Coffee.Global
City guides

Where to drink specialty coffee, in twelve cities.

From the Nordic light-roast capitals of Oslo and Copenhagen to the precision third-wave culture of Tokyo and Seoul, and the rising Gulf scene anchored in Dubai, Doha, and Riyadh — a curated map of the global specialty café conversation.

United Kingdom

London

142
cafés

Europe's deepest specialty bench — from Workshop to Prufrock to Kiss the Hippo.

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Japan

Tokyo

118
cafés

Where third-wave precision was perfected. Glitch, Onibus, Fuglen, Koffee Mameya.

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Australia

Melbourne

96
cafés

The city that taught the world to drink flat whites — and still sets the bar.

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USA

New York

134
cafés

From Sey in Bushwick to Devoción in SoHo — the densest specialty map in the Americas.

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Denmark

Copenhagen

64
cafés

Coffee Collective, La Cabra, April, Prolog — Nordic light roast HQ.

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Norway

Oslo

38
cafés

The home of Tim Wendelboe and the original Nordic light philosophy.

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Singapore

Singapore

71
cafés

Tropical heat, world-class roasters — Common Man, Apartment, Nylon.

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UAE

Dubai

89
cafés

The Gulf's specialty capital — Alchemy, Nightjar, Boston Lane, % Arabica.

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Qatar

Doha

42
cafés

A young, fast-rising specialty scene anchored by Bayt Al Mandi, Flat White, and Spill the Bean.

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Saudi Arabia

Riyadh

187
cafés

The Gulf's largest specialty market — over 60,000 cafés across the Kingdom and growing.

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South Korea

Seoul

124
cafés

Asia's most aesthetically inventive café scene — Fritz, Anthracite, Centercoffee.

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Germany

Berlin

78
cafés

The Barn, Bonanza, Five Elephant — light-roast precision with German engineering.

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