Specialty coffee
in Portugal.
366 cafés across 65 cities in Portugal, mapped and reviewed by the Roasters community. No single city holds more than 41%.
Regional and global context
Ranked #9 of 41 countries in Europe on Roasters, with 3% of the regional listings. On the global table of 126 countries it sits at #15. Just above in the global ranking: Indonesia (421). Just below: China (325).
City distributionHow the cafés are spread
The largest city, Lisbon, has 41% of the national total; the top three together have 64%. The median city lists 1 café, and 17 cities have three or more.
- 100+ cafés 1 city
- 30–99 cafés 1 city
- 10–29 cafés 2 cities
- 3–9 cafés 13 cities
- 1–2 cafés 48 cities
Themed guides (espresso, filter, brunch and more) cover Lisbon, Porto and Ericeira.
Where to drink in Portugal
See all 366 cafés in Portugal
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About specialty coffee in Portugal
How big is the specialty coffee scene in Portugal?
366 cafés on Roasters, #15 of 126 countries worldwide.
Where is specialty coffee concentrated in Portugal?
Lisbon has 41% of all listings; the top three cities hold 64%.
How does Portugal compare with the rest of Europe?
It ranks #9 of 41 countries in Europe and holds 3% of the region’s specialty cafés on Roasters.
Can café owners manage their listing?
Yes. Owners and staff can claim a listing to update hours, photos and menus, and reply to reviews.
What counts as specialty coffee?
Coffee graded 80+ points on the Specialty Coffee Association scale: traceable beans, careful roasting and precise brewing.
