Porvoo isn't that big a place, especially on the off-season when it's colder. But it's a nice day…read moretrip from Helsinki, with a cute neighborhood and chapel. Walking around the town doesn't take too long (2 hours), so it's nice to have a place to kill some time/get out of the cold/heat, and grab some nice coffee/drink and kick up your legs. This GEM of a cafe/bar is right under the main overpass/road into town. The downstairs area is bustling and cozy, but the upstairs area is the really cute place so I definitely recommend everyone to go up there to check it out after you get your wine/coffee/etc. It's got a great wooden decor inside, a really romantic vibe, but I could see it getting my happening at night/on the weekend nights. There were seriously like 3 couples on coffee dates there. I've heard the coffee here is great but didn't have any, just had a nice glass of red wine. One thing I'd say is that it gets really crowded/long line when a big crowd walks in, they should probably figure out an easier way to serve people. BTW, this place was listed in Lonely Planet, and normally I don't love all their suggestions but this place is definitely worthy, especially for a smaller town like this.

The nicest pub in Porvoo. The terrace above the river is lovely on warm days. The beer selection is…read moregood, but there are usually very few salty goods. They have their own coffee roastery.

Chose Cafe Fanny to try the famous Runeberg cake. It's a quaint lil cafe with friendly staff…read more They offer a bunch of cakes, pastries and delicacies with coffee, hot chocolate and other beverages. Outdoor seating gives a view of the old Porvoo town and is very relaxing. Do try the Runeberg cake - you must since Porvoo is the place where it was created. Runeberg torte (Finnish: runebergintorttu; Swedish: Runebergstårta) is a Finnish torte flavored with almonds and arrack or rum and weighing about 100 grams. It usually has raspberry jam encircled by a ring of icing on top.

Quaint little cafe in old town Porvoo in the square with the museum is a nice place to take a break…read morefrom site seeing. Very rich hot chocolate and enjoyed the raspberry vanilla cream pastry which was not too sweet. Counter service is friendly and prices aren't too bad either. Recommended if visiting this town.

If you want a old school irish bar feeling with great beers and want to be in the old town of…read morePorvoo, this is the place to be. The staff is always welcoming, live music every once in a while and you can keep up with a great conversation here. Definitely one of my favorite places to be on a saturday night.

so if you ever visit Porvoo in the summertime, this is a great place to eat your ice-cream, drink a…read morecoffee of whatever,sit by the Porvoo river and watch the boats drive by. Warning for tourists and locals with dogs. In the winter this place is closed

Cozy coffee and tea shop in old Porvoo with plenty of seating, homemade chocolates and cakes, and…read moredelicious drinks. They had savoury pies like quiche as well as really beautiful cakes like the caramel cream pie that I tried. I also got a pot of white peach tea and the clerk was very helpful is choosing what type of tea I wanted. They also allow animals inside and very friendly, fast service. It was a great place to stop and rest during our day trip to Porvoo.

Nice atmosphere. Service was rushed/pressure at counter, even not so busy time. Tea cups all had…read moredirt inside, had to change to a coffee cup so 1 star for cleanliness. Desserts a bit too sweet. Tea and coffee were pretty good. Bathroom clean but small. Slightly high cost as well.

While in Provoo, Finland I loved being able to stop at this cafe for a quick rest and drink. It's…read morecalled the Cellar cafe and it's not a far walk over the bridge from where the primary parking lot is at the entrance to Provoo where the buses and cars park. The sign was clear and this spot was easy to find. They have the cutest little outdoor patio with about 10 tables. 5 on each side of door. A great spot to sit outside and people watch. Also of course the scenery is just lovely. I liked when you walk inside it really is like a cellar (hence the name). You walk down some steps that twist and it takes you to the main downstairs bar area where the cashier is with their little pastry and drink shelf. I was pleasantly surprised at how good the little snack bites looked. There were premade sandwiches, easy for on the go. They also had a few croissants and most impressive was their beautiful cakes! You could buy a slice. I regret not getting a slice but was watching my calories for the day. The day I came through they had carrot cake, mango cake, and blueberry cake. Yum. I ended up just ordering their recommended Somersby Cider. They had apple and pear, so I went with pear. Probably one of the best non-apple flavored ciders I've had in awhile. So refreshing! Loved the taste. Served in a wine glass with ice it was perfection. They also had coffees and lemonades here. As well as some beer and cocktails/mocktails. The gal working the register was super sweet and friendly. Also efficient and quick at getting your served and paid out at the main register. This place is a gem. Definitely stop by on your trip to Provoo for a snack and drink. Great patio and inside was cozy and cute enough, just a little too warm inside in the summer.

The cafe is nice…read more It has a terrace during summer time, and on the inside is small but really cosy and super fresh! There is a good beverages selection, but I must say the food selection is not so good. However since the place is small, its quite understandable that the place doesn't offer bigger meal options! Its more of a place to stop by and have a drink/coffee and a snack !

Coffee House is a place full of students most of the time, as it is in front of Haaga Helia…read moreUniversity. It Is not so close to downtown, so if you happen to be a tourist it might be difficult to find it unless you are walking close the tourist office and art factory as it is just in the same area. However it is a nice spot to have a short break with some snack, coffee , tea or even beer. I go there quite often with my daughter, as the place is spacious and they have baby seats. If you happen to stay there a bit longer you can try out their board games available in one if the high tables. Really friendly and bilingual staff. Prices are just the same you probably find in any coffee place. Nothing out of this world. It is also very convenient for school meetings as some tables are long enough to provide sitting spots for 5-6 persons.