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The 5 best coffee shops in Baku
Baku’s third-wave coffee scene has matured fast in recent years. Five addresses that stand out for in-house roasting, precise extraction an…
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The addresses of third-wave coffee culture — the five best coffee shops in every city.
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Coffee shops — every address
This category holds 17 places in the directory — including everything that did not make the five.
Baku 12
5.0
Baku specialty roaster founded in 2021, roasting arabica on a Loring and running a barista academy.
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Beast Coffee
₼₼4.8
Trendy White City coffee shop open until 2am, known for quality espresso drinks and creative iced specials.
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4.6
The pioneer of Baku specialty coffee: in-house roasting, alternative brew methods and a team that takes coffee seriously.
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4.5
Baku's first coffee shop to roast its own beans (since 2008), known for fresh roasts and house-made bagels.
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Coffee Hub
₼₼4.5
Coffee shop whose team won the Azerbaijan Coffee Cup 2025 national barista championship.
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4.4
Small, friendly and careful with every cup: flat-white masters and some of the best filter coffee in town.
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4.4
Spacious White City coffee shop with all-day breakfast and a full menu, popular for meetings and laptop work.
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CoffeeBar
₼₼4.4
Own-roastery specialty coffee bar founded by a national barista champion, a pioneer of Baku's third-wave scene.
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4.3
Affordable local coffee chain with several Baku branches, the Khagani Street flagship being the best rated.
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Gabala 2
4.9
Gabala's top-rated coffee shop, serving coffee and desserts in a cosy, homely setting.
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4.8
Small coffee shop on the main avenue, liked for lattes, cappuccinos and sweets.
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Ganja 2
4.8
Coffee house on pedestrian Javad Khan Street, recommended as a meeting point for travellers and locals.
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4.2
Ganja Mall branch of the well-known Baku coffee chain, serving espresso drinks, breakfasts and sandwiches.
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Sheki 1
4.6
Sheki's first barista coffee house, in a stone-walled shopfront of the historic caravanserai.
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