Greek coffee shop ranked among the world’s best

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The 2025 ranking of the World’s 100 Best Coffee Shops has been announced, featuring exceptional cafés from across the globe. Among them, a Greek coffee shop secured a prestigious spot, highlighting Greece’s rich coffee culture, according to yahoo.com.

Ranked 15th in the world, Kross Coffee Roaster in Crete stood out for its dedication to high-quality beans and expertly crafted brews. Known for its passion for specialty coffee, Kross has gained a loyal following among locals and visitors alike.

Australia also made a strong impression, with Toby’s Estate Coffee Roasters in Sydney earning the top spot. Founded in 1997, Toby’s is celebrated for its commitment to sustainability and ethically sourced beans, making its flagship café in Chippendale a must-visit.

This year’s list showcases the best of global coffee culture, recognizing cafés that excel in quality, innovation, and ethical sourcing.

Source: yahoo.com

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