What local coffee roasters do you xxx recommend?

Posted by NetworkHot8469@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 36 comments

I’ve tried Pact, Rave, Exhale, Bluebird , Monmouth coffee in London and some local ones from the South West. I’m hoping to discover some smaller regional coffee makers. Bonus if they are cheaper than here in the South, and extra bonus if they do 1kg bags.

I found some lovely Norfolk hot chocolate I would never have found without this sub.

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OdinForce22@reddit

Exchange Coffee. Sublime.

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leapyeardi@reddit

Caffeine Project

Horsham Coffee Roasters

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deathtoallbutbed@reddit

North Star and Dark Woods

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surreyade@reddit

Redber in Surrey. Bags up to 12kg too.

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Col0395@reddit

Origin

North Star (Leeds)

Maude (Leeds)

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George_Salt@reddit

Tropic Coffee - another Norfolk reccomendation

https://tropiccoffee.co.uk/

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ManeyLFC@reddit

UE coffee roasters

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rossburton@reddit

Origin are great, Silver Oak have some good (albeit not cheap) coffee, and I’m a big fan of Tug Boat in Truro who have some great coffee at reasonable prices.

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freckledotter@reddit

If you're looking for good and also good value I'd recommend Wogan from Bristol.

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Bolly_Eggs@reddit

Heartland Llandudno do very good single estate stuff

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Master-Trick2850@reddit

coffee as a whole has become much more expensive now

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NetworkHot8469@reddit (OP)

True. The last one I bought locally was £12 a small bag though (it was delicious).

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Fizl99@reddit

Flaming bean in Cheshire

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Character_Layer_5938@reddit

What's the hot choc lol

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NetworkHot8469@reddit (OP)

https://www.darkroomchocolate.com/collections/wholesale It’s flakes (alternative to Hotel Chocolat ones)

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dbxp@reddit

Origin are very good

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Webchuzz@reddit

https://www.cworks.co.uk/

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LilacRose32@reddit

Northstar in Leeds are decent

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Dismal-Ad-9958@reddit

Scenery - London

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Brianmcmullen79@reddit

Union

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RealMover@reddit

There are many great ones I've tried over the years. Origin, Workshop, Dark Arts, Coaltown, Scenery all spring to mind as the best I've had. And most recently Skylark, who are the only non-profit roaster I'm aware of.

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Callis_tow@reddit

Smith's Coffee company

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garethchester@reddit

Kaffeehaus and Fika in Durham are both well worth a look

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smushs88@reddit

I’ve been using these guys for a number of years now, quite often a decent roast will be on offer. Based in Guildford.

Redber

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jack853846@reddit

Smith St in Sheffield.

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zingyyellow@reddit

www.coaltowncoffee.co.uk is very nice if you're in the South Wales area

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Historical-Fun-7554@reddit

Heart & graft manchester but they supply all over

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Hercules-Rockefella@reddit

Exchange Coffee in Lancs, they've been around wayyy before coffee became super popular in this country

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G-reeper66@reddit

Skullcrusher is my go to for either beans or ground coffee, they're on FB if you want to have a look.

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JONXLR8@reddit

No.1 Coffee - Devon

Origin Coffee - Cornwall

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Capital-Register2815@reddit

If you're ever at Cornwall, check out Foundation coffee roasters. My husband and I love their beans and they have 1kg bags

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Visual-Economist5479@reddit

I really like Volcano - Sombra Have tried the others and always come back to this, is consistently very good.

Extra extra bonus as they do 2kg bags of whole beans.

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