Specialty coffee map by city

Every city here has its own page with the specialty cafés on the Specialty Atlas map, each with an address, a description, photos and a link to its full profile. Pick a city, scroll the list and open the place that catches your eye. No digging through outdated blog roundups or random pins on a map.

These pages are the open part of Specialty Atlas, an iOS and Android app where the same map runs live. In a city it shows more than cafés: roasteries, the beans currently on bar, events and cuppings nearby, and coffees matched to your own taste. Here in the browser you get the list of places and their public profiles, and the rest happens in the app.

Cities have their own currency in Specialty Atlas: a stamp in your Coffee Passport. Visit a café in a city and that city's stamp lands in your passport, the same artwork you see above. That makes this list less of a directory and more a map of what is still left to visit.

Cities are grouped by country, and you can search them by name. You'll find big coffee cities like Warsaw, Berlin, Lisbon and Krakow, and small towns with a single, genuinely good café.

The list grows as the atlas does. Come back when you are planning a coffee trip, hunting for a decent filter in an unfamiliar neighbourhood or lining up a route before you travel. Start from the city and the rest follows.