Specialty Coffee
Across Latin America

South America's cafe capital, where specialty coffee culture thrives alongside a deep-rooted tradition of cortados and medialunas.

Chile's capital has experienced a specialty coffee revolution, with a thriving scene spanning from historic Lastarria to trendy Italia and Providencia. Santiago's cafes combine Chilean warmth with world-class coffee culture.

A sprawling megalopolis where ancient Aztec heritage meets cutting-edge third-wave coffee, with vibrant neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa leading the charge.

As the capital of one of the world's top coffee-producing nations, Lima's specialty scene celebrates Peruvian single origins from Cajamarca, Cusco, and Junín. The city's cafes blend world-class gastronomy culture with exceptional coffee.

The coffee capital of the world's largest coffee-producing nation. São Paulo's specialty scene is exploding with world-class roasters, champion baristas, and cafes that source directly from farms in Minas Gerais, Cerrado, and beyond. From Pinheiros' hip third-wave spots to Jardins' refined espresso bars, the city offers an unparalleled Brazilian coffee experience.

Uruguay's laid-back capital blends South American warmth with European-influenced cafe culture along its iconic Rambla coastline.