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New study reveals the top 100 coffee shops in the world

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The World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops has just released its highly anticipated 2025 ranking, naming the top spots for a perfect cup across the globe. Topping the list is Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters in Australia, a well-known specialty coffee roaster known for its commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. Founded in 1997, Toby’s has built a reputation for high-quality beans and a fair-trade supply chain that supports its growers. Its flagship café in Chippendale, Sydney, is a must-visit for those in the area.

Coming in second is Onyx Coffee Lab, a U.S. favorite with multiple locations across Arkansas. Known for its seasonal flavors and expertly sourced beans from Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador, Onyx has gained a cult following for its innovative approach to specialty coffee.

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Rounding out the top three is Gota Coffee Experts in Austria. Situated in the heart of Vienna, Gota is recognized not only for its award-winning coffee, but also for its hands-on workshops, where visitors can learn the art of coffee processing, roasting, and brewing.

The top 20 coffee shops in the world

Toby's Estate
Toby's Estate
  1. Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters, Australia
  2. Onyx Coffee Lab, USA
  3. Gota Coffee Experts, Austria
  4. Proud Mary Coffee, Australia
  5. Tim Wendelboe, Norway
  6. Apartment Coffee, Singapore
  7. Kawa, France
  8. Coffee Anthology, Austria
  9. Story of Ono, Malaysia
  10. Tropicalia Coffee, Colombia
  11. Espressolab, South Africa
  12. Hola Coffee Lagasca, Spain
  13. Casa Canela, Venezuela
  14. Alquimia Coffee, El Salvador
  15. Kross Coffee Roasters, Greece
  16. MOK Coffee, Belgium
  17. Prevail Coffee, USA
  18. Yardstick, The Philippines
  19. Veneziano Coffee Roasters, Australia
  20. Puku Puku, Peru

You can view the full list on The World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops website.

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