Porto Portugal Café A Brasileira, a venerable establishment in Porto, Portugal, first welcomed patrons through its doors on May 4, 1903, swiftly becoming a cherished locale within the city.

Porto Portugal In the heart of Porto, Café Ceuta, inaugurated on July 18th, 1953, draws inspiration from the nation's conquest of the North African city of Ceuta.

Porto Portugal In the post-World War II era, amidst the architectural charm of Downtown Porto, Café Aviz was inaugurated in 1947, quickly becoming a beacon of social and cultural life in the city.

Lisbon Portugal Originating from a family of French bakers and canners Elie Benard introduced Lisbon to “excellent fine bread” and “all kinds of biscuits” in 1868.

Lisbon Portugal "The Brazilian Lady," has been a pivotal establishment in Lisbon's vibrant cultural and social landscape since its doors opened on November 19, 1905. With its luxurious Parisian-style façade, it has become an emblematic hallmark of Lisbon, particularly within the intellectual and artistic circles.

Braga Portugal Perched along the Largo Barão de São Martinho in the historically rich municipality of Braga, Portugal, Café A Brasileira was conceived by Adolpho de Azevedo, a merchant and Vice-Counsel to Brazil.

Turin Italy Beneath enchanting Baroque arcades, Caffè Torino has been a symbol of elegance and a confluence of cultural and social life since its inception in 1903.

Turin Italy Stratta has been a beacon of culinary excellence and a testament to timeless elegance since its establishment in 1836.

Turin Italy Caffè San Carlo, initially christened as Caffè di Piazza d’Armi in 1822, has stood as a silent witness to Italy’s vibrant historical and cultural epochs.

Turin Italy Caffè Platti seamlessly intertwines three distinct architectural and design periods, each room narrating a unique chapter of its storied past.