Coffeehouse chains

Based upon the Wikipedia page [1]

0–9

• 85C Bakery Cafe - based in Taichung, Taiwan, international branches in Hong Kong, Australia, United States and China

A

• Aida - Vienna, Austria
• AMT Coffee - UK, mostly at railway stations
• Angel-in-us - China, Indonesia, South Korea and Vietnam
• Arcaffe - Israel
• Aroma Café - UK, Argentina, Brazil
• Aroma Espresso Bar - Israel, Canada, United States, Romania, Ukraine, Kazakhstan
• Au Bon Pain - headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, United States

B

• Baker's Dozen Donuts - Canada
• Barista Lavazza - India, Bangladesh
• Baristas - United States, headquartered in Washington State
• Bewley's - based in Dublin, operates Rebecca's Cafe and Java City in the United States
• Biggby Coffee - based in East Lansing, Michigan, U.S.
• Blenz Coffee - Canada
• Blue Bottle Coffee Company - U.S.
• Blue State Coffee - Northeastern U.S.
• Bourbon Coffee - Rwanda
• Boston Tea Party - England
• Bridgehead Coffee - fair trade chain in Ottawa, Canada

C

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The front of a Café A Brasileira coffee house in Braga, Portugal

• Cadena Cafes Limited – a former chain of coffee shops in South West England; established in 1895 under the name Lloyd's Oriental Cafe which became Lloyd's Cadena Cafes Ltd., becoming Cadena Cafes Ltd in 1907
• Café A Brasileira - Braga, Portugal
• Cafe Barbera
• Café Café – Israel
• Café Coffee Day - India
• Café du Monde - United States
• Café Hillel – Israel
• Café Picnic - Finland
• Caffe Bene - Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Taiwan, U.S., Vietnam
• Caffè Cova - Milan, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan, Celebrity Cruises
• Caffe Luxxe - three locations in the West Los Angeles area, California, U.S.
• Caffè Nero - UK
• Caffè Pascucci - Italy, South Korea, Egypt, Malta
• Caffè Ritazza - 40 countries, mostly at railway stations
• Caffe Trieste - six locations in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, U.S.
• Caffè Umbria - Seattle, Washington, U.S.
• Caffé Vita Coffee Roasting Company - Seattle, Washington, U.S.
• Caribou Coffee - global, headquartered in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, US.
• Cibo Espresso - Australia
• Cinnzeo - based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada; has locations in 20 countries
• Coffee#1 - Wales, England
• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf – U.S., India, Philippines, South Korea, Singapore, Israel
• Coffee Beanery - based in Flushing, Michigan, U.S.
• The Coffee Club - Australia
• Coffee Island - founded in Patras, Greece
• Coffee Republic - UK
• Coffee Time - Canada
• Coffee World - founded in Bangkok, Thailand; has locations in nine countries
• coffeeheaven - founded in Poland, operates in several countries in Eastern Europe
• Coffeeshop Company - based in Austria, has locations in 13 countries
• Coffine Gurunaru - South Korea
• Cofix – Israel
• Colectivo Coffee Roasters - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 12 locations around the city
• Costa Coffee - UK, Mainland Europe, Asia, Middle East
• Country Style - headquartered in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada
• Crazy Mocha Coffee Company - based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Cuppy's Coffee - based in Greenville, South Carolina, U.S.

D

• Delta Cafés - based in Campo Maior, Alentejo, Portugal
• Diedrich Coffee - based in Irvine, California, U.S.; also owns Coffee People, Coffee Plantation (Arizona) and U.S. Gloria Jean's locations
• Dome - based in Perth, Australia
• Double Coffee - based in Latvia; 40 locations in the Baltic states, Ukraine and Belarus
• Doutor Coffee - Japan and Taiwan
• Douwe Egberts - owns Koffie Cafés in the Netherlands
• Dunkin' Donuts - global, based in Quincy, Massachusetts
• Dunn Bros - founded in St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.; 85 locations throughout the Midwest
• Dutch Bros. Coffee - based in Oregon, U.S.; has 154 drive-through locations in the West

E

• EasyInternetcafé - UK, one of the largest internet cafés worldwide
• Ediya Coffee - South Korea
• Espresso Vivace - Seattle, Washington, U.S.
• Esquires - Canada, Britain and Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, and Middle East

F

• Far Coast - The Coca-Cola Company's entry, with four concept stores that have now closed
• Figaro Coffee Company - Philippines-based chain of coffee shops and restaurants, with outlets in Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Saudi Arabia, and Vietnam
• Flocafé - based in Greece; over 70 locations in Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and on several cruise ships

G

• Gimme! Coffee - United States
• Gloria Jean's Coffees - Australia, Azerbaijan, Cyprus, India, Bangladesh, USA, Ukraine, Pakistan, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Taiwan
• Grounds for Coffee - Utah, United States

H

• Havanna - Argentina
• Heart Coffee Roasters, Oregon
• Highlands Coffee - Vietnam
• Hollys Coffee - Malaysia, South Korea
• Hudsons Coffee - Australia
• The Human Bean - founded in Oregon, United States

I

• Indian Coffee House - India, over 400 locations
• Insomnia Coffee Company - Republic of Ireland
• Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea - Chicago, IL United States
• It's a Grind Coffee House - United States

J

• J.CO Donuts - Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines
• Jittery Joe's - United States
• Joe Muggs - owned by Books-A-Million, United States
• Juan Valdez Café - headquarters in Colombia; coffee shops in South America, North America, Middle East, East Asia and the Caribbean

K

• Kaffebrenneriet - Norway
• Kardomah Cafés - a chain of coffee shops in England, Wales, and a few in Paris, popular from the early 1900s until the 1960s, but now almost defunct
• Krispy Kreme - global, based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

L

• Lavazza - Europe and United States
• Lettieri - Canada
• Lollicup Coffee & Tea - U.S. and China

M

• McCafé (owned by McDonald's Corporation)
• Michel's Patisserie - Australia
• Mikel Coffee Company - Greece, Cyprus
• mmmuffins - Canada
• Mud Coffee
• Mugg & Bean - South Africa
• Muzz Buzz - Australia

N

• Nairobi Java House - Kenya

O

• OldTown White Coffee - Malaysia, Singapore
• O' Coffee Club - Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia

P

• Pacific Coffee Company - based in Hong Kong, with branches in Singapore, Cyprus, China and Malaysia
• Pasqua Coffee, U.S., acquired by Starbucks in 1999
• Peaberry Coffee - U.S.
• Peet's Coffee & Tea - U.S.
• Philz Coffee - U.S.
• PJ's Coffee - based in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.
• Port City Java - U.S.
• Pret a Manger - UK, U.S., Hong Kong and France
• Puccino's - UK, Ireland

R

• Robert Harris Coffee Roasters - owned by Gregg's, New Zealand
• Robin's Donuts - Canada

S

• Seattle's Best Coffee - United States
• Second Cup - Canada
• Secret Recipe - Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, China, Brunei, Cambodia and Myanmar
• Segafredo
• SPoT Coffee - headquartered in Toronto, locations in Canada and U.S.
• SPR Coffee - China, Taiwan
• Starbucks - global, headquartered in Seattle, Washington, U.S.
• Stumptown Coffee Roasters - U.S., headquartered in Portland, Oregon

T

• Tchibo - Germany
• Tim Hortons (also owns Bess Eaton) - Canada and United States
• Timothy's World Coffee - Canada
• Tom N Toms - South Korea
• Torrefazione Italia - United States
• True Coffee - founded in Bangkok, Thailand; has locations in Thailand, Cambodia and People's Republic of China
• Trung Nguyên - Vietnam, Singapore
• Tully's Coffee - U.S., headquartered in Seattle, Washington
• A Twosome Place - South Korea

U

• UCC Ueshima Coffee Co. - Japan
• Uncommon Grounds - Halifax

V

• Van Houtte - Canada
• Victrola Coffee Roasters - Seattle, Washington, U.S.
• Vida e Caffè - South Africa
• Výtopna - Czech Republic

W

• Wayne's Coffee - Originated in Sweden, locations throughout Scandinavia
• Williams Fresh Cafe - Canada
• Woods Coffee - Washington, U.S.

Y

• Ya Kun Kaya Toast - a chain of kopitiams based in Singapore

Z

• Zarraffas Coffee - Australia
• Ziferblat - Russia, Ukraine and London, first "pay-as-you-go cafe"
• Zoka Coffee Roaster & Tea Company - Seattle, Washington, U.S. and Japan

See also

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• List of bakery cafés
• List of coffee companies
• List of doughnut shops
• Lists of restaurants

References

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