Specialty coffee roasters
A directory of independent specialty coffee roasters, started in New Zealand and Australia and now covering 200+ shops across 30+ countries. Search by name, filter by country, and explore the map.
Whether you're seeking single-origin Ethiopian beans from a boutique Wellington roaster or a reliable espresso blend from an established Sydney operation, we provide the information you need to find your perfect coffee supplier.
Pins show roasters with known coordinates. City-level pins are approximate.
- Five Senses Coffee
Rockingham, Western Australia
- Rocket Coffee
Hamilton, Waikato
- Code Black Coffee
Brunswick, Victoria
- Flight Coffee
Wellington, Wellington
- Ona Coffee
Fyshwick, Australian Capital Territory
- KB
PARIS
- Monogram
Calgary, Alberta
- Homeground Coffee Roasters
Singapore
- C4 Coffee
Christchurch, Canterbury
- Subtext
Toronto, Ontario
- One Half
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
- Ozone Coffee Roasters
New Plymouth, Taranaki
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- Coffee Supreme
Wellington, Wellington
- Padre Coffee
Brunswick East, Victoria
- Archers
Maliha Road, Sharjah
- April
Solrød Strand
- Seven Seeds Coffee Roasters
Melbourne, Victoria
- Rumble Coffee Roasters
Kensington, Victoria
- Square Mile
London, England
- Sey
Brooklyn, New York
- Special Guests
LONDON, England
- Swerl
Falkenberg
- Micrology Coffee Roasters
Osborne Park, Western Australia
- Passenger
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- Mok
Leuven
- Common Man Coffee Roasters
Singapore
- Dark Arts
London, England
- Round Hill
Radstock, England
- Vanguard Coffee
Dunedin, Otago
- Hex
Charlotte, North Carolina
- Offshoot Coffee
Perth, Western Australia
- Bonanza Coffee Roasters
Berlin
- Cat & Cloud
Santa Cruz, California
- Wolff Coffee Roasters
Brisbane, Queensland
- St. Ali Coffee Roasters
SOUTH MELBOURNE, Victoria
- Market Lane Coffee
Brunswick East, Victoria
- Five Elephant
Berlin
- Coffee Alchemy
Marrickville, New South Wales
- La Cabra
Nordhavn
- Fjord Coffee Roasters
Berlin
- September
Ottawa, Ontario
- Axil Coffee Roasters
Hawthorn, Victoria
- Black & White
Raleigh, North Carolina
- Proud Mary Coffee
Collingwood, Victoria
- Kurasu
Kyoto-shi, Kyōto
- Standout
Stockholm
- Ilse
Canaan, Connecticut
- Koppi
Helsingborg
- Archetype
Omaha, Nebraska
- Assembly
London, England
Why Choose Specialty Coffee Roasters?
Specialty coffee roasters focus on quality, traceability, and flavour complexity that supermarket coffee simply cannot match. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, craft roasters source beans from specific farms and regions, roasting in small batches to highlight each coffee's unique characteristics.
New Zealand and Australia have developed world-renowned coffee cultures, with roasters pioneering techniques and direct trade relationships that benefit both farmers and consumers. Whether you prefer the bright, fruity notes of an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe or the chocolatey richness of a Colombian espresso blend, our directory helps you find roasters who excel in your preferred style.
What You'll Find in Our Directory
- ✓Detailed roaster profiles with location, philosophy, and specialties
- ✓Complete product catalogs updated regularly from each roaster
- ✓Price tracking to find the best deals on your favourite beans
- ✓Shipping information including free shipping thresholds
- ✓Single-origin and blend categorisation for easy browsing
- ✓Favourite roaster tracking to build your personal shortlist
Popular Coffee Regions to Explore
Our featured roasters source beans from the world's premier coffee-growing regions. Explore our World Coffee Origins Guide to learn about flavour profiles from Ethiopia, Colombia, Brazil, Kenya, and Guatemala. Understanding origin characteristics helps you select beans that match your taste preferences.
Ethiopian coffees, particularly from Yirgacheffe and Sidamo, are renowned for their bright acidity and floral notes. Learn more about Ethiopian coffee regions or explore our complete Colombian coffee guide to understand why these origins dominate specialty coffee menus.
Ethical Sourcing Matters
Many specialty roasters prioritise direct trade relationships and sustainable farming practices. These partnerships ensure farmers receive fair compensation while delivering exceptional quality to your cup. Learn more about certifications and ethical considerations in our Ethical Coffee Sourcing Guide, where we compare Fair Trade, Direct Trade, Rainforest Alliance, and Organic certifications.
Brewing the Perfect Cup
Finding great beans is just the beginning. The right brewing method unlocks their full potential. Whether you prefer pour-over clarity, espresso intensity, or French press body, our brewing guides help you extract the best from your specialty beans.
Compare and Save
Specialty coffee represents an investment in quality, but smart shopping helps your budget go further. Use our Bulk Savings Calculator to see how buying larger quantities affects your per-cup cost, or explore our Subscription Comparator to find regular delivery options that match your consumption.
New Zealand vs Australian Coffee Culture
While both countries share a passion for quality coffee, distinct differences exist. New Zealand's coffee culture, heavily influenced by Italian immigrants, tends toward darker roasts and flat whites. Australian roasters often experiment with lighter roast profiles and alternative processing methods. Our directory includes roasters from both sides of the Tasman, allowing you to explore these regional differences and discover which style suits your palate.
Looking for the best roasters in specific cities? Check our detailed guides for Auckland coffee roasters and explore our detailed roaster comparison tool to see how different roasters stack up on price, variety, and shipping.
Log the beans you buy
Track green inventory, roast batches, and Kaffelogic profiles alongside the shops in this directory.