The Ultimate Europe Coffee Spots
If you have been following my Personal Instagram or well, my Foodie Instagram you know I just got back from my Europe Trip about a month ago (well, if you did notice it too I guess). Well, this list is finally here! The coffee places that I visited during my 18-days trip. Different cities, different countries, different vibe. DA-DUM! I present to you, the ultimate Coffee Lists:
Copenhagen
Cub Coffee Bar: I made a mistake by making this my FIRST STOP when I arrived in Copenhagen. I feel like, this is it. This the the best place to get your coffee in Copenhagen. Tucked away in Boldhusgade 6, this coffee shop is not only unique, they serve the best [so far, it is] coffee in town! CUB is short for Copenhagen Underground Brewers. Indeed, it’s location is in a basement and it’s full of art drawings. 8/10. Definitely my to go place for a rainy day [it was raining tho].
The Union Kitchen: Mind as well just throwin this in COZ THEY DO MAKE CUTE LATTE ART. uh huh. They sure wrote the RIGHT ‘caption’ for my coffee. It says “Truth or Dare.” This place is actually a brunch place [stay tune for this post pretty soon]. But they serve good coffee too so it’s definitely must try, quite bitter and they serve it just warm. 7/10.
Democratic Coffee: Latte was just okay, but really love their place. why? It’s beside Copenhagen Library and it’s CYOTE! cute, I mean cute. Coffee is pretty much still acceptable, kinda reminds me of Japanese type of coffee shops. 7/10.
Coffee Collective: SECOND BEST, I repeat, Second Best Coffee in TOWN! especially their affogato. Yes, they just put the right Ice Cream, the right amount of coffee there. It’s just, perfect! A big fan of their cappuccino cause it has a chocolaty after-taste. I even bought their COFFEE BEANS! 7.5/10!!
Prolog Coffee: I had high hopes for this place cause it’s kindof far and people say it’s GOOD! Well, I prefer Cafe Pascal more. This answers your questions right? sorry Prolog, gotta pass you 5/10.
Moscow, Russia
Pushkin State of Art Museum Cafe: Usually, museums cafes suck. But lemme get this straight, this place is different. Talk about good coffee and good pastry! The museum itself is mind-blowing. I don’t enjoy “statues” museum but this one, is one of a kind! Really lurv their cappuccino! Deserves a 7.5/10 in terms of museum cafes!!
Nude Coffee Wine Bar: Really like this cute little spot! They serve good cappuccinos too man! damn, talk about the perfect place to hang out with your fam/friends in the morning! 7/10!!
Helsinki, Finland
Karl Fazer Cafe: A unique coffee shop that was established in 1891 with over 1000+ reviews in Tripadvisor. This awesome place - market kindof spot is a must go when you’re in Helsinki! I mean, it’s one of the oldest coffee shops in Helsinki and they got the perfect cappuccino too! Talk about the complete package! 8/10!
Levain Bakery Eatery: I really like this place too! It’s a must go place. it’s actually a short 5 mins walk from the Temppeliaukio Church [you gotta visit this cool-solid-unoque church!]. They have the perfect pastry & coffee. insta-worthy too! A 8/10 for their Cappuccino and Latte guys!
Stockholm, Sweden
Roberts Coffee: this is just an owkay place, I wouldn’t recommend you to go to this place if you want to get good coffee. It’s kindof like Starbucks-like cappuccino which is just meh. But I mean, this is all around Stockholm so for the sake of getting-coffee-kinda-situation, you can grab it here. 5/10.
Fabrique: Wanna get a good Fika? this is the MUST-GO-SPOT! cause well, first, they have awesome Cinnamon-Roll (i can’t remember the Swedish term). Anyways, Fika never felt so goooood! 7/10.
Cafe Pascal: This place sure, it’s crowded. it’s pretty okay if you wanna try their nice pastry and coffee. But the truth is, the reviews in Tripadvisor and some other posts are beyond. For me, it’s just ok, not really the perfect place to get THE BEST coffee in Copenhagen. But overall, I really like their pastry, sweet but definitely delicious. 6.5/10
Snickerbacken 7: COZIEST. PLACE. EVER. I mean, it’s a simple “garage-like” cafe with art drawings around this spot. It feels like I was put into a time machine to enjoy coffee in a 19th century-ish setting. Simple, but very cool! Coffee wise? don’t even ask, I even got their Manual Brew that is perfecto! 8/10.
Chokladkoppen: Technically, it’s not coffee. It’s chocolate shop-cafe. But I just can’t resist not putting this on the coffee list. but srsly, get the hot chocolate! and well, the dessert. You know you need a good hot chocolate or sweets to get energize to walk around :) 8/10.
Vete Katten: One of the oldest cafes and well, the BIGGEST coffee shop I have ever been in my entire life. Honestly, I was in shock how huge this place is. Literally, I kinda-got-lost trying to find the main entrance that leads to the cashier. But this is kindof like a Self-Serve Cafe. So you order, pay & bring your own cups to your table. This cafe was super full too. It’s a 1920s type of cafe. an 8/10. TAKE ME BACK!
Oslo, Norway
Fuglen: when are you going to ever enjoy your cold brew using a wine glass? This is the place. Don’t be fooled by the crowd cause honestly, the coffee itself wasn’t really memorable tho.. 6/10.
Kaffe Brenneriet: not bad for starters, I got their Latte and it was my second cup of the day. Really prefer STOCKHOLM’s coffee up until this point, the place itself is quite unique. However, it only deserves a 6.5/10
Stockfleths Arkaden: issa okay place. issa everywhere, issa still worth to try. 7/10
Mesh Cafe: I really, l really fell in love with this place. It’s the perfect place to study to work to chill. Literally, they have a big space that’s very comfortable. Coffee wise? It’s just ok, a 5/10.
Tim Wendelboe: Best, coffee-milkshake-kindof-spot. I mean, DAMN, they make cappuccino shake [it’s called Cappuccino Al Fredo] that actually works perfectly!!!! 8/10, I’m in Awe.
