coffee shops around the world

You might recognize the inside of Caf Grumpy from seeing Lena Dunham work as a barista there in HBOs Girls. Caf Grumpy roasts beans fresh out of its Fort Greene location and the sweet aroma is sure to lure you in. Plus, macarons + coffee is pure perfection.

Da Matteo has coffee from any part of the world that you could possibly want. The smell alone will make you go insane as soon as you walk through the door. You cannot possibly miss its espresso, which is known for being fruity and pairing perfectly with the cafs just baked pastries. Noms and yums for days.

Stragan Kawiarnias philosophy is to make coffee fresh on the spot. It offers customers free public cuppings, where you can learn the tools of the trade along with the professionals who will prepare coffees for you to try side by side.

Screaming Beans will literally have your insides screaming with feelings of happiness and cute puppies. Imagine enjoying a croissant (hi, Kanye) with the perfect amount of sweet and juicy jam then finishing it off with a shot of espresso.

Youve not properly enjoyed coffee until youve visited Kronotrop, where you can try it via every possible different brewing method

There are few cafes in the world as stunning as Truth, a steampunk inspired artisan coffee shop that is filled from top to bottom with metal piping and quirky old machinery. But people dont just flock there for the decor the coffee is all hand roasted in a vintage cast iron drum, and the company supplies many of South Africas top hotels.

Barista Parlor is a former auto garage which was converted into a sleek, airy coffee joint in 2012. The place just screams cool its owner is best buds with Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach, while the baristas are all clad in loally made leather aprons and bow ties Dont let that put you off though the coffee list is one of the best and most comprehensive in the area.

One of the pioneers of artisan coffee in the City of Lights, La Cafeotheque is known for its carefully selected single estate varieties. The homemade pastries are pretty good, too.

No trip to Vienna would be complete without a coffee at this legendary caf, founded in 1876 and a favourite haunt of Sigmund Freud and Leon Trotsky. Yes, these days its mainly a hotspot for tourists who come to gape at the chandeliers and marble pillars, but its still a beautiful place to while away a few hours.

Stockholm is awash with great independent coffee shops, but this, the flagship store of the Johan & Nystr