Grab your morning pick-me-up at one of Bucks County's many coffee houses. Peer out the window at the small-town charm or scenic countryside surroundings while you enjoy a fresh brew!
Calm Waters Coffee Roasters is a small specialty coffee roaster and shop with locations in historic Bristol and Newtown. Enjoy a local baked good with your bottled beverage or hot or cold Ethiopia or Guatemala blend!
Located in the Shops at Valley Square in Warrington, Cowabunga Coffee Roasters makes their coffees with 100% Arabica beans with the highest grade level. Try the Bucks County Light Blend, or if you’re looking for something stronger, their Jersey Devil Blend. If you're looking for something more on the unique side, try the Tarrazu which has a hint of nuts and a sweet finish.
The General Store has been in continuous operation since the 1830s and today is known for its namesake Homestead Coffee Roasters brand. Sit down to a fresh brewed cup or take their Nitro Coffee with you as you explore the adjacent Delaware Canal State Park.
Located in Doylestown, Wheat & Vine is a specialty, gourmet food shop that offers the highest quality, most unique food items you can find in Bucks County and beyond. Make sure to try some of their house-made baked goods, like their famous quiche, or a seasonal treat.
Stop in to this chic and modern coffee house in Hulmeville. The building it resides in was built circa 1871. Check out their Frozen Cold Brew options, like their White Chocolate Lavender or Salted Caramel! Grab a Lavender Latte or Tiramisu Latte and select one of their find sandwiches, like Prosciutto & Mozzarella, to munch on.
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This shop not too far from Sesame Place® Philadelphia has an extensive menu with many lunch specials during the week. Enjoy a delicious coffee, like their seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte, with a great variety of meals to choose from with your dog by your side as Langhorne Coffee House is puppy friendly!
This contemporary, Asian-infused Doylestown café rivals one you’d find in the Philadelphia neighborhoods of Fishtown and Northern Liberties. Native is the perfect place to get work done alone and enjoy the view of Doylestown's Main Street! Try their Matcha, iced or hot, or grab a drip coffee and some Avocado Toast or a Holy Basil Breakfast Burrito, made with Thai-style eggs, pork stir-fry, Thai basil and jasmine rice.
Located in Lahaska and Pipersville, Amsterdam Coffee Bar bakes all desserts on the premises, and all are plant-based. Their coffee bar serves drip and pour over coffees, with delicious cold brews and matcha lattes.
Brewers here create the ultimate experience in every cup of Benfatto coffee. Benfatto is, after all, Italian for "well made." They source the finest beans from the world's top coffee growing regions and roast them to perfection for delectable drinks.
Prepare to take a step back in time at this shop just outside of Peddler’s Village. Their beans are forge-roasted in small batches over an open wood fire. Try beans from all over the world, like the Americas, Africa, Asia and their Jamaican Blue Mountain blend.
Mama Hawk’s Kitchen & Coffee, located in both Peddlers Village and the Michener Art Museum, is the perfect place to grab a cup of coffee in Bucks County. Mama Hawk's offers speciality coffees, fresh baked goods like cinnamon rolls and cookies, and wuick bites like paninis, pizzas and more. While sipping on your delicious drink, take a stroll through the village and get your shopping fix in.
Located on Main Street in Yardley in a historic building, the owners of Pretty Bird, John and Paul Cain, also own nearby Vault Brewing. Sip on specials like the Pistachio Vanilla Latte in winter, or opt for a classic Matcha Latte.
This small batch roastery in Richboro serves bags to pick-up from worldly beans, like Costa Rica West Valley “La Paz” blend, or Honduras Organic Swiss Water Decaf Legacy Plantation blend.
Located near Broken Goblet Brewing, this cozy café serves breakfast and lunch everyday until 3:00 PM. Make sure to try their delectable omelets, like the 0 Dark Thirty, that comes with home fries, pork role, bacon, cooper sharp cheese and smothered in Andouille sausage gravy.
Kaitlin Nasevich is Visit Bucks County’s Marketing and Communications Coordinator. She loves going out to eat with her friends and family and heading out to get ice cream afterwards. You can occasionally find her at the Newtown Bookshop checking out the newest selection they have to offer!
