The top 20 cities in America
for coffee lovers
According to the study, the people of Fremont boast the highest spending on coffee per household at $186.85 per year.
Blue Bottle Coffee, one of the most recognizable names in the coffee game right now, originated in Oakland.
Constellation Coffee is a local favorite.
Flitch Coffee is emblematic of "Keep Austin Weird" — it's located inside a vintage Spartan trailer.
Brash Coffee has two locations — and one is located inside a repurposed storage container.
In a place like Disney World, the only way to go is iced coffee— and Joy of Tea at the China pavilion in Epcot even sells a boozy version called "Tipsy Ducks in Love." It has coffee, tea, bourbon, and (optional) whipped cream.
According to the study, Philadelphia has the third-most doughnut shops per capita of the cities surveyed (New York City and Chicago are tied for first).
There's no shortage of coffee to choose from in the Twin Cities. You can read more about them here.
It's not shocking that the party capital of the US has a strong coffee scene. Sunrise coffee is a local favorite.
In keeping with tradition, since Colorado was the first state to legalize recreational marijuana use, The Coffee Joint became the first coffee shop to allow marijuana use on its premises — essentially, it's BYO-weed.
Holsem Coffee, located in San Diego, has some innovative drinks on their menu, like La Vie en Rose, which is a cappuccino with rosewater, rose petal, honey, and cardamom.
Pavement Coffee started in 1998 as a single location near Fenway Park. Now, it has eight locations all over Boston.
WalletHub reported that Miami has the fifth-lowest average price per pack of coffee.
The Wormhole, a semi-sci-fi themed cafe, was named the best coffee shop in Illinois by Business Insider.
According to Yelp, Coffee Nature has some of the best latte art in Washington, DC.
LA Mag called The Butcher, The Baker, The Cappuccino Maker one of "LA's most Instagrammable coffee shops" — it's easy to see why.
Coffee giant Stumptown Coffee Roasters was founded in Portland, and now is available all over the world.
San Francisco is tied for first with New York City for the amount of highly-rated, yet affordable, coffee shops per capita.
Seattle, home of Starbucks, was named the best city for coffee lovers in 2017.
NYC was named the top city for coffee aficionados in 2018. New York tied for the most affordable and highly rated coffee shops per capita, and generally has the highest rate of coffee shops per capita — and tied with Chicago for most donut shops per capita.
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