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Combi Coffee Roasters

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Combi Coffee Roasters sits in the up-and-coming Bonfim area, a short walk from Porto’s historic center. The café is a haven for coffee purists: the interior features exposed concrete, warm wood, and a gleaming Probat roaster that often takes center stage. Baristas prepare pour-overs, espresso, and batch brew with precision, using beans roasted on-site. The menu also includes simple pastries and toasts. The atmosphere is calm and focused, with a mix of locals working on laptops and travelers seeking a quality caffeine fix. The roastery’s commitment to direct trade and single-origin offerings makes it a standout in Porto’s specialty coffee scene.

Don't miss

  • Watch the roasting process up close in the open roastery area.
  • Try a single-origin espresso or pour-over from a rotating selection.
  • Pair your coffee with a freshly baked pastel de nata or croissant.
  • Purchase bags of beans roasted on-site to take home.
  • Enjoy the minimalist design and quiet, focused atmosphere.

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Ways to visit Combi Coffee Roasters

You can visit on your own (No entry fee; pay for what you order. No reservation needed). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Getting there

Know before you go

  • Check their Instagram for current opening hours, as they may vary.
  • Cards are accepted, but cash is always handy in Porto.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available, making it a good spot for remote work.
  • Street parking is limited; consider walking or using public transit.

A bit of history

Combi Coffee Roasters opened in 2016, founded by a team passionate about specialty coffee and direct trade. It quickly became a reference point for third-wave coffee in Porto, roasting beans from small producers worldwide.

Common questions

Do they have non-dairy milk options?

Yes, they typically offer oat, almond, and soy milk.

Can I buy whole coffee beans here?

Absolutely, they sell bags of their own roasted beans, often with tasting notes.

Is there seating for groups?

The space is moderate; there are a few communal tables and smaller tables, but it can get crowded.

Do they serve food beyond pastries?

The food menu is limited to pastries, cakes, and simple toasts, it's primarily a coffee spot.

Is the roastery tour available?

They don't offer formal tours, but you can watch the roasting from the seating area.

How far is it from the city center?

About a 10–15 minute walk from the main shopping streets or from São Bento station.

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