Best Coffee Shops in Bahrain - 2025 Guide
Welcome to CoffeeSpots.guide, Bahrain's most comprehensive directory of coffee shops and cafes. Whether you're searching for the perfect specialty espresso, a cozy spot to work remotely, or an authentic Arabic coffee experience in historic Muharraq, our curated guide helps you discover over 120 handpicked cafes across the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Our team personally visits and reviews each location to provide accurate, up-to-date information about ambiance, specialty drinks, WiFi availability, power outlets, and laptop-friendliness. From the bustling streets of Manama to the seaside cafes of Amwaj Islands, from the artistic hub of Adliya to the traditional coffee houses of Muharraq – we've got you covered.
Top Rated Coffee Shops in Bahrain
These are the highest-rated coffee shops based on customer reviews, coffee quality, ambiance, and service:
Coffee Shop Areas in Bahrain
Explore coffee shops by neighborhood to find cafes near you:
Frequently Asked Questions About Bahrain Coffee Shops
What are the best coffee shops in Bahrain?
The top-rated coffee shops in Bahrain include Black 22 Coffee Bar (4.9★) in Seef, known for their micro-roastery and third-wave specialty coffee with beans sourced from Ethiopia, Colombia, and Kenya; NOMAD Urban Eatery (4.8★) in Seef, perfect for nitro coffee and remote work; Café Racer (4.8★) in Janabiya, famous for unique Spanish lattes and motorcycle-themed décor; and 668 Café (4.8★) in Muharraq, a 24-hour favorite serving traditional Arabic coffee alongside modern espresso drinks.
Where can I find specialty coffee in Bahrain?
Specialty coffee in Bahrain can be found in several areas: Adliya is the hub with Crust & Crema and Lilou offering artisan roasts and house-made pastries; Seef has Black 22 and NOMAD serving single-origin pour-overs; Saar offers Grind Micro Roastery and Roast with in-house roasting; Tubli has Higher Grounds and Hub Specialty Coffee with industrial-chic vibes; and Manama features There° Coffee Roasters at Harbour Row specializing in V60 pour-over and cold brew.
Which coffee shops in Bahrain have WiFi and are good for working?
The best laptop-friendly coffee shops in Bahrain with reliable WiFi and power outlets include: Papercup in the Diplomatic Area which has a dedicated coworking space on the top floor with meeting rooms; Higher Grounds in Tubli with large communal tables; Café Ségo in Amwaj open 24 hours with fast WiFi perfect for night owls; Blanco Cafe in Seef with comfortable seating; and NOMAD Urban Eatery in Seef with booth seating and charging stations.
Where can I get traditional Arabic coffee in Bahrain?
For authentic Arabic coffee (gahwa) and traditional Bahraini café culture, visit Muharraq, Bahrain's cultural heart. Top spots include Bu Khalaf Coffee, a historic shop open since 1937 serving cardamom-spiced Arabic coffee with dates; House of Coffee at the Shaikh Ebrahim Centre offering cultural experiences; and Bindaira Café with branches across Bahrain, famous for Turkish coffee, kunafa, and traditional Bahraini breakfast.
Are there 24-hour coffee shops in Bahrain?
Yes! Many coffee shops in Bahrain are open 24 hours, perfect for late-night study sessions or early morning coffee: 668 Café in Muharraq with its iconic neon signs; Lilicha Cafe in Riffa (4.9★ with 4,500+ reviews) known for its cozy atmosphere; Café Ségo in Amwaj overlooking the marina; Dome Cafe in Juffair popular with expats; and multiple Starbucks locations including Park Place, Strand Plaza, and El Balcon Mall.
About CoffeeSpots.guide
CoffeeSpots.guide was created by coffee enthusiasts living in Bahrain who wanted to document and share the Kingdom's thriving cafe culture. We believe that finding the perfect coffee spot goes beyond just the beans – it's about discovering spaces that inspire, comfort, and connect people. Our mission is to support local cafes while helping residents and visitors discover Bahrain's diverse coffee scene, from traditional qahwa houses to modern specialty roasters.
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