakery and café known for its sourdough bread and pastries, open from Sunday to Friday.
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112. Zanzibar Coffee House
Coffee shop in a historic merchant's house, serving Tanzanian coffee roasted on site with cakes and smoothies, with a small guesthouse on the floors above.
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113. % Arabica Muscat Al Qurum
The first Oman store of the Kyoto-born specialty coffee brand, opposite Qurum Natural Park, with Chemex brews, espresso and beans roasted in store.
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114. A Brasileira
Opened in 1905 on Rua Garrett, this listed Chiado café was a meeting place for Lisbon's modernists, and a statue of Fernando Pessoa sits on its terrace.
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115. Ábaco Libros y Café
A bookshop and café on a corner of a colonial house in the walled city, combining Colombian and Latin American literature with coffee, music and drinks.
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116. Aboudi Coffee Break
An inexpensive café opposite Luxor Temple, serving coffee, sandwiches, kofta, falafel and Egyptian desserts with views over the temple.
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117. Akha Ama Coffee
Coffee company founded in 2010 by Lee Ayu Chuepa from an Akha village, buying beans directly from indigenous growers; its Old City branch is on Ratchadamnoen Road.
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118. Azahar Parque 93
The Parque de la 93 café of Azahar, a Bogotá roaster that buys high-grade Colombian coffee directly and serves it daily from 7:00 to 20:00.
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119. Bacha Coffee
An opulent coffee salon inside the Dar El Bacha palace museum, serving a long list of 100 per cent Arabica coffees with pastries and light meals.
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120. Baked & Wired
A family-owned Georgetown bakery and coffee shop open since 2001, known for its cupcakes, cakecups and breakfast breads.
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