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Best Coffee in Utrecht (2026) — 22 Coffee Bars & 51 Roasters

Looking for the best coffee in Utrecht? You’re in the right place. GrachtenBeans tracks 51 specialty coffee roasters die aan Utrecht zijn gekoppeld — van lokale namen zoals The Village Coffee & Music en Keen Coffee tot bekende Nederlandse roasters als Sprout Coffee Roasters, Brandmeesters, Bocca Coffee en Boot Koffie. In deze complete gids vind je branders, bonen en wat je betaalt per espresso als je de bonen zelf koopt: van €0.19/shot (€10.00/kg) at Keen Coffee to €5.74/shot (€302.00/kg) at Dutch BaristaWe update prices weekly based on the current bean prices from the roasters themselves. No sponsored rankings, no outdated data — just what’s genuinely worth tasting right now.

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Utrecht Coffee Price Index

Deze Week  (Week 25 · 2026):

Bean prices for home brewing · Per shot based on 19g · Updated weekly

  • Average €1.12 per shot (home brewing, 19g) · €58,92/kilo
  • Most affordable bean: Kenia Kirura at Brandmeesters — €0,10/shot · €5,26/kilo
  • Most expensive bean: Wakuli's Pack at Wakuli — €7,41/shot · €390,00/kilo

Top 5 Specialty Coffee Bars in Utrecht

Sorted by Google rating · Bars with a known roaster · Updated weekly

#Coffee BarRatingNeighbourhoodRoaster
1Vanneau Espresso Utrecht★★★★★4.8 (285)BinnenstadVanneau Espresso
2Fufu Coffee Studio★★★★★4.8 (185)NoordoostMellow Coffee Roasters
3Brandstof Lunchroom★★★★★4.7 (169)NoordwestDe Laat Coffee
4Vegitalian★★★★★4.6 (1975)BinnenstadDe Laat Coffee
5FLFL Utrecht Servetstraat★★★★★4.6 (614)BinnenstadVanneau Espresso

This ranking features coffee bars in Utrecht 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.

Prefer more choice? View all 22 coffee bars in Utrecht by neighbourhood ↓

Coffee Roasters in Utrecht: Where to Buy Specialty Coffee Beans?

Prijzen bijgewerkt: 21 June 2026 · Week 25

Utrecht has 51 specialty coffee roasters whose bean prices GrachtenBeans tracks weekly. The cheapest bean right now is Kiryama at Keen Coffee for €0.19 per shot (€10.00/kg). Click on a roaster below to view all beans, origins and current kilo prices.

We always compare the best-value package for each bean — usually a 1 kg bag, because it is cheaper per kilo than a 250 g bag. We calculate the shot price based on 19 grams of ground coffee per espresso.

B

Blanche Dael

Maastricht, Limburg
€€€
Beans
20 beans
Price/kg
€33–€140
Per shot
€0.63–€2.66

Bocca Coffee

Dronten, Flevoland
€€€
Beans
12 beans
Price/kg
€26–€39
Per shot
€0,49–€0,75

Boot Koffie

Baarn, Provincie Utrecht
€€€
Beans
22 beans
Price/kg
€15–€220
Per shot
€0,29–€4,18

Brandmeesters

Boesingheliede, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
17 beans
Price/kg
€5–€142
Per shot
€0,10–€2,69

C

Cook & Boon

Breda, Noord-Brabant
€€
Beans
11 beans
Price/kg
€33–€46
Per shot
€0,62–€0,87

D

Dagger Coffee

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€€
Beans
5 beans
Price/kg
€36–€55
Per shot
€0.68–€1.05

DAK Coffee Roasters

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€57–€80
Per shot
€1,08–€1,52

De Laat Coffee

Nieuwkuijk, Noord-Brabant
€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€5–€35
Per shot
€0,10–€0,66

Dutch Barista

Maastricht, Limburg
€€€€
Beans
19 beans
Price/kg
€38–€302
Per shot
€0.72–€5.74

E

Evermore

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland
€€€
Beans
15 beans
Price/kg
€35–€70
Per shot
€0,67–€1,33

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K

Keen Coffee

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€€€
Beans
24 coffees
Price/kg
€7–€167
Per shot
€0,13–€3,17

Keppler Koffie

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
16 beans
Price/kg
€36–€76
Per shot
€0,68–€1,44

Kiaterra

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€€€
Beans
3 beans
Price/kg
€52–€58
Per shot
€0.99–€1.10

Koffie & Ik

Amersfoort, Provincie Utrecht
€€€
Beans
1 bean
Price/kg
€55
Per shot
€1,04

L

M

Mellow Coffee Roasters

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland
€€€€
Beans
22 beans
Price/kg
€24–€250
Per shot
€0,45–€4,75

Mocca d'Or

Zwolle, Overijssel
€€€
Beans
43 beans
Price/kg
€28–€39
Per shot
€0,53–€0,75

Moto Coffee

Amersfoort, Provincie Utrecht
€€
Beans
14 beans
Price/kg
€22–€44
Per shot
€0,42–€0,84

Moyee Coffee

Addis Ababa
Beans
8 beans
Price/kg
€35
Per shot
€0,67

N

Nordkapp Coffee

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€€
Beans
16 beans
Price/kg
€38–€180
Per shot
€0.73–€3.42

P

Peeze

Arnhem, Gelderland
€€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€33–€70
Per shot
€0,63–€1,33

Pure Africa Coffee

Veenhuizen, Drenthe
€€
Beans
6 beans
Price/kg
€23–€225
Per shot
€0,43–€4,28

R

Rubinati Koffie

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€
Beans
2 beans
Price/kg
€30
Per shot
€0,57

S

Santas Koffie

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland
€€
Beans
12 beans
Price/kg
€26
Per shot
€0,49

Shokunin Coffee

Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland
€€€€
Beans
24 coffees
Price/kg
€39–€90
Per shot
€0,75–€1,71

Simon Lévelt

Haarlem, Noord-Holland
€€€€
Beans
28 bonen
Price/kg
€27–€76
Per shot
€0.52–€1.44

Smit & Dorlas

Mijdrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€7–€66
Per shot
€0,13–€1,25

Sprout Coffee Roasters

Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant
€€€€
Beans
35 beans
Price/kg
€35–€120
Per shot
€0,67–€2,28

Stean’s Beans

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
€€€
Beans
13 coffees
Price/kg
€36–€60
Per shot
€0,68–€1,14

T

V

W

Wakuli

Watergang, Noord-Holland
€€
Beans
9 beans
Price/kg
€12–€390
Per shot
€0,22–€7,41

Wonder Beans

Utrecht, Provincie Utrecht
€€€
Beans
6 beans
Price/kg
€29–€35
Per shot
€0,56–€0,67

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30ML Coffee Roasters

Nijkerk, Gelderland
€€€
Beans
4 beans
Price/kg
€38–€49
Per shot
€0,73–€0,94

Coffee Bars in Utrecht on the Map

Coffee in Utrecht by Neighbourhood

FAQ: Coffee in Utrecht

How many coffee roasters are there in Utrecht?

Utrecht has 51 specialty coffee roasters die in de database aan de stad zijn gekoppeld. Daaronder zitten Utrechtse namen zoals Keen Coffee (24 beans), The Village Coffee & Music (8 beans) and Ohøj Coffee Roasting, maar ook roasters met een breed landelijk aanbod zoals Sprout Coffee Roasters (35 beans), Simon Lévelt (27 beans), Brandmeesters (16 beans) and Boot Koffie (15 bonen). Zo kun je in Utrecht kiezen uit betaalbare blends, decaf-opties en uitgesproken single origins.

What does specialty coffee cost in Utrecht?

The price of specialty coffee in Utrecht ranges from €0.19/shot (€10.00/kg) to €5.74/shot (€302.00/kg), gebaseerd op de actuele bonenprijzen in de database. Betaalbare opties vind je onder meer bij Keen Coffee, met Kiryama voor €0,19/shot (€10,00/kg), Danche voor €0,21/shot (€11,05/kg) en Naranjo voor €0,22/shot (€11,58/kg). Ook Manhattan Coffee Roasters heeft een lage instap met El Paseo voor €0,38/shot (€20,00/kg), terwijl Peeze Best Collect Daterra Brazilië aanbiedt voor €0,41/shot (€21,58/kg). Aan de premiumkant lopen de prijzen op bij Dutch Barista, met Nicaragua Finca Idealista voor €5,74/shot (€302,00/kg), en bij Mellow Coffee Roasters, waar bonen oplopen tot €4,75/shot (€250,00/kg).

Which coffee roaster in Utrecht has the most beans?

Sprout Coffee Roasters has the largest selection, with 35 beans. Andere branders met een breed aanbod voor Utrecht zijn Simon Lévelt (27 beans), Keen Coffee (24 beans), Black Coffee and Supplies and Shokunin Coffee (beide 19 bonen), plus Brandmeesters and Mellow Coffee Roasters (beide 16 bonen). Kleinere vermeldingen zoals Cook & Boon, Darras Coffee Roasters and Bocca Coffee Roasters hebben elk 1 boon met prijsdata en focussen juist op een beperkt aanbod.

Where can you find the cheapest specialty coffee in Utrecht?

You’ll find the cheapest specialty coffee at Keen Coffee: Kiryama bij Keen Coffee — €0,19/shot (€10,00/kg). Andere betaalbare bonen van Keen Coffee are Danche for €0.21/shot (€11.05/kg), Naranjo for €0.22/shot (€11.58/kg) and Solola for €0.34/shot (€17.89/kg). Also Manhattan Coffee Roasters heeft een scherpe optie met El Paseo voor €0,38/shot (€20,00/kg), terwijl Peeze Best Collect Daterra Brazilië aanbiedt voor €0,41/shot (€21,58/kg).

All About Coffee in Utrecht

A city steeped in coffee aroma

Utrecht breathes coffee. A roasted aroma drifts through the streets, drawing in residents and visitors alike. A growing number of coffee spots shows how flavour, craftsmanship and diversity go hand in hand across the city.

Historic roots and meeting places

From early on, travellers and city residents found one another in coffee houses, where they could warm up, exchange news and pause for a moment. These places showed how coffee, connection and movement through the city reinforced one another.
The presence of roasteries and distribution hubs also helped shape the local coffee culture. For many people, the smell of freshly roasted coffee became a familiar part of the cityscape, turning coffee into a natural social ritual.

The rise of specialty coffee

The third wave of coffee brought greater attention to origin, roasting, brewing methods and presentation. Latte art, single-origin beans and carefully dialled-in espressos made coffee more than a quick drink. In this way, the city grew into a place where curious drinkers can discover new flavours and brewing styles.

Innovative bars and roasters

Different kinds of coffee spots have left their mark on the city:
– Pioneering coffee bars with a strong focus on atmosphere and craftsmanship
– Roasteries that emphasise transparent sourcing and careful roasting
– Neighbourhood cafés where community and hospitality take centre stage
– Living-room-style spaces where coffee, music and conversation come together
– Small-scale concepts that experiment with flavour, presentation and experience
These places show how craftsmanship, identity and neighbourhood spirit can come together to set new standards. Many serve coffees with a clear sense of origin and involve customers through tastings, explanations of brewing methods and practical coffee knowledge.

Coffee events as meeting places

Events keep coffee culture alive. Think tasting afternoons, barista competitions, workshops and cultural collaborations where coffee spots temporarily transform into meeting places for music, theatre, conversation and flavour. In this way, coffee and culture merge, revealing just how deeply coffee is rooted in local social life.

Evolving taste and sustainability

Coffee drinkers are making increasingly conscious choices. Origin information, flavour profile and brewing method play a bigger role in how people choose their coffee. Single-origin beans are gaining ground because differences in soil, climate and processing can be clearly noticeable in the cup. Plant-based milk has also become a familiar alternative for many visitors, aligning with broader sustainable choices.
– Reusable cups are encouraged
– Spent coffee grounds are increasingly given a second life
– Cafés are communicating more actively about origin, supply chains and environmental impact
These steps are part of a broader shift towards less waste and help keep the sector future-proof.

Opportunities for entrepreneurs

For entrepreneurs, there is still room for thoughtful coffee concepts. Local audiences value authenticity, story and quality over volume. Investing in transparent sourcing, barista training and neighbourhood engagement increases the chances of building a lasting place in the city’s coffee culture.
Collaborations with cultural initiatives, temporary pop-ups and local makers can create extra visibility. A sustainable approach, such as reusable packaging, energy-efficient equipment and mindful waste management, aligns with urban ambitions and changing consumer expectations.

Closing thought

Utrecht shows that history and innovation can go hand in hand with ease. From early coffee houses to modern specialty concepts, coffee remains the social glue of the city. Anyone who explores the local coffee culture will find a curious audience open to new flavours, fair supply chains and a good story in every sip.



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