Australia, and Singapore are right on our tail.
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“Not every day you get to say you’re number one in the world at something, but here we are – Toby’s Estate has officially taken the top spot!” the brand posted on Instagram.
“…We’ve created the space to knock down barriers – literally – with an island bar serving up local brews and mirrored ceilings, so you can get up close, have a yarn with the team, and see the magic happen.”
In second place is Onyx Coffee Lab, which has several outlets across Arkansas in the States. Coming in third is Gota Coffee Experts in Vienna, Austria, renowned not just for its coffee, but also its interactive coffee workshops.
The final ranking was determined by considering both public opinion and expert evaluations, as well as overall consistency and innovation.
In the top 10 are also cafes from Singapore, France, Malaysia, and Colombia.
Fair dinkum, with nine Aussie cafes makin’ the cut, it’s clear we’re brewin’ up some top-notch coffee, even if Melburnians and Sydneysiders can’t agree on who’s the real coffee capital.
Coffee first gained popularity in Australia during the 1880s following the rise of the Temperance Movement in Melbourne, which campaigned against grog, saying it led to anti-social behaviour. This, combined with the growth of fancy Parisian cafes, led to the establishment of coffee palaces, providing a spot for people to meet and socialise over food and a cup of coffee.
Melbourne experienced the most growth, with elaborate multi-storey cafes offering a substitute to pubs. Elegant and grand, the cafes served as lively social centres for Australian society, with their popularity quickly spreading to cities like Sydney.
It arrived in the 1930s with Italian migrants, but it really took hold in the 1950s, when post-World War II European migrants brought over the European-style cafe culture with them.
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