Coffee worth going back to in Calgary.

Cozy, dark-wood church setting for intimate dates; don't miss the HK Latcha.

Minimalist space for deep coffee dives, featuring an interactive Experience Bar and training room.

A neighbourhood coffee shop on 49 Ave SW, with dine-in and takeout.

Cozy, clean lab with knowledgeable baristas and beautiful, precise latte art.

Serene, minimalist space with earthy tones and a concierge-style greeting for exploring specialty coffee flights.

Cozy Sunnyside cafe for Ethiopian brews and truly impressive latte art.

Cycling café in Bridgeland serving locally roasted Fratello coffee, Corbeaux baking, and bike-shop community energy.

Roasts its own beans in a southeast industrial strip.

Inviting downtown cafe for remote work, known for their lavender matcha.

Historic brick warehouse is a moody, inviting gathering spot with a seasonal patio.

A Calgary roastery taproom pouring its own beans in the southeast.

Roasts in-house, pours a steady flat white in the southeast.

Minimalist, bright Kensington hub committed to ethical, direct-trade Colombian beans.

Their own roasts fuel a lively room where tables stay full through peak hours.

Cozy Korean spot for late-night coffee and photo booth memories.

Charming heritage space with reclaimed wood and brick, offering community-focused hand brews and front patio.

Hip-hop sandwich café with wood-fired eats, bold drinks, Saturday DJ sets, and a laid-back community feel.

Hip, retro interior with vinyl LPs and strong Fratello espresso on the Slayer.

Bright, lively social spot for groups with comfortable seating and consistently beautiful latte art.

Bright, minimalist space to gather, showcasing their WBC trophy.

Bright, minimalist wood shop; a bustling social hub famous for its almond croissant.

The much larger Britannia flagship is bright, minimalist, and serves exclusive brunch.

Bright, plant-filled neighborhood haven with a great patio for unwinding.

Hip, urban Mission spot featuring mid-century decor, outdoor seating, and a full night menu.

Roasts its own beans in Calgary’s Simmons Building by the river.

A homey space with lots of seating, lively on weekends, and bringing the neighbourhood together.

Cozy, rustic atmosphere and pet-friendly patio make this a true Lakeview community hub.

Plant-filled, homey neighborhood hub with mismatched furniture, a piano, and a relaxed, community-focused vibe.

Open, wood-and-brick design. Check out their adventurous pour-over bar.

Sleek, bright roastery with a steady hum of laptop workers and serious espresso.

The bright, high-ceilinged social hub is famous for its rare Clover coffee machines.