Oslo: Tim Wendelboe and Fuglen coffee. When I used to live in Copenhagen: Prolog and Coffee Collective
I'd like to add Supreme Roastworks as well. And if we're including Norway in general I've had some really good coffee from Langøra Kaffebrenneri
We're going on a cruise next year from Reykjavik to London, with ports in Alesund, Geiranger, and Bergen. I'll have to keep my eyes out for any of the above. Thanks!
I was just in Bergen and I had Langøra at a small, cosy café. "Det Lille Kaffekompaniet". It's close to Fløibanen, which is a sort of railway up to the top of Fløyen which has a beautiful of the city of Bergen. Also worth a visit of the weather is nice.
We're from all over the world, here's mine for Bulgaria. The top 5 largest cities are about 4-5 hours away from each other by car so it's all "local".
Same. Stumptown
We also drink our coffee sideways up here in the upper left. The 45th parallel is crazy.
Finland 🇫🇮
Helsinki
Lappeentanta
Turku
Shit dude, you get around!
I have visited most of them and fortunately all of them (and many more) have a roast to order service with one or two day delivery.
It’s fun to experience different roasters and beans as they are so easily accessible here.
All in the Sacramento California USA area more or less
Im new to Chicago. Any recommendations here?
I recommended Metropolis. I've never actually had their roasted coffee, but when I was roasting somewhere that did regional exclusives on certain lots they would frequently be the ones with a lot I had but in the Midwest. So I can say for certain they're at least buying really good coffee.
thanks!
In Scotland that I've tried, Figment in Aberdeen, Glen Lyon in Aberfeldy, Roaring Stagg in Ballater, particularly love their Dark Lochnagar blend done to the second crack, great cup of coffee
Dallas, TX area:
Pretty sure all 3 have some kind of online shipping option too.
Atlanta, GA: In order of preference
I've never been to Atlanta so I can't comment on the others, but I used to work with one of the East Pole founders back when I was roasting in Phoenix and I only have good things to say.
What a small world! The people at East Pole are super passionate about their coffee. Every time I go, I chat with the staff there and they always ask about my brewing setup, what ratios of coffee to water I’m using, etc. You can tell they all love what they do.
Bay Area:
Here's some of my favorites in Massachusetts:
Rail Trail Roasters in Maynard (very small)
Broadsheet in Cambridge
New discovery from the Berkshires (western Mass): No. Six Depot
Vancouver, BC
Current favs:
House of Funk Also a pretty top notch brewery; lives up to the name (lots of funky/unusual flavours).
Rocanini Was recently wowed by their very lightly roasted fruit bomb from Burundi.
Drive up a bit further on the eastern shore and check out Rise Up. They have a number of physical locations to go to. Great food at most of them too.
We head up via the Eastern Shore to Annapolis with our Motorhome all the time. I noticed they have two locations in Annapolis, and we'll be there for Labor Day Weekend - so I will definitely check them out!
Their frozen hot chocolate is delicious too.
Thanks for the steer. They are now a go-to on our way back down to VA Beach when we camp in Annapolis.
You are welcome! What did you end up getting?
UK Midlands - Yellow Bourbon in Northampton, Outpost in Nottingham
In the UK: UE Coffee Roasters, in Oxfordshire!
Minneapolis:
North West of the UK - Atkinsons Coffee in Lancaster
Their São Francisco coffee has been my daily driver for the last 2 years.
☕ - The hot beverage that powers the world!
Coffee gadgets - It's always great to learn about new gadgets. Please share your favorite hardware or full setups. It might inspire newcomers to experiment!
Local businesses - Please promote your local businesses. If you are not the owner of the business you are promoting, kindly ask the owner if it's okay. It would be great if the business has a physical store to include an exterior or interior shot.