- Types of Breakfasts ServedAmerican Breakfast, Chinese Breakfast, Continental Breakfast, English Breakfast, French Breakfast, Indian Breakfast, Indonesian Breakfast, Italian Breakfast, Japanese Breakfast, Mexican Breakfast, Middle Eastern Breakfast, South American Breakfast, Spanish Breakfast
CUPPACOFFEE is a coffee store “Born & Brewed in Macau”, offering traditional coffee favourites in dairy or non-dairy versions and also artisan pastries baked fresh daily, including our famous Portuguese tarts, made from a centuries-old recipe. CUPPACOFFEE is the perfect place to lounge and enjoy a book, catch-up with friends or have that short business meeting.
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Joan Lam
a month agoA small cafe which serves its purpose. Had high expectation on the Portuguese tarts but were not served hot enough or worth travelling all the way. The pork chop bun was not too impressive either. Coffee was average too. Prices were ok. Just another cafe.
Dean Wingham
a month agoThis place is a little oasis of delight The coffee is good and the vibe is right Some people say the coffee’s so so But take a sec and listen to this flow The iced americano was balanced n nice Not too acidic and worth the price I also smashed some sweet buttery bread 2 delicious slices straight to the head Mixed with local and the foreigner type This place is worth all the hype Best believe this guy will be back Come on by and give it a crack
Franco Ng
5 months agoGood coffee & toast. Reasonable price. These two sets just cost me around 80.
Марианна Балакирева
5 years agoComfy and cozy café with the nice smiling staff. At the upper level you will find the book shelfs. Coffee costs same as in Starbucks but poor quality, bitter and sour. I didn't try food and pastry there. For place and staff 5🌟 but for coffee only can give 3🌟. So 4🌟 in total.
Melanie Mah
3 months agoTasty vanilla toffee latte and snack, and amazing barista here who served customers in Canto, Mando, English, and Korean while we were here. Only drawback was that oat milk cost 8 dollars extra.