Consider these romantic coffee-inspired locations for the perfect getaway.
The focus of the article was on several of the world’s leading coffee-producing nations, and a few of the most romantic cities within each country were chosen. We’ve made it easy for you to celebrate love and coffee by highlighting the most romantic restaurants in each place, as chosen by Tripadvisor reviewers.
Sit back, relax, and picture yourself taking a romantic vacation with your significant other.
1. Guatemala
Guatemala used to be Central America’s top coffee producer, but in 2011 Honduras became the top coffee producer.
Guatemala is located north and west of Mexico, northeast of Belize and the Caribbean, east of Honduras, southeast of El Salvador, and south of the Pacific Ocean. Guatemala has a population of just over 16 million people and is the most populous country in Central America.
Antigua
In the city of Antigua, you can find some of the best examples of Spanish colonial art and architecture in the Americas. The cathedral bells can be heard ringing in the distance, and local Tzutuhil women are selling their handmade goods at the market.
This restaurant is located in the Case Santo Domingo hotel and offers a romantic indoor or outdoor dining experience. For dessert, order a hot cup of joe to share with your loved one. You’ll both enjoy one of the best coffees in the world.
Flores in Petén
The city of El Remate is located in northern Guatemala, in the Petén region. The old part of the city is situated on an island in Lake Petén Itza. This destination is ideal for couples who want to explore kayaking or other lake-side activities.
For a romantic evening, be sure to check out La Casa de Enrico Restaurante. The restaurant serves fusion and Italian food, as well as vegan and vegetarian options. The restaurant has amazing views of the lake that everyone is talking about.
2. Mexico
Most of the coffee beans grown in Mexico are high quality Arabica beans. These beans grow in coastal regions near the border of Guatemala. The International Coffee Organization reports that the majority of U.S. coffee imports come from this country.
There are many ancient ruins to be found in Mexico, such as the Teotihuacán and Mayan city of Chichén Itzá, as well as other Spanish colonial-era towns. Brazil has a population of approximately 129 million people, making it the fifth largest country in the Americas in terms of total area.
Isla Mujeres
“The island of woman” is a translation of a beautiful and romantic island situated 13 kilometers (about 8 miles) away from the coastline of Cancún. The Mexican Caribbean is known for its beautiful white sand beaches, crystal clear waters, and its hospitable locals.
There is a 15 minute ferry from Cancún that can get you to your romantic vacation destination quickly. For your romantic dinner, check out Rosa Sirena’s Restaurant, located a short distance from the beach of the island.
If you’re looking for a place to relax and be pampered in luxury, with great views and beautiful surroundings, then the reviews say this is the place for you. It would be nice to sit and drink iced coffee while looking at the water.
Los Cabos
Los Cabos is located in the southernmost part of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. The resort corridor links the two towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo and includes many beach-front properties and championship golf courses.
This is an ideal spot for couples who crave some relaxation time with A-list celebrities such as Jennifer Aniston and Demi Moore, both of whom love this unblemished beach getaway. Sunset Point is the first restaurant on Tripadvisor’s list of romantic restaurants.
This light Italian wine bar is the perfect place to unwind and watch the beautiful sunset with a glass of wine or a good quality coffee. The cheese selection is also worth trying!
3. India
Most coffee growing takes place in the hilly regions of southern India. The coffee beans are usually grown in small farms. The farmers have to overcome monsoon rainfall conditions.
The coffee beans are grown next to spices, which gives the coffee a spicy taste and smell.
Manali
Manali, a town in the Himalayan mountains, is a great place to visit on your romantic trip. The area surrounding this location is good for active couples who enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and hiking.
Relax and take in the beautiful views of the Solang Valley while enjoying a cup of coffee. Johnson’s Case is one of the most romantic places to eat in Manali. People who have read the book say that it is very warm and cozy, which is perfect for a romantic getaway.
Jodhpur
Jodhpur’s old city is known as the “blue city” because almost all of the buildings are painted blue. Jaisalmer is a city in the northwest Indian state of Rajasthan. It is located in the Thar Desert. The blue city, Navchokiya, is quiet and refreshing, without tourists.
If you want to have a more romantic experience, get a guided walking tour through the streets and the beautiful buildings. Gopal Rooftop Restaurant offers an incredible view of the cityscape, affordable cuisine, and a romantic ambiance, making it the perfect place for a date night.
4. Colombia
Colombian coffee is world famous for its high quality Arabica beans. The coffee sold by Waka Coffee is instant coffee made from 100% Colombian Arabica beans.
After Brazil, Colombia was the biggest coffee producer for a long time. However, Vietnam’s coffee production has increased rapidly, causing Colombia to fall to third place.
Coffee from Colombia is renowned worldwide for being exceptionally high-quality. Even the places where it is produced have been certified by the European Union with the IGP (Protected Geographical Indication).
Coffee tourism is popular in Colombia, especially in the Coffee Triangle region between Caldas, Risaralda, and Quindío.
Cali
If you’re looking for a fun and vibrant city to spend Valentine’s Day dancing with your partner, Cali is a great option! There are plenty of salsa clubs in Cali where you can go to have a great time dancing the night away. There are a few places to go if you’re looking for a good time, Bar Latino, La Matraca, and El Rincon de la Salsa being some of them.
This article by the Guardian provides a list of DIY salsa dance clubs in the area. If you start to feel tired while you are dancing, you can go to a local coffee shop, smell the coffee, and drink a cup of coffee to keep yourself energized.
Quindio, Risaralda and Calda
Let’s spend our romantic vacation in the coffee region of Colombia where the coffee is high quality! There are many boutique hotels located on old coffee farms in the coffee region of Colombia.
See Colombia has featured two different coffee farms in recent posts, Finca El Ocaso located in Salento, and Hacienda Venecia which isnear Manizales in Caldas. The accommodation is in a traditional old house, which is located on a working coffee farm. The house has a movie-quality veranda.
The coffee shop appears to be an ideal place for a Valentine’s Day date.
5. Brazil
Coffee is the second most consumed beverage by Brazilians. The country produces the most coffee in the world, with numerous coffee farms located throughout various regions.
There is a huge variety of coffee shops, roasters, and labs in the city of São Paulo. The company is always creating new trends, like the Coffee Lab, which is a coffee academy.
The best coffee routes in Minas Gerais and Paraná start in São Paulo. You can plan an entire trip around coffee, including visits to historic farms and staying in rural properties.
6. Argentina
Argentina is not only about parrilla, wine, and tango. If you love coffee, you should definitely add this place to your list of places to visit. Although coffee shops have been around in Buenos Aires since the mid-19th century, coffee culture has only recently begun to grow in the city.
The café con leche and lágrima are both traditional hot drinks in the city. The café con leche is similar to a latte, while the lágrima is milk with hot foam and a few drops of coffee.
7. Cuba
The coffee beans in Havana’s coffee shops are usually ground on site. The preparation of Cuban coffee is also quite peculiar.
An espresso with a lot of sugar is served in the afternoon. This is a great way to increase your energy at the end of the day.
8. Panama
The coffee belt in Central America runs from Mexico to Panama and includes all areas with geographical (high altitudes) and climatic conditions favorable for growing coffee.
Panamá produces some of the best coffees in the Caribbean, making it a highlight of the region. One example of this type of coffee is El Geisha Arabica coffee, which is characterized by its floral aromas, fruity tones, and delicate acidity.
The city of Boquete, situated in the Chiriquí region, is surrounded by arable land that is well suited to coffee cultivation. The city is also located near the Volcán Barú National Park.
9. Canada
Vancouver should be on this list because it has a sustainable proposal. The city is encouraging initiatives to grow and prepare organic, fresh beans.
A quick walk around the city will reveal multiple small coffee shops with baristas who are experts at preparing and extracting coffee beans. You should try cold brew coffee if you’re looking for something popular in the city.
10. United States
Seattle is a hub for coffee roasting. Some coffee lovers say that Seattle’s coffee culture is on par with that of Rome, Vienna, and Melbourne.
The number of coffee shops in the city has increased a lot in recent years because people are demanding more specialty beans.
No wonder Starbucks, the world’s largest and most famous coffee shop chain, has its inaugural store in Pike Place Market.
There are many places in Seattle where you can get a good cup of coffee. Two of these neighborhoods are the University District and Capitol Hill. Pineapple is a coffee shop located in the Watertown Hotel.
11. Ethiopia
Coffee was first produced in Ethiopia, and the country is still one of the biggest coffee producers in the world.
Coffee plays an important role in the local culture, and is used as a gesture of friendship in special ceremonies. People spend hours roasting, grinding, and preparing coffee to enjoy in groups during the ceremony.
If you’re looking for the best coffee shops in Ethiopia, you’ll want to head to the capital, Addis Ababa. The city has a variety of coffee shops that offer different traditions, techniques, and ceremonies mixed with current trends and novelties.
12. Austria
If you’re looking for a traditional coffee destination, Vienna is one of the best places in the world to visit. UNESCO has even declared coffee in Vienna as an Intangible Cultural Heritage.
An espresso with milk foam is called a Wiener Melange in Vienna. An alternative is the Einspänner, which is topped with a thick layer of whipped cream, rather than milk foam.
Be sure to visit the Viennese cafes or kaffeehaus in the Weiden district when you’re in the city – it’s a trendy neighborhood that you won’t want to miss! Additionally, Vienna has a park named after Johannes Diodado, the founder of Vienna’s first coffee house. This city is also host to the popular Vienna Coffee Festival.
13. Italy
The Eternal City boasts a bevy of excellent cafés, from hipster hangouts to centuries-old landmarks Italy is a European leader in coffee brewing, and Rome is one of the best destinations for coffee shop lovers. The Eternal City boasts a bevy of excellent cafés, from hipster hangouts to centuries-old landmarks. Some famous Italian coffee creations include the espresso, latte, cappuccino, macchiato, and caffè d’orzo.
In Italy coffee shops are called bars, and the price of coffee can vary depending on how you order it. If you order a “coffee at the table”, it can cost twice as much as “a coffee at the counter”.
Each region of the country has its own cultural identity, which is reflected in the different types of grains and roasts used to prepare the coffee. An example of something you can do while in Sicily is to try caffè d’un parrinu, an Arabic-inspired coffee that has a flavor combination of cloves, cinnamon, and cocoa.
14. France
There is no lack of cafes in Paris. There are many tables on the sidewalks of charming streets. It’s like you’re a character in a movie when you sit down to drink a coffee in the Parisian style.
The 11th arrondissement neighborhood is where the creative community gathers for fun and good food, including bars and boutique cafes.
15. Ukraine
Lviv, Ukraine is home to a rich coffee tradition dating back to the late 18th century. This city was once considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of this coffee tradition. The Austrian newcomers to the region established the coffee culture, which is an important part of the country’s history.
If you want to try Ukrainian coffee, go to the Virmenka coffee shop near the Vintage Boutique Hotel in Lviv’s historic center.