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Discover the best cafes in Limassol, Cyprus—from cozy hidden gems to trendy coffee spots. Explore our curated guide to find your perfect place for a caffeine fix in this vibrant Mediterranean city
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1. Elektrika Eidi (Ηλεκτρικά Είδη)
Nearly a decade in, this Sharipoulos favorite nails the balance of heritage and now. The space—once, wonderfully, an electrical goods store—keeps vintage cues and careful décor. On the menu: heartier salads (the vegan red bean–quinoa–avocado bowl is a hit), gourmet sandwiches (ham & goat cheese), charcuterie and cheese plates, fruit, dips with tortillas, and cakes in jars. History-meets-contemporary comfort, done right.
Opening hours: Vary by season; check same-day on Instagram.
Location: 3–25 Chatziloizi Michaelidis, Limassol
What we love: Playful nods to its old “electricals” life; vegan salad that actually fills you up; tidy charcuterie for sharing.
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2. The Melting Pot
On a historic Limassol street, this bright, white, design-forward café wins with excellent coffee and a proudly brunchy plate list. Light, easygoing, buzzy—come for a relaxed morning and you’ll likely stay through lunch.
Opening hours: Daily, breakfast → late afternoon (confirm current times).
Location: Eleftherias 133, Limassol 3042
What we love: Clean aesthetic; dialed-in espresso; brunch classics that feel fresh, not fussy.
instagram.com/themeltingpotconcept
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3. Tasters
Tiny, cozy, charming—and serious about fresh breakfast. Crowd favorites include the salmon omelet, oatmeal protein pancakes, and a mighty cheesecake croissant when sweet cravings hit.
Opening hours: Morning–midday (some late openings on weekends; check IG).
Location: Arch. Makarios III Avenue 237H, Limassol 3105
What we love: Compact menu done with care; protein-forward plates; pastry surprises.
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4. Food Factory
Modern, upbeat, and a little “lab” theater behind the counter. Quick cold plates, coffees, herbals, juices, smoothies—plus a cult item: the carrot cake cupcake with its cloud of cream. Simple, happy, done fast.
Opening hours: Daily, daytime (check closing times).
Location: Lord Byron 2223, Limassol 3105
What we love: Smoothie bar; light bowls; that playful “cupcake” carrot cake.
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5. Second Cup
Big, comfy, and social—great for a match on the big screens or a quiet morning in the study zone. Menu spans breakfast, lunch, waffles, pancakes, and a long list of drinks from matcha to cocktails. Handy buzzers ping when orders are ready.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–late; evenings can be busy (consider booking).
Location: Arch. Makarios III Avenue 139, Limassol 3085
What we love: Huge space; study/library corner; all-day menu for groups.
instagram.com/secondcup_limassol
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6. Mikel Coffee
Right on Makariou Avenue with modern seating and plenty of sockets, this is an easy pit stop for a mid-shop pick-me-up: reliable coffee and quick bites, no drama.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–evening.
Location: Makariou Avenue 190, Limassol
What we love: Fast service; many plugs; dependable coffee for a work break.
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7. Gloria Jean’s Coffees
A crowd-pleaser with a sweet tooth: broad coffee menu, plus crepes and waffles that hit the spot after a stroll. Simple, fun, family-friendly.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–late (varies by day).
Location: Arch. Makarios III Avenue 132, Limassol 3001
What we love: Post-walk sweets; fast counter service; kid-approved choices.
facebook.com/GloriaJeansLimassol
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8. Uluwatu Specialty Coffee
Just behind Molos and off the beach road, Uluwatu is a specialty stalwart. Pick your beans at the bar, grab a stool under the retro lights, and pair with a fresh croissant. There’s ice cream too, plus chocolates, teas from around the world, and healthy breakfast options when hunger calls.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–evening (confirm weekends).
Location: Anexartisias 10, Limassol 3036
What we love: True specialty program; choose-your-beans bar; beach-adjacent coffee ritual.
instagram.com/uluwatu_specialty_coffee
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9. Nomad Bread & Coffee
Two cafés: a compact city-center spot (mostly takeaway, a couple of seats for people-watching) and a roomier Germasogeia branch for settling in. Coffee lineup includes Athens’ decorated roaster The Underdog—the latte is a safe bet. Food runs from fresh croissants to sandwiches on house sourdough.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–afternoon/evening (varies by branch).
Location:
Gladstonos: Shop 4, 120 Gladstonos St, 3032 |
Germasogeia: 3 Profiti Ilia St (MAS Supermarket) |
Theklas Lysioti: 29 Theklas Lysioti, 3030
What we love: Underdog beans; three convenient locations; crisp, honest sourdough.
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10. Thalassaki
Beachfront and beloved. Open late under fairy lights, with waves as the soundtrack. Sip a Greek coffee or frappé, go juice or cocktail, add a sandwich or salad, and watch the sea trade colors. Effortlessly Limassol.
Opening hours: Daily till late (seasonal hours; check before you go).
Location: Pedestrian & Bicycle Path, Limassol 3035
What we love: On-the-sand setting; late opening; unfussy menu with a view.
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11. Stretto Cafe
Right by Limassol Castle in the Old Town, Stretto is a roomy, lively café-bar with a menu that works all day: breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts—the banoffee is a local favorite. Easy to love after a castle wander.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–late.
Location: Vasilissis Street, Limassol 3042
What we love: Castle-side terrace; full meal range; crowd-pleasing desserts.
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12. Angel’s Cup
A tiny hideaway between the beach road and Old Town. Just a few mini tables inside (more outdoors), but a surprisingly big drink list: flat white, ristretto, lungo, hot chocolate, cocoa with almond/coconut milk, teas, and some pastries. Grab-and-stroll coffee is half the fun here.
Opening hours: Daytime; limited seats (go early for an indoor table).
Location: Konstantinou Kanari 20, Limassol 3041
What we love: Micro-café charm; alternative milks; perfect Old Town coffee-to-go.
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13. Red Cafe
Sea-view sips by the Molos boardwalk. Fresh flavors, seasonal cocktails, leafy salads, and the signature Red Cafe Pizza make it a day-or-night pick. Cool-down afternoons and golden-hour evenings are peak magic here.
Opening hours: Daily, late morning–late night (seasonal).
Location: Chistodoulou Chatzipavlou 147, Limassol
What we love: Corniche views; bright salads; a cocktail card with ideas.
facebook.com/redcafe.pizzaromana
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14. Colors Café
Part of The Four Seasons—so yes, it’s gorgeous. Palms, patio, and a hush of sea in the background. Coffee is solid, but the desserts steal the show: Crème Brûlée and Red Velvet Cheesecake are can’t-misses.
Opening hours: Daily, morning–late (hotel venue).
Location: Four Seasons Residences, Ag. Tychonas, Amathountos 67/69
What we love: Resort-calm patio; plated desserts that wow; seamless service.
instagram.com/colorscafelimassol
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14. Guest Cafe Bar
A little sanctuary tucked behind the mosque—quiet, green, softly lit. Settle on the garden terrace with excellent coffee and shareable meze. It’s the kind of place that turns an hour into an evening.
Opening hours: Afternoon–late (varies; check IG).
Location: Ζικ Ζακ 8–10, Limassol 3036
What we love: Hidden-garden vibe; meze with your macchiato; gentle music, kinder light.
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15. Armonia
Beach-close and breeze-cooled. Sit under the trees like a local with a coffee; stay for a cold beer or a glass from the broad wine list. A gentle recommendation if you’re heading to Agios Tychon and want sea air with your sip.
Opening hours: Daily, late morning–late (seasonal shifts possible).
Location: Amathountos 27, Agios Tychon, Limassol
What we love: Shade + sea; casual snacks; easy wine choices.
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Note: Hours in Limassol can shift with seasons and events—tap the Google Maps link or socials before you go, and expect popular spots to sell out of pastries by early afternoon.
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