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The best coffees in Naples
In Naples you'll find the bars that make the city's finest coffee, served hot, sweet, but not too sweet. Neapolitan coffee is famous the world over, and to taste it at its best you need to visit Naples, the capital of black gold. Here, coffee is a genuine art form, prepared according to the city's traditions. Not every bar is able to serve Neapolitan coffee the right way, but true connoisseurs of the drink know exactly where to find it. The texture, flavour and aroma of Neapolitan coffee must be perfect to make it a unique and unforgettable experience.
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The most famous and iconic café in the Vomero district offers more than just a coffee: the "Signor Caffè" (Mr Coffee) at Cafè do Brasil is a genuine sensory experience. Here you can enjoy the excellent blend, as well as the famous fresh artisan coffee cream, buy the best coffee beans for home-brewing, and taste espresso done properly, served in a hot cup already sweetened following the purest Neapolitan tradition. All at an affordable price, for a relaxing break and an authentic experience in the vibrant city of Naples.
BUDGET-FRIENDLY 081 5564568 VIA LUCA GIORDANO 31
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Bar Mexico, known for its unmistakable red and orange sign, is a true temple of coffee in Naples. The Passalacqua blend, served freshly ground, already sweetened and in a piping hot cup, is a genuine local institution. With an average of 15-20 kg of coffee prepared daily, Mexico welcomes countless customers in search of an unforgettable experience and a journey into the poetry of coffee. What's more, the value for money is incredible, making Mexico a true oasis of flavour for anyone who decides to treat themselves to a coffee break.
BUDGET-FRIENDLY 081 283121 |081 5499330 | 081 556 5865 PIAZZA GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI, 72 | PIAZZA DANTE, 86 | VIA ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI, 69
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Caffè del Professore is a legend for caffeine lovers, famous worldwide and located a short walk from Piazza del Plebiscito. Not only does it offer an excellent creamy espresso, it's also famous for its hazelnut, cream and cocoa, kinder, and Nutella coffees. The price is fair for a drink that has become an icon for everyone, not just locals but tourists too.
BUDGET-FRIENDLY 081 403041 PIAZZA TRISTE E TRENTO, 46
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Caffè Gambrinus is a place of history and refinement, where the coffee, prepared using traditional techniques, is delicious. Besides the classic blend, it's well worth trying the chocolate, hazelnut and cream delicacies, paired with the famous freshly baked sfogliatella (Neapolitan shell-shaped pastry). Prices are affordable for anyone wishing to experience genuine Neapolitan style and warm hospitality.
BUDGET-FRIENDLY 081 417582 VIA CHIAIA,1/2
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