Monocycle specialty coffee

If you’re in Zagreb and love specialty coffee, this cozy spot is a must-visit. Sourcing beans from local roasters, they craft exceptional brews that highlight quality and care. The flat white is perfectly balanced, making it a standout choice for coffee enthusiasts. Beyond coffee, they offer a small selection of bites, ideal for a light snack or pairing with your drink. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick caffeine fix or a laid-back moment, this spot delivers with great coffee and a relaxed vibe.

I ordered cold Brew coffee, which taste really nice. Coffee price is reasonable. This coffee shop is very cozy and clean. I had a big suitcase and one of the staff helped me to carry to the upstairs. Staff are so friendly and kind.

Located next to the Croatian Fine Artists association, this coffee shop has been serving specialty coffee since 2019. While the baristas are skilled, the coffee's texture and taste were disappointingly weak, even for a cortado. Be aware that ordering a flat white will cost you almost double at 3.6, likely due to the double espresso shot, which is on the pricier side for this locale. Also, if you're in a hurry, note that immediate payment doesn't seem to align with the Croatian culture's traditional service approach.

Absolutely fantastic shop. Balanced and smooth coffee. Great vibes. Best coffee I’ve had in Europe so far. Far from the bitter Italian roasts most places serve. 10/10.

I am researching coffee places in Zagreb and this is the #1 so far. Coffee is great, drawing on my latte was touchy and they have non-smoking area inside (thank you so much for it!).

Very nice specialty coffee spot. My cappuccino was made correctly and even with milk the coffee has a nice fruity flavor and acidity. Service is slow, but functional. The view of the giant monument is impressive and as a bonus great people watching. No pastries, but I respect when people want to focus on doing one thing excellent, and the coffee certainly qualifies.

The coffee was good, a little acidic but I understand that it is supposed to be like that. People who complain about it obviously don’t know how to add sugar. The prices were not ideal, it is quite expensive but it is situated in the centre, so it makes sense. However, my biggest complaint was the fact that we felt rushed. I understand that the cafe isn’t big, but it is the Croatian custom that everybody orders one or two things and then stays there for hours. I don’t believe there are “rush hours” in Croatia. We felt pressured to order something else just because we stayed there longer than an hour and a half. The waiter was welcoming, but after a while we got the feeling that we had to order something else or leave, which is something that I rarely feel in other cafes. The inside is nice, the WC is excellent and I liked the first hour spent there, but will not be returning.

Nice coffee wonderful aroma. Passed in front the coffee shop I was tired and I decided to order one coffee. Wonderful. The Waiter was ok. Prices are ok for Zagreb l. I sat in the terrace was nice and quiet.