Coffee Roasters in United States

North Carolina roaster founded by two US Barista Champions.

Bay Area roaster that fused obsessive freshness with minimalist design and global scale.

Long-running independent New York roaster and café group with a cult following.

Portland single-origin specialist known for clarity and the Kone metal filter.

North Carolina roaster known for sustainability leadership and rigorous coffee education.

Pioneering woman- and LGBT-owned California roaster and certified B Corp.

The roastery of a true coffee elder statesman, devoted to terroir and clarity.

Portland roaster that brought a clean, Nordic-influenced light-roast aesthetic to the US West Coast.

Chicago founder of US direct trade and a training ground for a generation of coffee professionals.

Grand Rapids roaster that put Midwest specialty coffee on the national map.

Greenville, South Carolina roaster known for design-led cafés and balanced roasting.

Northwest Arkansas roaster turned competition powerhouse and design-forward specialty leader.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania roaster known for refined coffee and a serious tea program.

Mission District pioneer that helped launch San Francisco's third-wave movement.

Rural Wisconsin roaster celebrated for clean, expressive, seasonal coffees.

Bushwick roaster known for ultra-clean light roasting and a striking minimalist aesthetic.

San Francisco roaster known for its cathedral-like SoMa flagship and warm, balanced roasting.

The Portland pioneer that helped define American third-wave coffee and direct trade.

Santa Cruz roaster blending California surf culture with serious farm-level sourcing.