NL Looking for the best coffee in Groningen? You’re in the right place. GrachtenBeans tracks 26 specialty coffee roasters die aan Groningen zijn gekoppeld, van lokale namen tot bekende Nederlandse specialty roasters. In deze complete gids vind je de branders, hun actuele bonen en wat je betaalt per espresso als je de bonen zelf koopt: van ¤0.22/shot (¤12.50/kg) for Ethiopia Brazil from Cook & Boon to £3.89/shot (£216.00/kg) voor Jose Jijón van Manhattan Coffee Roasters. Prijzen worden bijgewerkt op basis van de actuele bonenprijzen van de branders zelf. Geen sponsored rankings, geen oude data — alleen een actueel overzicht van koffie die aan Groningen is gekoppeld.
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Coffee Price Index Groningen
Deze Week (Week 45 · 2026):
Bonenprijzen voor thuisgebruik · Per shot op 18g · Wekelijks bijgewerkt
- Gemiddeld €0,89 per shot (thuisbereiding, 18g) · €49,55/kilo
- Most affordable bean: Koffie Proefpakket at Cocodori — €0,21/shot · €11,67/kilo
- Most expensive bean: Jose Jijón at Manhattan Coffee Roasters — €3,89/shot · €216,00/kilo
Top 5 Specialty Coffee Bars in Groningen
Sorted by Google rating · Bars with a known roaster · Updated weekly
| # | Coffee Bar | Rating | Neighbourhood | Roaster |
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| 1 | Luhu | ★★★★★4.9 | City Centre | Black & Bloom |
| 2 | Moi! | ★★★★★4.9 | Oud-Noord | KOSU Koffiebranderij |
| 3 | Gebrand en Bakker | ★★★★★4.8 | Oud-Oost | KOSU Koffiebranderij |
| 4 | GROPO Bouldergym | ★★★★★4.7 | Nieuw-Oost | Black & Bloom |
| 5 | Bistro Boys | ★★★★★4.7 | City Centre | Cocodori |
This ranking features coffee bars in Groningen that use specialty beans
from a Dutch roaster in our catalogue. Sorted by Google rating with more than 50 reviews. Missing a coffee bar? Send us a tip — we’re constantly expanding our database.
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Coffee Roasters in Groningen: Where Can You Buy Specialty Coffee Beans?
Prijzen bijgewerkt: 8 November 2026 · Week 45
Groningen is home to 26 specialty coffee roasters whose bean prices GrachtenBeans tracks weekly. The cheapest bean at the moment is Ethiopia Brazil at Cook & Boon for £0.22 per shot (£12.50/kg). Click on a roaster below to view all beans, origins, and current price per kilo.
We always compare the most cost-effective packaging per bean – usually a 1 kg bag, as it is cheaper per kilo than a 250 g bag. We calculate the shot price based on 18 grams of ground coffee per espresso.
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A Matter of Concrete
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Black & Bloom
BlackStock Coffee
Blanche Dael
Brute Bonen
Buscaglione Espresso
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Cocodori
Cook & Boon
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DutchBeans
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Five Ways Coffee Roasters
Friedhats Coffee Roasters
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Giraffe Coffee Roasters
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Heilige Boontjes
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Koffiestation
KOSU Koffiebranderij
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Laurens Coffee
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Maalwerk Koffie
Manhattan Coffee Roasters
Mr. Mofongo
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Sama Stads Koffiebranderij
Simon Lévelt
Single Estate Coffee Roasters
Smit & Dorlas
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Van Balen Koffie
Vanneau Espresso
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Wakuli
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30ML Coffee Roasters
Coffee Bars in Groningen on the Map
Coffee in Groningen by Neighbourhood
- 23 coffee bars
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City Centre
Groningen Centrum combines historic trading places, student rhythms and specialty coffee. From Black & Bloom to market roasters and plant-based cafés, coffee here is a craft product, study spot and piece of social infrastructure.
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Glimmen-Onnen-Noordlaren
A rural coffee landscape around Appelbergen and Zuidlaardermeer, with a pavilion, village bakery, and seasonal bistros. There is no micro-roaster, but dry weekends between 10:30 and 15:30 get busy, especially with walkers, cyclists, and families.
- 1 coffee bar
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Haren-Oost e.o.
A neighbourhood-first coffee landscape around Anjerplein, De Mikkelhorst, and De Mellenshorst, with short coffee moments, a family focus, and circular initiatives such as oyster mushrooms grown on coffee grounds; for third-wave coffee, residents head to Haren-centrum or Groningen.
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Haren-West e.o.
An overview of coffee in Haren-West: Rijksstraatweg and Raadhuisplein form the core, with a bakery café, brasserie, reading café and Hortus. The focus is on everyday coffee, plant-based milk, sustainability and reliable go-to spots.
- 1 coffee bar
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Hoogkerk e.o.
In Hoogkerk and the surrounding area, coffee is mainly an accessible neighbourhood amenity. The village hall, library, community restaurant and local hospitality venues connect coffee with meeting others, care, affordability and daily routine.
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Meerdorpen
Meerdorpen brings together villages on the edge of Groningen, with coffee centred around the eetcafé, sports bar, and seasonal kiosk. Specialty coffee is absent, residents head into the city instead, and sustainability and village rhythms shape the offering.
- 2 coffee bars
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Meerstad and surrounding area
In the young neighbourhood of Meerstad, an outdoor-oriented coffee culture is growing around SuperHub and the Woldmeer. Terraces, kiosks and micro-roaster Melos Coffee serve residents, with peaks around events and clear opportunities for a family-friendly specialty bar.
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Midden-Zuid
In Midden-Zuid Groningen, coffee forms a calm daytime culture around bakeries, brasseries and the Sterrebos. Peak hours are in the morning and afternoon, with regular meeting places, office traffic around Kempkensberg and a pragmatic approach to sustainability.
- 2 coffee bars
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Nieuw-Noord
Nieuw-Noord does not have a busy coffee scene, but it does have a practical coffee culture centred around shops, campus life and neighbourhood meet-ups. Here, coffee connects students, residents and visitors.
- 3 coffee bars
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Nieuw-Oost
Nieuw-Oost has a functional coffee culture built around community centres and the Kardinge sports complex. Coffee peaks after training and during shopping trips, with hotspots in Lewenborg and Ulgersmaborg and growing attention to reusable cups since 2024.
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Nieuw-West
Nieuw-West is building a coffee culture around community centres, harbour terraces and EM2. The focus is on daytime coffee, local meetups and seasonal peaks, with addresses along the Reitdiephaven and ’t Vinkhuys as a long-standing anchor point.
- 1 coffee bar
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Noordoost
Coffee in Noordoost Groningen is above all social, practical and local. Community centres, lunch cafés and rest stops turn coffee into an accessible moment for connection.
- 1 coffee bar
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Oud-Noord
Oud-Noord in Groningen is growing as a coffee district through neighbourhood-focused cafés, workspaces and social meeting spots. Here, coffee connects students, families, hospitality venues and local initiatives.
- 2 coffee bars
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Oud-Oost
Oud-Oost has a small-scale, neighbourhood-focused coffee scene with a micro-roastery, local coffee bars, and UMCG cafés. The focus is on speed, affordability, and social cohesion, with workshops, coffee mornings, and practical sustainability.
- 3 coffee bars
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Old West
Oud-West Groningen is all about coffee as a social ritual: from neighbourhood cafés and park visits to laptop work, plant-based brunch and creative workshops.
- 1 coffee bar
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Old South
Oud-Zuid Groningen is not a coffee destination, but a district where coffee brings residents, students, volunteers and culture-goers together every day.
- 1 coffee bar
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Ten Boer e.o.
A profile of coffee culture in and around Ten Boer: village cafés as social anchors, addresses and figures, with a focus on daytime and weekend moments, families and the 65-plus crowd, short supply chains, bike-friendly routes and opportunities for accessible, family-friendly programming.
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Ten Post e.o.
Ten Post and the surrounding area have a village-oriented coffee culture centred on the mill, café, church hall, and village hall. There are no third-wave bars, but there is terrace coffee at De Olle Widde, own-label beans in Winneweer, and coffee mornings.
- 2 coffee bars
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Zuidoost
Groningen Zuidoost is primarily a practical coffee district for work, meetings, education, events and mobility, with room to grow around Station Europapark and the Boumaboulevard.
- 1 coffee bar
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Zuidwest
In Zuidwest Groningen, coffee revolves around daily routines, connection and proximity. From Overwinningsplein to Hoornse Meer, the district shows how coffee works as a social engine for the neighbourhood.
FAQ: Coffee in Groningen
Groningen has 26 specialty coffee roasters die aan de stad zijn gekoppeld. Het aanbod loopt uiteen van branders met een compact assortiment, zoals Black & Bloom and Van Balen Koffie met elk 2 bonen, tot grotere assortimenten zoals Manhattan Coffee Roasters with 20 beans, Maalwerk Koffie and Simon Lévelt with 23 beans each. Friedhats Coffee Roasters heeft met 28 bonen het grootste assortiment binnen deze selectie.
De prijs voor specialty koffie die aan Groningen is gekoppeld loopt van ¤0.22/shot (¤12.50/kg) for Ethiopia Brazil from Cook & Boon to £3.89/shot (£216.00/kg) voor Jose Jijón van Manhattan Coffee Roasters. Betaalbare opties zijn onder meer Buon Gusto van Sama Stads Koffiebranderij voor €0,24/shot (€13,33/kg), Daily Drip van Cocodori voor €0,33/shot (€18,33/kg) en Samba van Laurens Coffee voor €0,39/shot (€21,67/kg). Aan de hogere kant staan specialty lots zoals Brazil Exceptional set — Fazenda Guariroba van A Matter of Concrete voor €1,68/shot (€93,33/kg) en Guatemala – Buena Vista van Single Estate Coffee Roasters voor €2,34/shot (€130,00/kg).
Friedhats Coffee Roasters — 28 beans. Daarmee heeft Friedhats Coffee Roasters het grootste assortiment van de aan Groningen gekoppelde branders. Andere branders met een breed aanbod zijn Maalwerk Koffie and Simon Lévelt met elk 23 bonen, Manhattan Coffee Roasters with 20 coffees and Blanche Dael with 13 beans.
Cheapest bean: Ethiopia Brazil at Cook & Boon — €0.22/shot (€12.50/kg). Andere voordelige opties zijn Buon Gusto van Sama Stads Koffiebranderij voor €0,24/shot (€13,33/kg), Daily Drip van Cocodori voor €0,33/shot (€18,33/kg) en Samba van Laurens Coffee voor €0,39/shot (€21,67/kg). Ook Gemoedelijk en Attent van DutchBeans behoren tot de betaalbare keuzes, beide voor €0,43/shot (€23,89/kg).