Pafos

This artisan café takes Cyprus' coffee culture to new heights with single-origin beans from Ethiopia to Guatemala, expertly brewed as pour-overs or silky cold brew. Beyond exceptional coffee, Localito shines with house-made granola and quality plant-based alternative milk options. The compact space doubles as a coffee equipment boutique, selling everything from Chemex brewers to premium beans. Mornings buzz with regulars grabbing their perfected flat whites, while afternoons see coffee aficionados geeking out over rare varietals. Just note the lack of customer toilets and only basic outdoor seating.

Beanhaus Coffee Roasters in central Pafos takes coffee craftsmanship seriously. Founder Charalampos Papaonisiforou sources premium beans globally, roasting them in small batches on German Probat equipment. The result? Exceptional cups where you choose between three single-origin options daily, each revealing distinct terroir through precise brewing methods. The industrial-chic space doubles as a working roastery, filled with the aroma of freshly roasted beans and shelves of professional brewing gear for sale. While food options are limited to quality chocolate bars and seasonal treats like their famed Italian Christmas cake, the focus remains uncompromisingly on the coffee — from velvety americanos to custom pour-overs.

The Commissary offers California-inspired brunch, bringing a slice of West Coast living to Cyprus with its sun-drenched terrace and generous, health-focused brunches. Regulars swear by the three-egg omelette bursting with feta, spinach and tomato, while avocado toast fans appreciate the perfect balance of creamy and crunchy textures. Beyond the food, The Commissary has built a reputation for exceptional drinks. Their fresh smoothies come packed with nutrients, while the signature mint lemonade offers a refreshing twist on a classic. Coffee lovers will find properly brewed specialty options, though the smoothies tend to steal the show. What sets The Commissary apart is its all-day approach to brunch culture. Whether you're an early riser craving eggs or someone who prefers lunch with brunch flavours, the kitchen accommodates with consistent quality. The portions lean generous, ensuring no one leaves hungry.

Right by the water, Alea serves excellent coffee and drinks alongside satisfying breakfasts — think creamy scrambled eggs with bacon French toast or rich avocado versions. The chocolate milkshakes delight younger visitors, while adults appreciate the well-balanced coffee and chilled beers. What makes Alea special is its unhurried vibe and attentive service. Arrive before sunset to secure a front-row table overlooking the sea, where the music stays low enough for conversation. While reservations help during peak times, the staff often finds space for walk-ins.

A short walk from Pafos Market, the charming Grafico Cafe creates a relaxed oasis with its shaded outdoor seating — think rattan chairs, fabric umbrellas, and plush throw pillows. The vibe is effortlessly cool, with fun music, friendly staff and stylish tourists sipping iced coffees. Food shines through simple, fresh dishes like their standout Greek salad or the beetroot, walnut, and goat’s cheese salad drizzled with balsamic. Pair it with an icy frappé for the perfect midday break. Locals rave about the coffee quality and the squeaky-clean facilities — small details that make this spot a reliable favorite.