Rome, Italy

It almost goes without saying that Italy is the home of coffee. But is it? Oddly enough, not much coffee is grown in Italy, and how it became the home of coffee is a mystery to us; but we all know Italy with all it’s romanticism, is a must visit for all coffee lovers, no doubt about it.

Havana, Cuba

Reykjavik, Iceland

Café Babalú

Skólavörðustígur 22, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland — Posted 4 years ago

Mosfellsbakarí

Háaleitisbraut 58-60, 108 Reykjavík, Iceland — Posted 4 years ago

Seattle, Washinton, USA

With it’s hip grunge culture, Seattle for two things; Nirvana, and Starbucks. Whilst we have to forgive them for the latter, Seattle is full of great cafes serving espresso and speciality coffee.

Cloud City Coffee

8801 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle 98115 — Posted 4 years ago

Seattle Coffee Works

107 Pike Street, Seattle 98101 — Posted 4 years ago

Melbourne, Australia

Brother Baba Budan

359 Little Bourke Street, CBD, Melbourne — Posted 4 years ago

Proud Mary Café

172 Oxford St, Collingwood VIC 3066, Australia — Posted 4 years ago

Melbourne is well regarded as the coffee capital of the world; in 2020 it’s hosting the World Coffee Championships! Down every cookie laneway, you’ll find a great coffee shop waiting to plug you in to your daily caffeine supply.

Istanbul, Turkey

Doz Roastery

Caferağa Mahallesi, Ressam Şeref Akdik Sokak, No:19, Kadıköy, İstanbul — Posted 4 years ago

Mosquito

Caferağa Mahallesi, Arayıcıbaşı Sokak, No 4/2, Kadıköy, İstanbul — Posted 4 years ago

Vancouver, Canada

Revolver

325 Cambie Street, Vancouver V6B1H7 — Posted 4 years ago

Lost + Found Café

33 West Hastings Street, Vancouver V6B 1G4 — Posted 4 years ago

Portland, Oregon, USA

See See Coffee Co.

1642 NE Sandy Boulevard 97232 — Posted 4 years ago

Case Study Coffee (Alberta & 14th)

1422 NE Alberta Street, Portland 97211 — Posted 4 years ago