Best Breakfast Spots in
1. Cafe Sets, Berlin
Trendy cafe with friendly service that will have you feeling right at home. Can't go wrong with one of their sandwiches 🥪 and a fresh juice. Get there early before the people flood in.
Trendy cafe with friendly service that will have you feeling right at home. Can't go wrong with one of their sandwiches 🥪 and a fresh juice. Get there early before the people flood in.
A fun brunch spot that will have you feeling like you're on vacation. Super interesting twists on classic breakfast foods like their eggs benedict (would reccomend). Healthy food that won't way you down.
Hyper-aestehtic brunch and breakfast spot with choices from the classic French toast and waffles to monkfish, polenta, avocado toast, and syrinki. Pair with a coffee or even a glass of rosé. Well-revered.
You already know that Mexican food is flavorful, colorful, and wonderful by default. But if you're looking for some of the best chilaquiles in Mexico City, Chilpa has you covered.
Not necessarily the most comfortable place to go as the indoor seating is cramped, so probably best served coming here and sitting outside in the summer. Lots of French style scrambled eggs, avocado toast, and pancakes.
Start the day as the Koreans do - with a bowl of hot soup. Mugyo-dong Bugeo-guk serve up breakfast soups made from dried pollock, egg, and tofu. The line can be long at this no-frills restaurant but it moves fast.
Casual, quirky eatery with a focus on varieties of egg sandwiches. Try the Yolko Ono, their signature dish, which does the basics well: a fried egg, pesto, parmesan, and a house-made sausage patty.
Breakfast and brunch staple of the stylish district of Rykestraße specializing in egg drop sandwiches - from bacon and garlic to salmon and avocado. Minimal interior and exterior seating areas promote calm social gatherings over food.
Restaurant iteration of the IMM Social Facilities organisation. A comfortable spot to sit and enjoy a variety of homemade Turkish breakfasts with a breathtaking view of the Bosphorus Sea.
Awesome spot for Californian comfort food. Chill vibe with pizza that's good to share or keep completely for yourself. Bring your furry friend because there's an outdoor patio that is dog friendly 🐶.
No-frills Mexican home cooking. Breakfast only spot in the Del Valle neighborhood. Picture stews simmering over charcoals, eggs served with refried beans, and fried pork skin in salsa verde.
Wednesday to Sunday dinners, but visited most for weekend breakfasts and brunch. The Dutch pancake is a popular dish, but it's hard to make a wrong choice. A tasty spot with all the classics - just prepare for weekend congestion.
A worthy stop for brunch on a walk along Rua Santa Marinha. Find savory dishes such as avocado toast and quinoa salad among sweeter options like waffles and french toast - all served by friendly staff. An aesthetic dining environment.
Two words: breakfast sandwiches. Lines form at both San Fransisco locations for stuffed buttermilk biscuits, fresh sourdough, and fried beignets. Sunset Roasters coffee is served too. Arrive early and hungry.
A somewhat ironic name for a restaurant known for its Hong Kong-style breakfasts - macaroni soup with salted meat, and toast with scrambled egg. It gets the most foot-traffic during lunchtime hours, but make sure to still order breakfast.
Transport yourself to New Orleans for a few hours and let Brenda take care of you. Tuck into some hearty comfort food and keep in mind that you can't nap in the restaurant when you finish your meal. Don't leave without a beignet!
Major Food Group's brunch institution serving bagels and breakfast classics in an upmarket setting. Order a bagel tower, a colorful Cobb Salad, latkes, and pigs-in-a-blanket. Try going on a weekday to avoid the weekend rush.
Trendy cafe well-known for its inventive brunch and speciality coffees. Tucked into a charming "alt-bau" courtyard that is worth the visit to see as well.
Good spot for French 🇫🇷 style brunch. Go when it opens to beat the rush – although it's worth the wait if it's busy. If you're not in the mood for brunch, go for the weekly bring-your-dog dinner.
An original Cape Town heritage building has become a home to this culinary venture by self-taught chef twin sisters. Balcony seating makes for perfect people-watching atop Bree Street, though the refined interiors must be enjoyed too.
Pom & Flora is a hip destinations for breakfast in Stockholm. Their menu leans towards healthier options, but there are plenty of plates worth the indulgence. Expect acai bowls, porridges, egg dishes, and more.
Quaint café serving sandwiches, soups, and other breakfast dishes. Though bicycle wall fixings are now a more common sight, the exposed brick venue still manages to trump other high-street coffee shops with its bohemian vibe and decor.
A patisserie that offers a large selection of both Moroccan and French baked goods. The delicate cornes de gazelle, cookies, and flaky croissants all come highly recommended - as do the café's savoury options.
Offers a variety of both sweet and savory options. Their renowned all-day brunch menu features shakshuka and orange-blossom pancakes.
Neighborhood bakery with a city-wide reputation. Swing by in the morning for a coffee and Instagram-worthy croissant. Grab a loaf of sourdough for brunch or lunch too. Its popularity leads to queues, but the goods are worth the wait.
An upscale breakfast place that specializes in boozy brunches. Popular choices include the shakshuka, avocado bagel, and pancakes. Be sure to make a reservation in advance, as it can get busy.
Family-run breakfast and brunch spot first opened in 1951. Queues are standard, especially on weekends. Late arrivals who miss the breakfast offering of french toast and benedicts can order from a lunch menu.
A Tokyo institution. Ekibenya Matsuri is a great place to pick up bento box meals for on-the-go dining. With over 170 different varieties of Ekiben to choose from, there's something to suit everyone's taste.
Central eatery that does a lot of things well: breakfast and brunch eats, specialty coffee, and artisan baked goods. Also noted for its friendly staff, fast service, and aesthetic interior. Drop in for the morning or order to-go.
Southern specialties and baked goods. Two locations in PDX.
Best Bagel and Coffee: it's in the name. Big New York-style bagels - crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Everything baked on-site, no frills just grab-and-go goodness.
A scene but one worth seeing. If you come here on a Saturday or Sunday morning, you'll see more Hinge dates than you could ever imagine could fit into one place. Of course get an Espresso Martini. It's a type.
Classic American diner in the shape of a railroad car serves. Serves food around the clock - from all-day breakfast, to burgers and seafood buckets. Also features a cocktail bar. Most popular in the morning, but visit at any hour.
Aesthetic breakfast cafe and go-to bagel spot located in Cape Town’s CBD. Visit for freshly baked breads, morning dishes, and specialty coffee. Bright and stylish - a great spot to fuel up before a day of exploring.
Sunny, cosy breakfast and lunch spot across from Görlitzer Park with wonderful fresh dishes daily.
Popular bakery emulating the artisanal neighborhood shops of Europe. Bakehouse uses select ingredients from around the world - French flour and salt, New Zealand butter. Visit to indulge in sourdoughs and pastries.
Upscale cafe with a love for breakfast, coffee, and freshly baked cakes and tarts 🍰. Quaint yet also a Prenzlauer Berg weekend brunch scene, especially when the Kollwitzmarkt is happening.
Cozy Israeli cafe by Görlitzer Park perfect for a fresh outdoor brunch. Make sure to try their hummus or hamshuka when you stop by.
Choose from their colorful selection of house favorite of açai bowls, or build your own. Don't leave without trying the Brazilian cheese bread 🍞.
A go-to for the city's cool kids, Clarke's gives you that warm, home vibe with its friendly staff and simple (but effective) menu. Their toasted cheese and tomato soup lunch special is legendary, as are their truffle oil fries 🥔.
"Brunch all day, everyday." Chef Raquel Patronilho works up a more than satisfying breakfast menu. The venue is also a contender for one of the city's best-looking eateries, it's as much a visual treat as it is a culinary one.
Don't let the name fool you... these bagels are much more than just fine 😍🥯. This cafe doubles as a bookshop so don't be shy grabbing a book and sitting a spell. Not a bad place to spend an afternoon.
A hip spot for breakfast that offers upscale renditions of traditional dishes as well as seasonal specialities, drinks 🍷🍺🍸🍹, and coffee ☕🍵 .
Holey Artisan is proud to serve some of the best artisanal bread, croissants, and baguettes in Asia. Unsurprisingly, they have excellent sandwiches for those seeking an alternative to the local cuisine.
Their menu features all the French breakfast classics - from oeuf à la coque to croque monsieur. In addition to delicious baguettes, La Bicyclette also offers an array of other baked goods including pastries, cookies, and cakes.
Breakfast and brunch with an attitude in an art-déco-inspired eatery. Patrons often stay longer than planned to enjoy one (or more) of Morning Glory's artisanal coffees. Eclectic is an overused word; however, it fits the bill perfectly.
Sweet tooth or not, this is a must. Bestsellers include filled croissants - mascarpone, chocolate, raspberry.
Bringing Southeast biscuit sandwiches to the Northwest.
Hearty artisanal fare made with in-house ingredients, from cured meats, to fresh-baked bread and pastries. Great spot for a casual breakfast or brunch, though expect a queue - a sign of something good.
New York-style deli in Sea Point making everything from bagels to pastrami in-house. The industrial dining room stays noisy with orders of Reubens and Latke Benedicts.
