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The Best Coffee In Your State

Not all caffeine is created equal.

allison.turner@live.longwood.edu
Dec 19, 2016
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Being a caffeine crazed college student, it does not take a lot for my mind to jump straight to coffee in the morning. If you're looking for a place to enjoy the best cup of joe around, you have come to the right place.

Alabama

The Bean: Auburn

Alaska

Dark Horse Coffee: Anchorage

Arizona

Copper Star Coffee: Phoenix

Arkansas

Arsaga's Espresso Cafe: Fayetteville

California

Old California Coffee House and Eatery: San Marcos

Colorado

Peak Place: Colorado Springs

Connecticut

Chesire Coffee: Cheshire

Delaware

Penn's Place: New Castle

Florida

Calusa Coffee Roasters: Fort Lauderdale

Georgia

Land of a Thousand Hills: Roswell/Atlanta

Hawaii

Kona Joe's: Kona

Idaho

Villa Coffeehouse: Idaho Falls

Illinois

Luau Coffee: Wasco

Indiana

Village House Coffee: Georgetown

Iowa

The High Ground Cafe: Iowa City


Kansas

Kansas Coffee Cafe: Olathe

Kentucky

Harden Coffee: Campbellsville

Louisiana

Coffee House: Sorrento

Maine

Tandem Coffee Roasters: Portland

Massachusetts

Render Coffee: Boston

Michigan

Astro Coffee: Detroit

Minnesota

Peace Coffee: Minneapolis

Mississippi

Koinonia Coffee House: Jackson

Missouri

Brick and Mortar Coffee: Springfield

Montana

Montana Coffee Traders INC: Kalispell

Nebraska

Beansmith Coffee Roasters: Omaha

Nevada

Sparks Coffee Shop: Sparks

New Hampshire

A&E Custom Coffee Roastery: Amherst

New Jersey

OQ Coffee: Highland Park

New Mexico

Pinon Coffee House: Albuquerque

New York

Best Bagel and Coffee: New York

North Carolina

Bald Guy Brew: Boone, NC

North Dakota

Coffee Break: Bismark

Ohio

Donkey Coffee & Espresso: Athens

Oklahoma

Vintage Coffee: Oklahoma City

Oregon

Heart: Portland

Pennsylvania

Square One Coffee: Lancaster

Rhode Island

Dave's Coffee Co: Providence

South Carolina

Coastal Coffee Roasters: Summersville

South Dakota

Essence of Coffee: Rapid City

Tennessee

Frothy Monkey: Franklin

Texas

Texas Coffee Traders: Austin

Utah

Alchemy Coffee: Salt Lake City

Vermont

Ungrounded Coffee Roasters: South Londonerry

Virginia

Shenandoah Joe: Charlottesville

Washington

Camano Island Coffee Roasters: Camano Island

West Virginia

The Wild Bean: Lewisburg

Wisconsin

The Coffee House at Chesnut & Pine: Burlington

Wyoming

Metro Coffee Company: Casper

Now I can't guarantee that your favorite coffee shop has made it, but feel free to add in the comments! Happy coffee-hopping!

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