These Are the Best Cities in America to Get a Cup of Coffee

Joanna Fantozzi
Updated

Whether you’re a Starbucks fan, Dunkin’ aficionado, or prefer a local café, most of us have strong opinions on coffee. Just in time for National Coffee Day today, WalletHub detailed the top 20 cities in America to get a cup of joe.

Wallet Hub used 12 key metrics including number of coffee shops per capita, the average price of a cup of coffee, and the amount of times coffee popped up in a Google search. The No. 1 city for a cup of coffee is Portland, Oregon, followed by Seattle — the unofficial coffee capital of America — while Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, and Orlando, round out the top five.

The 10 Best Coffee Chains in America

Here are the rest of the cities, ranked:

  1. Portland, Oregon

  2. Seattle

  3. Minneapolis

  4. Pittsburgh

  5. Orlando

  6. San Francisco

  7. New Orleans

  8. Madison, Wisconsin

  9. Cincinnati

  10. Scottsdale, Arizona

  11. Oakland, California

  12. St. Louis

  13. Tampa, Florida

  14. Atlanta

  15. Boise

  16. Anchorage, Alaska

  17. Denver

  18. Reno, Nevada

  19. Honolulu

  20. Miami

The same survey found where the cheapest pack of coffee was (Hialeah, Florida), where the most expensive cappuccino was (San Jose, California), where there’s most coffee shops per capita (San Francisco), and where there’s the fewest (Fort Worth, Texas).