About Cafeography
Where to sit, when cafés open and what to order, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Photo: Pixabay, Pexels License
Cafeography is an independent café guide for travelers and locals: each café's address, opening hours and map, grouped by neighborhood, with filters for specialty coffee, Wi-Fi, terraces and late hours.
Finding a café
Start with a city, then pick a neighborhood or what you need: Wi-Fi and a table to work at, an early opening, a terrace, a café that stays open late. “Open now” uses the city's own time zone. Each city page also explains how coffee is ordered there, what it costs and which local words to use.
Featured cafés
Some cafés pay for a Featured page, with photos, a menu and contact buttons, often in the café's own design, shown first in its neighborhood. It is always labeled, and links on paid pages are marked as sponsored. Paying never hides or reorders another café. We don't write, buy or publish reviews.
Who writes the guides
The guides are written by Yannick Schroth, who founded Cafeography after years of working remotely from cafés in Thailand, Taiwan, Mexico, Colombia and Peru. Every fact in a guide links to its source at the end of the page.
Cafeography was designed and built by Topblog Agency.
Something wrong?
Use the “Report” link on any café, or the listing form, and we fix it. Café owners can update their own listing through the “Is this you?” link.
Contact
Email info@topblog.agency. Café owners in Vietnam can also use the Vietnamese listing page. Photo and map credits are on the credits page.
Your café deserves better than a pin someone else dropped
Free listings are free for good. A featured page gives you photos, a menu and your own URL, in your café's own design, for less than a coffee a day.