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21. Jack’s Café
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 CaféCoffee shops, bakeries, tea rooms and dessert spots for breakfast, a light lunch or a break between sights.
54 places · Updated November 12, 2026
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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.
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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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An artisan bakery and social enterprise in the walled city led by Noma pastry chef Talia Richard, baking with native Colombian fruits and ingredients.
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A two-floor Laureles roastery and café that buys its coffee from growers in Medellín's La Sierra neighbourhood, ranked among South America's 100 best coffee shops in 2026.
View details — Rituales Compañía de CaféCafé
A Barranco café and roastery from a coffee business founded in 1958, roasting Peruvian beans daily from regions such as San Ignacio, Satipo and Villa Rica.
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A producer, roaster and café run by champion barista Boram Um and SCA instructor Garam Um, serving coffee from the family's own farms in Bom Retiro and Pinheiros.
View details — Um Coffee Co.Café
A Bogotá specialty roaster that buys directly from Colombian growers, with its main café on Calle 41 near the Javeriana university.
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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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A chocolate museum and café above Plaza Regocijo serving hot chocolate, cocoa tea and truffles, with daily bean-to-bar workshops for adults and children.
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An Austrian-style pastry shop in a room of the Teatro Municipal, known for its torta Mozart and torta María Antonieta and decorated with dancers' original costumes.
View details — Cory Pastelería (Teatro Municipal)Café
A spice shop and tea room on Avenida Corrientes, open since 1927, with oak counters, Thonet chairs and coffee roasted and ground in view.
View details — El Gato NegroCafé
A traditional 24-hour bakery and food hall in Jardins, known for its weekend breakfast buffet, evening soup buffet and food at any hour.
View details — Galeria dos PãesCafé
A Manila coffee roaster and café with Antipodean roots, roasting Colombian beans in small batches and open every day from early morning until evening.
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The Getsemaní café of Colombian specialty roaster Libertario, opposite Café Havana, serving single-origin coffees, cold brew, waffles and cakes.
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A specialty coffee roaster founded in 2013 that works directly with Peruvian producers, listed among the world's 100 best coffee shops in 2025.
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A Leblon bakery and deli with pavement tables, known for its baguette au levain, generous breakfast sets and a wide daily bread selection.
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A San Telmo Bar Notable in a 19th-century former general store on the corner of Perú and Carlos Calvo, serving picadas, sandwiches and homemade ravioli.
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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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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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A coffee tasting room and training centre in Usaquén run by Jaime Duque, with tasting experiences, workshops and international coffee certifications.
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