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Score: 32.41

, founded by Don and Linda Pickles, this year. Omaha recently became home to Felius, . Customers can get a cappuccino or daily brew from .

Score: 32.75

owner Ben Franklin selects most of the shop’s from farms in Central America. also roasts their own beans. “It’s a different approach to coffee with an emphasis on quality and preserving the fruitiness and sweetness and acidity that you get from the roast,” co-owner Austin Fogt told Tulsa World.

Score: 33.15

Durham is home to Duke University, with a wealth of college students to caffeinate. Locals flock to Cocoa Cinnamon, a micro-roastery that also serves freshly fried churros. For those who like jazz, is the place to go. The to the Duke University campus.

Score: 33.6

Tammy Jenkins and her daughter Lyndsey Hopkins, , recently collaborated with Crooked Fence Brewing . The small-batch roaster has the feel of a coffee shop, and the look of a brewery.

Score: 33.96

Buffalo, which had the fifth-lowest average price for a cappuccino, is home to local coffee roasters and . The Buffalo Bisons, however, with Dunkin Donuts, making the national chain the official coffee of its football team.

Score: 35.25

For those who want to break free of chain coffee shops, Cincinnati has some . For an , try Lydia’s on Ludlow. , a short walk from the University of Cincinnati, has been a neighborhood staple for 15 years.

Score: 35.84

Good News Brewing Co., a local beer bar, is called Alpha and Omega Roasting. The new spot will also offer coffee-infused beer. For those visiting the Art Foundry in St. Louis, stop into Picasso’s.

Score: 35.88

Try the made-from-scratch pastries at . The shop also roasts its own beans. for a pour-over or cold brew.

The Biggest Little City in the World might not be famous for its coffee, but visitors can in the Basement Marketplace, a collaborative hall where retail and food come together.

Score: 36.03

Texas may be famous for its barbecue, but the paleo or gluten-free Texan should for a snack with their coffee. Other Houndstooth, Royal Blue Grocery, and Mudsmith.

Score: 36.56

Raleigh is home to Slingshot Coffee Co., creators of one of the country’s . Slingshot now in black cherry cola and citrus vanilla cream.

Score: 36.61

To sample some local beans, . They source their coffee from in Colorado Springs and in Santa Cruz, California.

Score: 36.66

Newark ranked #1 among the cities with the most adult coffee drinkers. For those who want some history with their morning latte, , the city’s oldest coffee shop. They’ve been serving .

Score: 36.75

Plano residents like to drink their coffee at home. The city ranked #2 for cities with the highest number of households with coffeemakers. Purchase a pound of beans from and the roaster will contribute to the North Texas Bank’s “Food 4 Kids” program, which donates backpacks full of food to Plano children in need every Friday during the school year.

Score: 38

Visit Grow Coffee + Tea to get a to-go hot coffee, espresso, or latte. For cold options, try a speciality drink like the blended caramel vanilla or frozen peanut butter banana mocha.

Score: 38.11

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Score: 38.47

St. Paul has a shop for any coffee-lover. For those on the west side, try the Mexican mocha at . Get the nitro cold brew in Highland Park. and get a Leah’s Happy Place—a latte made with matcha, lavender, and pistachio.

Score: 38.84

This midwestern town is home to the University of Wisconsin. It has plenty of shops to , but there’s no shortage of cafes off-campus either. Bike-lovers can enjoy an espresso while watching . Animal product-free food fans can stop by to peruse the all-vegan pastry case.

Score: 39.01

President Barack Obama once stopped into Charmington’s in Baltimore, where customers can fuel up with a regular coffee, or get a . Visit to sip on coffee made with beans from Annapolis’ Ceremony Coffee Roasters and Baltimore’s own Zeke Coffee.

Score: 39.12

Sacramento's coffee scene in recent years. Some of the best locally owned shops include the award-winning Temple Coffee, Broadway Coffee, and The Mill.

Score: 39.32

In a place where it’s dark all the time for two months a year, coffee is a necessity. at Steamdot or get a cup made with beans from , a local roastery, at Side Street Espresso.

Score: 39.75

Like other California cities, Irvine has no shortage of places . Try a slow-dripped Vietnamese-style craft coffee at , a cold brew , or the iced sea salt coffee .

Score: 40.3

This Arizona town has . Head to to get some avocado toast along with a cold brew or a cappuccino. has a great shop where customers can get a coffee bean subscription sent monthly.

Score: 40.69

New Orleans may have been a little late to the speciality coffee game, but now there are . Congregation Coffee Roasters is that also offers a house beer. Head to , run by , for roasted-to-order beans or a fresh cup of coffee.

Score: 41.26

Fremont than any other city ranked. The average household shelled out $185 on coffee each year. The city also ranked in the top five for coffee manufacturers per capita. A few roasting companies that call Fremont home include the Mission Coffee Roasting Company, Fremont Coffee Roasting, and Devout Coffee.

Score: 42.26

It’s not hard to find in this Texas town. Local favorites include Al Vetro Coffee & Espresso Bar, Black Hole Coffee House, and AHH Coffee!

Score: 43.36

San Jose ranked #5 for households who spend the most on coffee. For those who want to try something different, visit . This offers a variety of signature drinks, including the Valencia: espresso, coconut, orange blossom water, vanilla, and milk.

Score: 43.56

Tampa has no shortage of Starbucks locations, but there are a number in the city. Try Sips Speciality Coffee House, Ginger Beard Coffee, and Buddy Brew Coffee.

Score: 43.77

In 1864, Pittsburgh-born brothers John and Charles Arbuckle started selling . The Arioso blend, also known as the , was the for decades. Now that coffee is mainstream, Pittsburgh is .

Score: 44.22

, Orlando's coffee shops run the gamut. Head to for coffee or cocktails, get a speciality latte , or take in open mic night .

Score: 44.32

Before taking a walk along the Hudson River, for a cup of Portland’s famous Stumptown coffee. The cafe’s menu, which changes based on the season, is . For a cold brew or a beer, .

Score: 44.37

Las Vegas is known for its glitz and gambling, but it’s not a bad place to , either. Get a bourbon vanilla latte at Aware Coffee & Tea Lounge or try the macadamia nut latte at PublicUs.

Score: 46.57

Since the coffee market here isn’t too saturated, Austin is a . It’s also a fun place to be a barista. , the Austin Coffee Society started a monthly latte art competition called “Thursday Night Throwdown.” Not interested in coffee art? Get a cup of coffee at local favorites Houndstooth Coffee, , or Fleet Coffee, a new shop that .

Score: 46.91

There is a that get high marks in Long Beach. serves the downtown crowd. For those in in the Carroll Park neighborhood, head to . In California Heights? .

Score: 47.19

, which opened in 1971, offers a European-style coffee experience. Dancing Goats Coffee Bar brings a little bit of the Pacific Northwest to the South. The coffee comes from Washington-based Roasters, which .

Score: 47.36

Miami is popular for its nightlife, which means people in the morning. At the , customers can try a “cupping”—a flight of three coffees. also offers a samples of their blends.

Score: 48

Hawaii is famous for its Kona coffee, which is . While caffeine-seekers can find Kona blends in Honolulu, outside of its state. uses beans from San Francisco’s Four Barrel along with some from Portland’s Coava. from Santa Cruz’s Verve.

Score: 49.65

, the high-end brand , started in Oakland in the early 2000s. The coffee chain now has locations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, Washington D.C., and Tokyo.

Score: 52.83

The Minneapolis coffee scene has . Cat-lovers can get a fresh cup while pondering a feline adoption at . People who need to get bike gear along with their coffee can .

Score: 52.97

Philadelphia's opened in 1702. The started in the city in the mid-1990s. Now, coffee lovers can take their pick from artisanal coffee shops, but if you just want the best in town, .

Score: 53.2

While Washington, D.C. doesn’t have the coffee cred of Portland or Seattle, it’s still . For a straightforward shop, in Georgetown. They roast their beans on-site.

Score: 53.31

The Boston Tea Party of 1773 is often said to be the point in history when . In 1916, the started in Boston. In 2018, Boston Magazine named Render .

Score: 53.45

Denver over the past decade, which makes it no surprise . Drink up in an industrial setting at , or sample coffees from around the world .

Score: 57.45

The Windy City may be known for its deep-dish pizza, but it’s ranked #3 for most donut shops. It’s also making a name for itself in with Intelligentsia Coffee, , and Dark Matter, on the Netflix show “Easy.”

Score: 57.78

San Diego has its share of . Try the vanilla-laced Americano at Better Buzz Coffee Roaster, or keep it simple with a coffee or espresso at Coffee Hub & Cafe.

Score: 61.86

Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf . The city recently became home to an called Cuties Coffee. Other Go Get Em Tiger, Dinosaur Coffee, and Civil Coffee.

Score: 64.74

New York, the city famous for emblazoned with “We Are Happy to Serve You,” grabs the top spot for most coffee shops and donut shops. It comes it at #3 for most adult coffee drinkers. For those , try the flat white at in Little Italy. to get coffee with a little history behind it: the cafe opened in Greenwich Village in 1929.

Score: 65.99

San Francisco households spend the each month. The city also ranks in the top five for most coffee shops and manufacturers. Folgers, Hills Bros., Philz Coffee, and Peet’s Coffee & Tea all started in the Bay Area, a place that loves to . Check out the offerings at Four Barrel, considered some of . Andytown Coffee Roasters .

Score: 67.04

This Pacific Northwest destination ranks second for most coffee and tea manufacturers. It has the fourth-highest concentration of coffee shops, and is fourth for most affordable. , which first opened in 1999, can now be found . The roaster was bought by major coffee retailer Peet’s Coffee & Tea in 2015.

Score: 68.58

Seattle takes takes the top spot for most coffee and tea manufacturers. It comes in third for most affordable coffee shops. The coffee town is home to , but is best-known as the birthplace of Starbucks, which . While the national chain is probably the most famous coffee shop, Seattle has plenty of other , including or Capitol Hill's .