What makes our coffee special?
Vedi Coffeeshop → A Taste of Baku's Past in the Present
We are located in the heart of Baku's historic Old City (Icherisheher), Vedi Coffeeshop serves specialty coffee in a fully restored 1880s stone building that keeps the spirit of the city alive. Here at Vedi we use only 100% Arabica beans, all rated 80+ on the SCA scale, meaning every cup is high-grade specialty coffee. The beans are freshly and locally roasted using the most modern equipment by SCA-licensed roasters who know their craft.
100%Arabica beans
80+On Speciality Coffee scale
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Need a break? A focus zone? A cozy place to hang out? What can you do at Vedi? Need a break? A focus zone? A cozy place to hang out? What can you do at Vedi? Need a break? A focus zone? A cozy place to hang out? What can you do at Vedi?
Vedi cafe is built for all that and more. Bring a book or take one from our library, open your laptop, host a casual business meeting, or just chill with friends - all with free Wi-Fi, peaceful vibes, and coffee worth sitting down for.
Why "Vedi"?
The name comes from Vedibasar, a historic region of Western Azerbaijan - a tribute to roots, culture, and heritage, now served in every cup.
How to Find Us in the Old City ?
Vedi Coffeeshop sits just a few steps from the famous Double Gates (Qala Qapısı) - the main entrance to Baku's Old City (Icherisheher). Right in the heart of centuries-old streets, it's the perfect stop for specialty coffee while exploring the city's most historic district.
Enter the Old City through the Double Gates. A few steps in, take the first right.
Keep walking until you see Salam Baku ahead of you and Qaynana Restaurant on your right. Turn left there, and Vedi is on the corner a few steps later, coffee already brewing.






Vedi shares its building with the Kilim Boutique Hotel, a quiet corner of the Old City where architecture, local culture and hospitality meet.
We're surrounded by major sights in the UNESCO-listed Old City, making Vedi a favorite for travelers, photographers, and anyone hunting for authentic places to explore in Baku.
What's special about the spot?
The building is not only old - it holds a piece of cinema history. The outer wall of Vedi appears in a scene from the Soviet classic The Diamond Arm, starring Yuriy Nikulin. Over time, that exact spot has become a quiet landmark for film lovers and curious visitors, who stop for a photograph and usually stay for a coffee.

