Coffee Shops in Liverpool

Coffee & Fandisha, 5 Brick St, Liverpool, L1 0BL

Tucked away down a small side street in the heart of the Baltic Triangle (recently re-named Liverpool’s ‘creative quarter’), this tiny gem of a café is almost too good to share. Based on the Ethiopian tradition of serving freshly brewed coffee alongside popcorn and other ‘little bits and pieces’; expect dark, delicious flavours that can only be savoured.

Bold Street Coffee, 89 Bold Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 4HF

An independent coffee house that’s been going strong (in one form or another) since the late 1990s; the centrally located Bold Street Coffee is an all-time local favourite serving some of the best coffee in the city. Plus, amazing food.

Ryde Liverpool, Cains Brewery Village, Liverpool, L8 5XJ - Visit now

Housed within the proud red bricks of Liverpool’s historic Cains Brewery, and neighbouring The Royal Standard’s new home, Ryde is built upon a passion for bikes and great coffee.

PANNA Artisan Café & Eatery, Tithebarn St, Liverpool, L2 2LZ - Visit now

From doppios to Viennese and V60s to aero press; Panna treats coffee making as pure art (which it is). Experience the spicy, leathery sweetness of its own unique blend, and the staggering variety of brewing methods on offer. The hot cacao’s not bad either.

Filter + Fox, 27 Duke Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 5AP - Visit now

Housed in the former building of Liverpool’s much loved, much mourned Duke St Espresso, Filter & Fox is taking on the mantle of its predecessor.

Cow and Co, 15 Cleveland Square, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 5BE - Visit now

Though it began life as a design store offering unique gifts and homeware, Cow & Co. has evolved into one of Liverpool’s favourite daytime food and coffee spots. Its sustainably sourced beans are supplied by Origin in Cornwall – one of the country’s leading specialist coffee roasters – and change throughout each season.

92 Degrees Coffee, 24 Hardman St, Liverpool, L1 9AX - Visit now

Liverpool’s first combined micro roastery and coffee shop is housed in the city’s neoclassical Grade II listed Old Blind School building, and named after the optimum temperature for the extraction of espresso.

Unit 51, Jamaica Street, Liverpool, L1 0AF - Visit now

The beating heart of the Baltic Triangle; Unit 51 is a staple go-to when in need of a good place to relax, work or socialise over a decent cup of the steaming the good stuff.

Bluecoat, Bluecoat Chambers, School Lane, Liverpool, L1 3BX - Visit now

Great coffee can be as much about the setting as the taste. Unwind in Bluecoat’s relaxed café and garden before heading in to explore the gallery’s exhibitions.