Ratio serves all the usual coffee drinks, but also offers signature coffee innovations. The Forbidden mixes apple cider and espresso, and The Summer of Love blends coffee, passion fruit, and orange. Also offering snacks and meals.
Great little eco cafe where the beans are roasted on-site each morning (you can also buy a bag to go!). Nice selection of fresh baked goods as well.
Popular café that is committed to good food and sustainable practices - they source ingredients locally, and bake in-house. Mit Herz und Zucker also offers bread, fresh fruits, specialty coffee, and larger dishes.
Contrary to the name, the coffee here may very well be from the Gods. Here for the city's misfits, Satan's prides itself on pouring a damn good brew. The in-house pastry chef will also sweeten the deal, as will the Japanese-slant menu.
A proven - yet humble - coffee shop and gathering place in the heart of Paris. Offers a small, but carefully curated, selection of coffee beans from the Oslo-based roastery Fuglen. Trumps the mainstream caffeine vendors.
One of Vienna's most prominent coffee houses, Café Landtmann's abundance of finely crafted desserts is sure to please. The café was also a favored haunt of Gustav Mahler and Sigmund Freud.
Rustic bakery and cafe serving a selection of Scandinavian breads, pastries, and sandwiches. Specialty coffee is a given too. Offers both indoor and outdoor seating - just remember to grab a loaf of sourdough when leaving.
Cozy little coffee shop with some stellar pastries - the breakfast sandwiches are also a big hit. A proper community hangout, whether for social morning conversations or a caffeine-fuelled read. Punches above its weight.
Contemporary coffee shop with an open layout and outdoor seating. They offer an excellent selection of home-baked cakes and pastries alongside their proven lineup of coffee and savory snacks. A good spot in Reuterkiez to recharge.
Jarring name aside, this cafe serves a stellar line-up of specialty coffee, baked goods, breakfast bowls, and light lunches. Boasts an airy interior but the best seats in the house are on the front terrace - weather permitting.
A botanical shop and café that serves as a haven in the city. Sells terrariums, succulents, and even botanic-themed jewellery. They also serve coffee, sandwiches, teas, and vanilla soda.
Quaint neighborhood cafe good for both a relaxed coffee or a social brunch. All food and drinks served are of high quality. There are a few outdoor tables and the indoor aesthetic is picture-worthy. Under-the-radar, for now.
One of the kingpins of Hamburg's coffee scene. Elbgold source their beans direct from coffee growers around the globe - from India, to Ethiopia, Honduras, and Guatemala. They also maintain traditional hand-roasting practices.
Hanging over the breathtaking Marienplatz, this upscale restaurant is a favorite of unassuming tourists and locals who know the good spots. This is an excellent spot for all, serving meals and lighter options such as cake and coffee.
Designer chocolate 🍫 made in house. The iced horchata is a must, and the marshmallows are free. They offer hour long tasting tours as well.
Provides caffeine-fueled pick-me-up drinks alongside delicious food items. The coffees are velvety smooth, and the prosciutto sandwich is also a standout. Only small, so be prepared to grab stuff to go.
Melbourne-inspired cafe restaurant serving freshly roasted coffee as well as brunch dishes, pasta, or beer and wine recommended by an in-house sommelier.
Earmarked by many for its stellar line-up of breakfast-lunch baked goods. Grab a sausage roll, meat pie, croissant, or go for one of everything to avoid missing out. Don't let the line be intimidating - it's worth it.
Sporting over 100 types of cachaça, Academia da Cachaça is a worthy spot to sip on a few caipirinhas. The iconic institution is well-versed in the varieties and technicalities of Brazil's national cocktail. Visit with an entourage.
More than just a café, Kubrick is also a bookstore, vinyl and CD shop, and art house cinematheque. As such, Kubrick is a junction for music lovers, cinephiles, and caffeine seekers. They sell books in English and other foreign languages.
Particularly well-known for their breakfast spread. The French breakfast includes a variety of cheese, bread baskets, and croissants. The café transforms into a dynamic wine bar at night.
Be it lunch, brunch, or breakfast, Kepos Street Kitchen offers hearty food with Mediterranean and Middle Eastern twists. Enjoy the likes of spanakopita, or baked eggs with shakshuka. Relax inside or out - they have blankets if needed.
All-day Italian café with some of the best coffee and Negronis in the West Village. Visit early for a brew and breakfast, or go for afternoon aperitivo. Either way, Bar Pisellino's sidewalk seating is great for people watching.
Proudly independent - founded by self-professed “Australian Coffee Snobs,” this tiny chain brings a different spin on the well-versed coffee shop. Attracting an anti-conglomerate crowd, this shop is one for independent supporters.
Café-style bakery offering a taste of France. The sourdough comes recommended, as do the croissants - arguably comparable to those in the likes of Paris.
For a casual, but delicious lunch stop at Lucky Pickle. They specialize in creative sandwiches with Asian influences - the chicken katsu, in both sandwich or rice bowl form, is a customer favourite. Grab a coffee here as well.
Founded by a pair of award-winning baristas, Artificer is in the business of artisanal coffee. The café prides itself on roasting and brewing high-quality beans. Expect espresso-based drinks and filter coffee brews - the basics done well.
For a quick breakfast, or snack to-go, stop by Organic Bread Bar - they have cafes in both Darlinghurst and Paddington. Choose from a delicious range of pastries, bread, and even daily-baked pretzels. Why not grab a coffee too.
Stop by Black Star Pastry to grab some of their baked goods - the cakes can be described, as things often are nowadays, as Instagram-worthy. Plenty of flavors to try, but the watermelon and strawberry slice remains their best seller.
A stylish cafe hidden in Sister Jane’s showroom. A gem with a modern 70s aesthetic and live DJs from time to time. The food and cocktails are as enticing as the decor ✨.
Balthasar takes the art of coffee seriously as this family-run business has been open for over a century. The coffee is freshly brewed and fragrant, and the relaxed atmosphere is perfect for enjoying a leisurely cup.
This small ice cream shop west of downtown Toronto offers premium plant-based ice cream options in numerous flavors. Visitors to the store can also shop for an array of ice cream sandwiches, cakes, and pies.
Artisan coffee and an extensive beer selection are this venue’s selling points. Open for the morning caffeine and pastry runs, the space turns into a bar as the day matures. Expect a younger, boozy crowd by nightfall. Multiple locations.
Small-scale cafe serving locally-roasted coffee from San Francisco-based roastery, Ritual. Visitors can also grab pastries sourced from nearby bakeries when picking up a brew. A friendly and airy environment.
Nestled within a leafy garden, this small café serves creative, artisanal coffee drinks alongside a selection of teas, and sweet treats. Trust the baristas with an experimental coffee, and if the coconut cake is available; snag a slice!
Buna are all about conscious brewing - priding themselves on coffee products that conserve Mexican ecosystems. The space itself is also clean and minimal. Buna's baristas know their stuff too.
A cozy, light-filled cafe adorned with provocative photography and art and design books. While they do an excellent avocado toast, they're also great as a space to work. Friendly staff.
Located next to the acclaimed but pricey Oaxen Krog, this is the restaurant group's more casual bistro. Situated steps away from a scenic shipyard, their menu is modern Swedish and lends itself well to family-style dining.
Trendy cafe that can be a little hipster at times. There's often a live DJ and it's a nice spot for a cocktail. They do serve food and coffees that are pretty good too. Indoor and outdoor seating.
Little wine bar where the owner himself often works the counter. Large selection of natural wines that the friendly staff will go over while also recommending excellent small plate food pairings.
Specializes in small-batch artisanal coffee made with fresh-roasted beans. Offers a variety of brewing methods - from AeroPress to Chemex - and roast intensities. The establishment also serves a proven breakfast and brunch menu.
This trendy Hong Kong café specializes in Arabica coffee, using only the finest beans during the roasting and brewing processes. From medium to dark roast, they have something for everyone’s taste. The food menu is equally appealing.
A popular spot for locals to grab their caffeine fix. Offers classic dishes too, such as apple strudel and venison ham. The café has a warm and homely atmosphere, thanks to its light-filled interior and wooden tables.
Single O have long been one of Sydney's top coffee roasters, supplying local restaurants and cafés. Visit their hub in Surrey Hills to sample the goods. Key note: stop by hungry as well - the accompanying food menu is worth tasting.
This cozy café is perfect for relaxing with a good book or catching up with friends. Offers an affordable buffet - including lattes, cakes, and baked goods - that will get the day started off right.
Central cafe bar offering barista-made coffee, baked goods, and light meal options. A stylish space with ample natural light and a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for quick caffeine breaks and morning bites.
A mix of old-world charm and modern style. The café's large windows are perfect for people-watching, and their menu features a wide variety of traditional Austrian dishes. Order a classic Wiener Frühstück - it never misses.
Bakery-café that boasts breakfast pastries, pies, cookies, and sandwiches. Though, the menu does not stop at breakfast and baked goods - caters to brunch, lunch, and cocktails. Visit during happy hour to pair cocktails with a sweet slice.
Neighborhood cafe with a Parisian warmth. Ideal for mornings spent sipping coffee and getting lost in a book - there are plenty of magazines and newspapers to borrow too. Start the day off with a fresh pastry too.
A hostel, coffee shop, and work space all rolled into one. The coffee shop is full of tables and outlets, making it a perfect spot to spend a few hours working. They also serve a variety of food items to tide you over while you work.
