Verified cafes and breakfast places organized by destination.
Endo Mochiten began in 1948, when founder Chuichi Endo opened a mochi shop in central Sendai; in 1952 it moved to Miyamachi, where it remains a family business. The shop…
View profile →Zunda Saryo sits in the shopping passage inside Sendai Station, on the third floor and a short walk from the Shinkansen platforms. Its location lets you try a regional s…
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Wild bird food and feeders, farm produce, and an on-site farm shop and cafe in Deeping St Nicholas near Spalding.
View profile →Kapana Bakery is on the square that gives Plovdiv’s creative quarter its name, among former workshops now used as cafés, galleries and small shops. For visitors heading…
View profile →Confeitaria do Bolhão stands opposite the market of the same name, on a Baixa corner where the morning begins early among stalls, shoppers and cafés. Its story belongs t…
View profile →Manteigaria Bolhão is at Rua de Alexandre Braga 24, between Mercado do Bolhão and the Santa Catarina shopping area. Its offer centres on one Portuguese classic, the past…
View profile →Boston Tea Party occupies a Grade II listed building on Alfred Street, a short walk from Bath’s main cultural sights. The café is known for its large open-plan room, day…
View profile →La Serre occupies the fourth floor of the Musée des Confluences beside its panoramic terrace. The museum describes it as a light-meal space centred on fruit and vegetabl…
View profile →Café Museum opened in 1899 on Operngasse, beside Karlsplatz, and soon became a meeting place for artists and intellectuals. The café itself recalls Gustav Klimt, Peter A…
View profile →ARoS Café & Orangeri offers a pause inside ARoS Aarhus Art Museum, but the café does not require an exhibition ticket: the museum confirms that entry to the café and ora…
View profile →La Cabra began at Graven, a street in Aarhus’s Latin Quarter where residents pass independent shops, bars and cafés. The company says this location opened in 2012 and wa…
View profile →Café Wahlen occupies Hohenstaufenring 64, on the ring road around Cologne’s centre, and offers a different pause from the terrace beside the Dom. Heinrich Wahlen founded…
View profile →Leave the west side of Cologne Cathedral and Café Reichard is almost opposite the portal: the break keeps the landmark in view after it has filled the morning. The café…
View profile →Maison Naegel stands on Rue des Orfèvres, a pedestrian street in the old centre where narrow façades lead back towards the cathedral. The family patisserie has worked he…
View profile →On Rue Mercière, a few steps from the cathedral, Pâtisserie Christian occupies a sixteenth-century house that makes the break part of a walk through the Grande-Île. The…
View profile →Laurent Gerbaud approaches chocolate from a less conventional side of Belgian pralines: fruit, spices and savoury notes enter small-format combinations that invite tasti…
View profile →A few steps from the Grand-Place, Maison Dandoy brings a Belgian biscuit tradition into one of Europe’s most theatrical squares. The Gothic town hall, guild houses and M…
View profile →Caffe Mundi is at Oude Beurs 24, in Antwerp’s former financial centre and within walking distance of the cathedral. Its identity centres on coffee “from bean to cup”: it…
View profile →The Proper Hangout is practically next door to the Cathedral of Our Lady, at Lijnwaadmarkt 5–7, and is designed for a longer pause before or after a visit. The Gothic ch…
View profile →Güntherska looks out towards the Fyris River from Östra Ågatan 31, making it an appealing stop for anyone leaving the cathedral and continuing on foot through Uppsala. T…
View profile →Katedralkaféet is in the 18th-century building beside the cathedral’s main entrance, so taking a break does not mean leaving Uppsala’s monumental quarter. The cathedral…
View profile →Lilla Kafferosteriet offers another way to take fika in central Malmö: the pause here revolves around the bean, the roast and the chance to talk with the people preparin…
View profile →Malmöhus is more than a photogenic castle: it began as a Danish fortification built in 1434 to control the southern end of the Øresund and protect maritime toll collecti…
View profile →Caffè Terzi opened on Via Oberdan in 2001 with an unusual idea for an Italian bar: focus on coffee and tea rather than add a broad menu of sandwiches and drinks. Founder…
View profile →Caffè Zanarini is at 1 Piazza Galvani, beneath the Pavaglione porticoes and beside the former university palace of the Archiginnasio. The Biblioteca Salaborsa city chron…
View profile →Panificio Fiore is at 38 Strada Palazzo di Città in Bari Vecchia, a few steps from the Basilica of Saint Nicholas and Piazza Ferrarese. The bakery occupies the former ch…
View profile →Panificio Santa Rita is at 8 Strada dei Dottula, among the lanes of Bari Vecchia, roughly between the Cathedral of San Sabino and the Saint Nicholas area. The bakery has…
View profile →Pasticceria Savia is at 300/302/304 Via Etnea, on the corner of Via Umberto, opposite Villa Bellini’s gardens and along the stretch many call Catania’s drawing room. Acc…
View profile →Prestipino Duomo occupies 1 Piazza del Duomo, beside the open square framed by the Cathedral of Saint Agatha, Palazzo degli Elefanti and the Elephant Fountain, Catania’s…
View profile →Ekberg 1852 is a bakery, patisserie and café at Bulevardi 9, within walking distance of Senate Square but on a calmer stretch of the city centre. The business began in 1…
View profile →Café Engel has tables facing Senate Square and the grand steps of Helsinki’s Lutheran Cathedral; crossing Aleksanterinkatu takes you from a coffee break straight into th…
View profile →A walk around Lake Bled has a sweet reward that belongs to the landscape almost as much as the island and castle: blejska kremna rezina, a layered pastry of puff pastry,…
View profile →At 3 Grajska cesta, Slaščičarna Zima gives the Bled cake ritual a second perspective. The shop advertises daily kremna rezina, blejska grmada with cream, gibanica, made-…
View profile →A short walk from Parliament, the building at Arany János utca 15 houses a café that treats coffee as a craft rather than quick fuel before a museum visit. Espresso Emba…
View profile →Alkotmány utca leads towards Parliament and carries the rhythm of offices, cafés and visitors heading to a guided tour or the Danube. Madal is at number 4, a few minutes…
View profile →Blackbird stands at 222 Oudegracht beside the canal that shapes much of Utrecht’s daily life. Its own site clears up a detail that older guides still get wrong: it stopp…
View profile →The Village Coffee & Music occupies 46 Voorstraat, with a second space from the same brand at number 44 that keeps different hours. The company says it has roasted its o…
View profile →Sandri occupies 32 Corso Vannucci, the central promenade leading from Piazza IV Novembre. The pastry shop presents itself with an 1860 date, and the Touring Club Italian…
View profile →Fontana Maggiore is directly opposite the outdoor tables at Turan Cafè. The business opened this Piazza IV Novembre café in 2016, in premises once occupied by a jeweller…
View profile →Queijadas da Sapa is at 12 Volta do Duche, on the walk between Sintra’s historic centre and railway station. Portugal’s Comércio com História programme recognises it as…
View profile →Casa Piriquita I stands at 1 Rua das Padarias, a few streets from Sintra’s National Palace. The business traces its origin to a bakery opened in 1862 and says a later ge…
View profile →Graziati has a precise address at 40 piazza della Frutta, among Padua’s busy central market squares. The family tradition goes back to 1919 according to the pastry shop’…
View profile →Caffè Pedrocchi stands at 15 Via VIII Febbraio, between the university and Padua’s civic centre. After the concentrated visual experience of Giotto’s frescoes in the Scr…
View profile →The Nobis branch at Münsterplatz 3 turns proximity to Aachen Cathedral into part of the break. It is more than a counter for buying sweets and leaving: the bakery calls…
View profile →Espresso Mafia came after La Fàbrica, but it is not an identical second room. The owners explain that their interest in roasting coffee in Girona led them to open this s…
View profile →La Fàbrica is defined as much by its coffee as by the mix of people it brings together on a street in Girona's old town. Its founders say they came to the city through C…
View profile →Niederegger's Stammhaus stands beside Lübeck's town hall and offers a pause that extends the walk from the Holstentor through the old centre. The company dates its origi…
View profile →Marzipan-Speicher Café offers another way to taste Lübeck's sweet speciality: leave the town-hall shopping axis and head for the edge of the Untertrave. The café operate…
View profile →Tommaseo occupies a historic corner on Piazza Niccolò Tommaseo near Piazza Unità d'Italia. The business dates itself to 1830, while some local sources place its origins…
View profile →Caffè degli Specchi opens onto Piazza Unità d'Italia from Palazzo Stratti, facing a square that reaches the sea. The café dates its origins to 1839, and the tourist offi…
View profile →Konditorei Kormuth turns a coffee break into a visit to a deliberately theatrical interior. It occupies 8 Sedlárska in Bratislava's old town, with furniture, paintings,…
View profile →Urban House occupies the ground floor at 14 Laurinská, on a pedestrian street in central Bratislava. It does not try to recreate an old-world confectionery: café, restau…
View profile →Fitzbillies occupies three adjoining shopfronts on Trumpington Street, the same road as the Fitzwilliam Museum’s grand frontage. The business dates its beginnings to 192…
View profile →Hot Numbers is at 4 Trumpington Street, very close to the Fitzwilliam Museum. Unlike Fitzbillies’ historic ritual, it offers sharing tables, changing displays and a tuck…
View profile →Blushing is at 30A Paulus Potterstraat, opposite the Van Gogh Museum area. Where Cobra is a square-side café, this is a place to make breakfast or lunch a seated stop wi…
View profile →Café Gloriette crowns the rise in Schönbrunn Park. Its windows look down the line of the gardens towards the palace: here the walk is part of the appeal of the cup. The…
View profile →Cobra Café stands at 18 Hobbemastraat, on the edge of Museumplein beside the Van Gogh Museum. Its identity is more than a museum-district address: the business began in…
View profile →Gerstner occupies Kavalierstrakt 52 at Schönbrunn, beside the courtyard reached after leaving the palace rooms. The Viennese company began as a confectioner in 1847 and…
View profile →PAUL Le Café Three Quays opens beside the Thames at 40 Lower Thames Street, close to the Tower of London and Tower Millennium Pier. Its appeal is immediate for anyone wa…
View profile →SENZO occupies 35 Vine Street between Aldgate and Tower Hill, beside remains of London's Roman wall. The brand began in 2016 and opened this City branch in 2023; its his…
View profile →Wright’s brings together a local-produce shop, a cafe with a weekly menu, supper-kit collection, and the gofod cultural space in Llanarthne, Wales.
View profile →Atelier September opened this branch at 62 Kronprinsessegade in 2023, near the King's Garden. The brand began ten years earlier in a former gallery on Gothersgade, but t…
View profile →Coffee Collective occupies the Vendersgade end of Torvehallerne beside Nørreport. For visitors leaving Rosenborg towards the market, it shifts the scene from royal displ…
View profile →Café Story sits at the heart of Vanha Kauppahalli and draws on a setting no new venue can manufacture: market aisles in a nineteenth-century building, with food stalls o…
View profile →doBeco opened its Gulbenkian branch in 2026 at 46B Rua Marquês de Sá da Bandeira, overlooking the foundation’s garden. It is distinct from the museum café: it has a stre…
View profile →Versailles in Saldanha stands at 15A Avenida da República, amid the Avenidas Novas streets that gave Lisbon a different urban scale in the early twentieth century. It op…
View profile →On Praça 8 de Maio, Café Santa Cruz has a scale that makes you look up before ordering. It occupies the former São João de Santa Cruz church, linked to the monastery on…
View profile →Pastelaria Briosa stands on Largo da Portagem, in the lower town where many visitors finish the descent from the university and approach the Mondego. It opened in 1955 a…
View profile →Missing Bean occupies a small shop on Turl Street, an Oxford lane connecting the Bodleian area with the shopping centre while remaining among the colleges. This was the…
View profile →The Grand Café occupies 84 High Street, a little east of the Bodleian's core. The business presents itself as heir to the site of an early English coffee house dating to…
View profile →The historic A Brasileira café occupies the public ground floor of a building on Rua de Sá da Bandeira, a short walk from São Bento’s tiled hall. It opened in 1903 and i…
View profile →Majestic Café stands at 112 Rua de Santa Catarina, a pedestrian shopping street further from São Bento than Sá da Bandeira. Its building and Art Nouveau decoration turn…
View profile →Café Tomaselli occupies a corner of Alter Markt, the small square in Salzburg’s old town reached after coming down from Hohensalzburg Fortress. The Tomaselli family has…
View profile →Café-Konditorei Fürst’s original shop stands at 13 Brodgasse, with a terrace facing Alter Markt. The address matters because the brand also has retail outlets and anothe…
View profile →The Tremonte Focaccia & Caffè branch at Zürich HB is in ShopVille, level -2, Halle Löwenstrasse. It is not the same family’s Wiedikon outlet: this station branch has dif…
View profile →Kroma occupies a small venue at 12 Powiśle, below Wawel Hill and near the Vistula. Its owners, Dominika and Julia, describe it as a breakfast restaurant and café; the na…
View profile →The Lajkonik branch at 5 Stradomska lies between the Old Town, Wawel Hill and Kazimierz. It is a bakery-café in a Kraków chain, so identify this particular address rathe…
View profile →La Casa del Caffè Tazza d’Oro stands on Via degli Orfani beside Piazza della Rotonda: the Pantheon entrance is close enough for coffee to become part of the same walk. T…
View profile →Two streets from the Pantheon, Piazza di Sant’Eustachio offers a pause from the traffic around Piazza della Rotonda. At number 82, Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè remains a roas…
View profile →Café Schwarzenberg faces Kärntner Ring from an address the business associates with Viennese coffee culture since 1861. It describes itself as the oldest café on the Rin…
View profile →Café Goldegg stands at the corner of Argentinierstraße and Goldeggasse in Wieden, a walk from the Upper Belvedere entrance. It opened in 1910 as Café Dobner, according t…
View profile →On Avenida dos Aliados, Café Guarany offers a different start to the day: a seat in a room with an urban history before walking uphill towards Livraria Lello. Portugal’s…
View profile →Zenith opened its first café on Praça de Carlos Alberto in 2017 and has since made brunch the centre of its offer. Its Porto location is close enough to Livraria Lello t…
View profile →More than one business uses number 17 on Calle Moreto; Plenti explicitly identifies its entrance as the left-hand unit. That detail, easy to miss in a quick search, help…
View profile →Via Sacra still belongs to present-day Pompei, with its sanctuary, shops and residents going out for breakfast before visitors disperse across the ancient city. At numbe…
View profile →De Vivo gives travellers a reason not to reduce breakfast in Pompei to a functional stop. The family locates its pastry shop at Via Roma 36, between the sanctuary and th…
View profile →A family-friendly Wabash restaurant serving homemade breakfast daily, with cinnamon roll pancakes, omelets, hearty plates, and lunch options for dine-in or takeout.
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Hand-decorated pottery in Stoke-on-Trent since 1985, with personalized mugs, tableware, factory tours, a decorating studio, and a café.
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Chocolate brand launched in 2012, with Kent production, drinking chocolate, confectionery, and gifts, plus cafes in Bluewater and Maidenhead.
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Farm shop and tea room near Selsey and Pagham Harbour, with crab sandwiches, bookable afternoon tea, pantry products, and sheepskin home decor.
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Breakfast and brunch cafés in Frederiksberg and Østerbro with bowls, toast, waffles, specialty coffee, and vegetarian options.
View profile →Bastrop, Texas café serving espresso, coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, toast, and pickup or delivery options.
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Svendborg café with breakfasts and lunches made in-house, local ingredients, and a space designed for conversation and shared time.
View profile →Central Svendborg café and restaurant with food made in-house, a seasonal dinner menu, and takeout options.
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Family-run café and brasserie in Frederiksberg since 1994, serving breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner near parks and cultural venues.
View profile →On the corner of Stockton and Filbert, across from Washington Square, Liguria Bakery takes its name from the Italian region behind its recipe. The Soracco family opened…
View profile →Pat’s Cafe is on Taylor Street, where the cable car turns back towards Union Square. Its small, eclectic dining room serves American breakfast and lunch, with omelettes,…
View profile →Cafecito handles breakfast and lunch at the pace of a Cuban coffeehouse: espresso, chilled drinks and pressed sandwiches moving quickly from the counter. The menu includ…
View profile →Ferrara Bakery & Cafe has been on Grand Street since 1892, and stepping into its dining room reveals another side of Little Italy: pastry as an everyday ritual, not just…
View profile →Opposite the Santuario della Consolata, Caffè Al Bicerin welcomes visitors with small tables, dark wood and a ritual served in a glass. The café says it opened in 1763 a…
View profile →Caffè Mulassano occupies just 31 square metres beneath the arcades of Piazza Castello, but its small scale is part of the experience. The business moved to this square i…
View profile →Orsonero Coffee, at Via Giuseppe Broggi 15, offers a different pause from an expansive bakery: the drink is the centre of the visit. The café works with specialty coffee…
View profile →Pavé Casati is a recognisable stop for visitors hoping to start the day around Porta Venezia with more than a coffee swallowed at the counter. At Via Felice Casati 27, t…
View profile →A Valladolid cafe and cocktail bar serving coffee, infusions, smoothies, craft beers, cocktails, and mixed drinks.
View profile →Rue des Petits-Champs café serving breakfast, coffee, pastries, savory dishes and Sunday brunch.
View profile →A stop that begins with espresso and local pastries and can end with a glass of wine: 1215 Vine pairs a daytime café with a wine bar.
View profile →A Santa Cruz de Tenerife café for breakfast and afternoon tea, with Don Manuel coffee, Italian-inspired toast and food prepared in-house.
View profile →A Gordon Square café, Mediterranean restaurant and deli-market, with imported goods at the heart of its food program.
View profile →A Brickell café and bakery led by chef Henry Hané, with breakfast, brunch, pastries and a rotating lunch menu.
View profile →A Saint Paul roaster’s coffee bar, with espresso, pour-overs, seasonal drinks, pastries and quick bites in a light-filled lobby.
View profile →Light breakfasts, coffee, local products and a rooftop overlooking Santa Cruz’s historic rooftops.
View profile →A Tampa café and roaster on South Howard, serving small-batch coffee, espresso drinks, açai and outdoor seating.
View profile →A Tampa-born roaster bringing carefully sourced coffee and espresso drinks to a Hyde Park Village storefront.
View profile →A Santa Cruz de Tenerife brunch café with gluten-free cooking, sweets made without refined sugar, handmade toast and Canarian ingredients.
View profile →A breakfast and lunch crêperie combining sweet and savory crêpes, French toast, salads and coffee.
View profile →A central café known for breakfast, sandwiches, snacks and daily lunch dishes.
View profile →A Walnut Street café and bar with weekend breakfast, made-to-order cooking, shareable plates and evening events.
View profile →Specialty coffee, filter methods and a compact menu of toast, sandwiches and pastries.
View profile →A South Highland Avenue Mediterranean restaurant with a broad menu and a year-round patio.
View profile →Specialty coffee roasted in the Canary Islands, house baking and breakfast near Las Canteras.
View profile →A Cincinnati coffeehouse and roaster in the former Ohio Mechanics Institute, with coffee, pastries and a natural start to an OTR walk.
View profile →A Cincinnati espresso bar born in OTR, focused on made-to-order coffee without syrups or pretense.
View profile →A Pittsburgh coffee roaster and bakery on Walnut Street, pairing brewed coffee with baked goods and daytime food.
View profile →Small-batch roasting, traceable coffee origins, breakfast and a short menu of house cooking.
View profile →Specialty coffee roasted on La Palma, served in an interior courtyard in the historic center.
View profile →A San Gregorio café with coffee, crêpes, cakes, ice cream and casual meals.
View profile →Specialty coffee and brunch in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with sourdough toast, seasonal bowls and savory plates featuring eggs and griddled arepitas.
View profile →A multi-roaster café in the Nordic building, with guest coffees, espresso, local pastries and an airy lounge with a fireplace.
View profile →A breakfast and brunch restaurant by Brian and Sarah Ingram at North Loop Green, serving generous morning plates, brunch cocktails and reservations.
View profile →A specialty café and discounted bookstore on West 25th Street; in 2026 it returned to the Horizontal name after four years as Index.
View profile →An independent Brickell café for locally roasted coffee, a substantial breakfast menu and an artful room that encourages a longer stop.
View profile →An independent café owned by Bill and Marisa Thom, with espresso, seasonal lattes, panini, soups and breakfast in the North Loop.
View profile →A neighborhood café in a former Hyde Park home, serving Seattle-inspired coffee, baked goods and breakfast throughout the day.
View profile →A Walnut Street café with specialty coffee, seasonal drinks and a long-standing neighborhood presence.
View profile →Specialty coffee and handmade brunch in a neighbourhood café that also offers coworking.
View profile →A neighborhood café that shifts into a wine bar, with a covered patio, tinned fish and shareable plates in Midtown.
View profile →A French café in Ohio City serving crepes, brunch and European-inspired dishes, with a patio at Bridge and Fulton.
View profile →A Detroit Avenue specialty café serving coffee roasted and brewed in Cleveland, seasonal drinks and a room featuring local art.
View profile →Weekend brunch and gastropub cooking next to West Side Market, with craft beer brewed by the house.
View profile →An artisan roaster and café in the Central West End, with house-roasted coffee, made-to-order drinks and a compact breakfast and lunch menu.
View profile →A Central West End cultural café built with recycled piano parts, serving locally roasted coffee and changing baked goods alongside yoga, a garden and live music.
View profile →Fresh brunch with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, alongside specialty coffee.
View profile →An artisanal bakery and café in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, serving breakfast, homemade brunch and sweets from a German family pastry tradition established in Tenerife.
View profile →A Pittsburgh diner known for crêpe-style hotcakes, full breakfasts and a history the business dates to 1980.
View profile →A Brickell café focused on its house coffee and all-day breakfast and lunch, in a room built around an Andean coffee story.
View profile →A Brickell coffee food truck with Brazilian and Colombian beans, its own bakery and a breakfast menu beside the water.
View profile →A West 12th Street café-gallery pairing daytime coffee with local art and, on select evenings, a cocktail program.
View profile →A specialty café at Woodruff Arts Center whose model connects coffee with employment and training for refugees and immigrants.
View profile →A specialty café inside a former firehouse, serving Cleveland-roasted beans and pastries from local makers.
View profile →Specialty coffee, matcha and bagels meet skate culture and independent design at this Midtown Atlanta shop.
View profile →A public coffee shop with Wi-Fi and free parking, offering an alcohol-free gathering space connected to Stella Maris.
View profile →A Pittsburgh coffee roaster serving the city since 1993, with small-batch coffee, espresso, baked goods and space to meet or work.
View profile →Coffee, breakfast, sandwiches and gluten-free options near Santa Cruz’s seafront.
View profile →A breakfast and lunch kitchen turning ingredients from neighboring market vendors into homestyle plates.
View profile →Tea room in Buderim, Sunshine Coast, specialising in high tea, handmade scones, gift hampers and private celebrations such as weddings, baby showers and corporate events.
View profile →Coffee shop and pub in Olula del Río, Almería, serving breakfast, toast, coffee, tea and beer in a music-led terrace setting, open daily from 8 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.
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A Laguna de Duero cafe-bar that moves from breakfast and coffee to tapas, smoothies, and evening drinks.
View profile →A neighborhood café-bar in Lugo serving coffee and other hot and cold drinks, with a weekday-and-Saturday schedule that suits an early start.
View profile →A Córdoba café-bar whose menu stretches from salmorejo and fried eggplant to grilled meats, seafood, and classic Andalusian tapas.
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A café and restaurant established in 1999 with locations in Santa Ponsa and Portals Nous, serving breakfast, hot food, cakes, ice cream, wine and cocktails.
View profile →Epicure Café is a bistro-style café in the heart of River Oaks, Houston, serving fresh made-from-scratch food, pastries, and homemade ice cream and sorbet in a warm sett…
View profile →A Madrid specialty coffee shop and artisan bakery pairing origin coffee, house-made cakes and pastries with chocolate, wine, beer and gourmet products.
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A Valladolid café-bar that moves from generous breakfasts and prepared coffees to vermouth, cocktails, and evening conversation.
View profile →A Tenerife bakery and cafe rooted in German pastry traditions, with handmade cakes, bread, specialty coffee, and brunch.
View profile →Panther Coffee is a specialty coffee company that roasts beans in small batches and prepares coffee drinks. It serves retailers, wholesalers, and coffee lovers in Miami…
View profile →A Tres Cantos bakery and cafe offering pastries, breakfast, savory foods, gourmet products, and catering for homes and events.
View profile →A Tenerife family bakery founded in 1968, with islandwide shops, handcrafted pastries, cafe fare, custom cakes, and breakfast delivery.
View profile →A Madrid bakery founded in 1931, known for ensaimadas and torteles and expanded over time into savory pastries, chocolates, and prepared foods.
View profile →Santanera in Madrid's Chamartín district roasts its own specialty coffee and serves breakfast, brunch, healthy dishes, and evening drinks.
View profile →An online specialty coffee shop and roaster in Peligros, Granada, selling its own roasted whole-bean, ground, and decaf coffees, with delivery around Granada and shippin…
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