I have shared with you the noteworthy coffee shops at the top of my list in the U.S.: Top U.S. Coffee Houses and now I will share those I found all over the world. Although there are far more than I could possible include, I hope justice is done.
Here are my Top picks for Noteworthy Cafés internationally:
Cielito Querido Café (Mexico City, Mexico)
A unique place rich with the warmth and flavor of Latin history.
Full of color and aroma to tempt the senses.
Coffee Collective (Copenhagen, Denmark)
The Coffee Collective is a micro roastery that drives to provide their customers with an exceptional coffee experience and to give better living conditions to coffee farmers.
Rosetta Roastery (Cape Town, South Africa)
Another South African jewel passionate about coffees that are unique and full of character, as much so as the people that are drawn to drink them.
Kaffeine (London, England)
Contemporary cafe with coffee tasting and brewing classes, turning out cakes, sandwiches and soups. The owner Colin Harmon is a 4-time
Irish Barista Champion, and has worked hard to establish his
world renown coffee bar.
Addison & Steele (Perth, Australia)
The name honors two 18th century Oxford scholars who brought together like-minded intellectuals in London’s first coffee shops to debate the revolutionary ideas of the Enlightenment. This bright and airy space on the corner of Fitzgerald and Wasley Streets in North Perth is sleek and inviting. There is plenty of space for eager caffeine addicts
Mind the Cup (Athens, Greece)
Run by a World Barista Champion their motto focuses on moving forward steadily, concentrating on what you do, and always trying
to improve. It has served them well in establishing this charming
award-winning coffee house.
Kronotrop (Istanbul, Turkey)
Kronotrop is the first micro-roaster in Istanbul, with beans imported from all around the world, and branches in Cihangir, Maslak, and Sultanahmet. It is widely regarded as one of the first specialty coffee bar and roastery in all of Turkey.
Snickarbacken 7 ( Stockholm, Sweden)
Chic and spacious Snickerbacken 7 is located in the heart of Stockholm, in a building from the late 1800’s that used to be stables. Tucked away in a beautiful building with high ceilings and vintage charm this concept shop is also an art gallery.
L’oisiveThé (Paris, France)
Thé et Tricot. Paris’ original knit café owned by Aimée in Paris, France. This darling little café doubles as a knitting haven. The functionality of this adorable shop gives it a quaint pairing of beauty and comfort.
The Coffee Academics (Hong Kong, China)
The Coffee Academïcs Studio features professional espresso equipment and myriads of coffee accessories. With a commercial bar and a loft-like interior, they boast the most stylish coffee training centre in Hong Kong. With unique offerings such as lattes sweetened with organic raw agave nectar and spiced with ground black pepper.
All of these Cafés have there own persona unique touch and passion, and I have been happy to learn about them. I am sure their are many other worthy candidates, and I hope to discover them.
“I remember that – you know, I didn’t receive a formal education. I was educated in the Montevideo cafe, in the cafes of Montevideo. There, I received my first lessons in the art of telling stories, storytelling.” ~ Eduardo Galeano
Tell me about your favorite café, what makes them special?
These are really cool! I really like the Cielito Querido Café, L’oisiveThé, and The Coffee Academics
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Me too, and such diversity! 🙂
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Your posts always make me want to travel the world in search of coffee.
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Then they do justice to my heart. 🙂
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Great Coffee moment reading, thanks Abby
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I’m pleased to hear it. 🙂
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Correct spelling: Abbie – great reading
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i was really happy to find Copenhagen in the list, because I lived there for five years! Although I’ve never been to The Coffee Collective. My favourite café there would have to be Books and Company, because they sell both warm drinks and books. 🙂
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I can see why it would be a favorite, how wonderful. 🙂
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I love the Theatercafeen in Oslo the best. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theatercaféen .https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1e/Theatercafeen_OB.Ø73_1647.jpg/220px-Theatercafeen_OB.Ø73_1647.jpg
I spent a lovely evening there with about 30 colleagues in the summer of 2014, and will never forget the food, the cheeky waitstaff, and the incredibly classy and yet comfortable ambience.
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Sounds like a wonderful experience.
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Reblogged this on John's Notes and commented:
Another list of great looking coffee shops from around the world.
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My kitchen. Ha ha! But it’s not as pretty as though in your pictures.
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I think I have been to Cielito Querido café in Mexico. Nice.
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Lucky. 🙂
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