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Coffee Shops I'd Love to Try ☕
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items A running list of coffee shops I'd love to visit around the world, from specialty coffee roasters to cafés with spaces and experiences that caught my attention. These are places I've saved for future trips, coffee runs, and slow mornings.
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☕ Specialty Coffee
🌿 Atmosphere & Design
📍 Worth the Stop
☕ Specialty Coffee
Coffee-focused spots I'd like to visit for the drinks, brewing, and overall coffee experience.
This is one of the Tokyo coffee spots I've had saved for a while. I like the idea of treating coffee almost like a tasting experience, especially when there are so many different beans and profiles to explore.
KOFFEE MAMEYA — Tokyo, Japan
GLITCH is on my radar because Tokyo's specialty coffee scene is something I'd really like to experience properly. The focus on single-origin coffee and detailed brewing makes this feel like a place I'd want to visit when exploring the city.
GLITCH COFFEE & ROASTERS — Tokyo, Japan
Kurasu caught my attention because it combines specialty coffee with a very clean, distinctly Kyoto atmosphere. I'd definitely want to stop by for a pour-over and explore what they're roasting while I'm in the city.
Kurasu Kyoto Stand — Kyoto, Japan
LiLo is one of the Osaka coffee spots I most want to try. The huge variety of beans and brewing methods makes it exactly the kind of place I'd enjoy exploring once I'm living in the area.
LiLo Coffee Roasters — Osaka, Japan
🌿 Atmosphere & Design
Cafés that caught my attention because of their space, atmosphere, or overall vibe.
Melbourne is high on my coffee travel list, and Seven Seeds is one of the names I'd want to check out. I'd love to experience the café culture there while trying coffee from a roaster with a strong specialty focus.
Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters — Melbourne, Australia
I like the idea of finding smaller coffee bars that put the focus almost entirely on the cup itself. Patricia is the kind of Melbourne spot I'd save for a simple coffee stop rather than a full café experience.
Patricia Coffee Brewers — Melbourne, Australia
Fritz stands out to me because it feels like more than just another specialty coffee shop. The combination of coffee, design, and Korean café culture makes it a place I'd definitely want to experience in Seoul.
Fritz Coffee Company — Seoul, South Korea
📍 Worth the Stop
Coffee shops I'd happily add to an itinerary when I'm exploring a new area.
Simple Kaffa caught my attention because of its serious approach to specialty coffee. I'd love to try it in Taipei, especially to see what makes its coffee experience stand out at the high end of the specialty scene.
Simple Kaffa — Taipei, Taiwan
This one is a little closer to home, but it's still on my list. Giyanti's roastery-and-café setup makes it a place I'd like to revisit or spend more time exploring for both the coffee and atmosphere.
Giyanti Coffee Roastery — Jakarta, Indonesia
The low-key character of Weekenders is exactly what makes it appealing to me. I'd love to find it during a Kyoto trip and have a simple specialty coffee away from the more obvious tourist stops.
WEEKENDERS COFFEE ROASTERY — Kyoto, Japan