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Two baristas at work behind the bar at Almanac, warm light on the espresso machine
A neighborhood coffee bar

Good coffee,
slow mornings.

Small-batch beans, pastries baked fresh each morning, and a corner table with your name on it.

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4.9 on Google312 reviews

Small-batch roasted
Baked fresh daily
Free wifi & cozy seats
Order ahead, skip the line
A pour-over dripper next to a cup of coffee, seen from above
Coffee of the month

Ethiopia Guji, natural process

Bright and fruit-forward, with notes that taste like summer in a cup. Roasted light to let the origin sing. Available as pour-over, cold brew, or by the bag to take home.

BlueberryJasmineStone fruitLight roast1,900 m
$5.00 a cup · $19 a bag
Brew it at home
  1. 122 g coffee, medium-fine, 350 g water at 94°C.
  2. 2Bloom with 50 g for 40 seconds.
  3. 3Pour in slow circles to 350 g by 2:00.
  4. 4Done around 3:15. Swirl, wait a minute, pour.
  1. 1100 g coffee, coarse, 1 litre cold water.
  2. 2Stir once, cover, leave in the fridge.
  3. 318 hours later, strain through a paper filter.
  4. 4Keeps a week. Serve over ice, cut with water to taste.
Freshly roasted beans pouring out of the roaster in a cloud of steam
Our coffee

Roasted in small batches, poured with care.

We source beans from growers we know and roast them a few pounds at a time on Tuesdays and Fridays, so every cup tastes the way it should. No rushing, no shortcuts, just good coffee served by people who love it.

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Single-origin roasts
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Pounds per batch, never more
2019
Family-owned since
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Sourced

Direct from four farms we have visited, paid above the fair-trade floor.

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Roasted

Twice a week, in the back room. Every bag has a roast date on it.

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Poured

Nothing older than 14 days off roast goes in the hopper.

This week at Almanac

More than a coffee stop

Small things we host every week. Free unless it says otherwise, and you can save a spot from here.

Cupping bowls and spoons lined up on a wooden table
Sat9:00 am

Saturday cupping

45 minutes · at the back bar

Taste this month's coffees side by side and learn what "stone fruit" actually means. We slurp loudly. You will too.

4 spots left
Hands pouring a rosetta into a cup of coffee
Tue6:30 pm

Latte art night

90 minutes · $25, milk and coffee included

Hearts first, then tulips. Bring nothing but patience. Six people per class so everyone gets the wand.

2 spots left
A woman playing acoustic guitar in a small café
Thu7:00 pm

Open mic Thursday

Doors at 6:30 · sign up at the counter

Ten-minute sets, acoustic only, decaf and pastries until 9. The audience is kind and the room sounds better than it should.

Free, just come
Kind words

Loved by the neighborhood

4.9
312 Google reviews
★★★★★

"Best flat white in town and the friendliest baristas. My morning doesn't start until I've been here."

Priya R. · Regular since 2021
★★★★★

"The cardamom buns are dangerous. Cozy spot to work, great wifi, and they actually remember your order."

Marcus T. · Local
★★★★★

"You can taste the care in every cup. The coffee of the month is always a treat. My favorite place to slow down."

Elena S. · Neighbor
★★★★★

"Took the latte art class for my birthday. Left with a wobbly tulip and a new Tuesday habit."

Dani K. · Latte art night
★★★★★

"Ordered ahead on my phone, walked in, my drink was on the counter with my name on it. Every time."

Jordan L. · Commuter
The people

Say hi when you come in

Three of us most mornings. We will learn your name by the second visit and your order by the third.

Nora, smiling behind the counter

Nora

Owner, opens at 6

Started Almanac in 2019 with one roaster and a lot of opinions about milk temperature.

Sam, holding the roast log

Sam

Head roaster

Roasts Tuesdays and Fridays. Keeps the log by hand. Will talk about Guji for as long as you let him.

Theo, in an apron, holding a cappuccino

Theo

Barista, latte art night

Three-time city latte art finalist. Teaches Tuesdays. Patient with wobbly tulips.

Good to know

Questions we get every day

Is there parking?
Free street parking on Larkspur Lane and the lot behind the pharmacy next door after 9am. Bike racks are out front.
Can I work here on a laptop?
Yes, the long table and the window seats are laptop-friendly all day, with outlets under the bench. On weekends we ask people to keep it to the back room after 10am so families can find a table.
Are dogs allowed?
On the patio, always. Inside, well-behaved small dogs are welcome. There is a water bowl by the door and a jar of treats on the counter.
Do you do catering or coffee for meetings?
Yes. Boxes of batch brew for 8 or 12, pastry trays and a portable pour-over bar for events. Give us a day's notice for boxes and a week for events. Call (555) 018-2274.
Do you sell gift cards?
At the counter in any amount, or digital ones we email to the person for you. They never expire.
What about allergies?
Our kitchen handles nuts, dairy, eggs and wheat. The granola bowl and the avocado toast can be made without cross-contact if you tell us first; the pastries cannot.
Visit us

Come say hello.

Open now

  • Monday to Friday7:00am to 6:00pm
  • Saturday8:00am to 6:00pm
  • Sunday8:00am to 3:00pm

142 Larkspur Lane, Riverbend · (555) 018-2274 · hello@almanaccoffee.com

Save a spot

Saturday cupping

We'll hold it for 10 minutes past the start. Cancel by text if plans change.

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