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Specialty coffee in Foligno.

Roasters has 2 specialty cafés listed in Foligno so far. Small, but it is where the local scene starts.

2
Specialty cafés & roasters
#21
Rank among 89 cities in Italy
<1%
Share of all listings in Italy
#1,074
Global rank on Roasters
In numbers

Where Foligno sits on the map

Ranked joint #21 nationally, Foligno holds <1% of the specialty coffee listed in Italy, about 2 times the median city. Its closest neighbours in the ranking are Verona, just ahead with 3, and Albenga, just behind with 1.

On the global map, Foligno lists more specialty coffee than 56% of the 3,601 cities on Roasters.

Regionally, Foligno is #551 among 1,928 cities in Europe. Scenes of a similar size elsewhere in the region include Groningen (3), Isle of Skye (3) and Zell am See (3).

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Best coffee in Foligno

A quick test for any café in Foligno: ask what is on filter today. A specialty bar will name the origin, the process and often the producer, and brew it to order.

Reviews, photos and check-ins from the community decide how cafés in Foligno surface in the app. No paid placements, no sponsored pins.

  • Baristas who can talk through the menu
  • Roast dates within the last few weeks
  • Pour-over and espresso both on the menu
  • Single-origin or light-roasted blends
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FAQ

Questions about coffee in Foligno

How many specialty coffee shops are there in Foligno?

Roasters currently lists 2 cafés and roasters in Foligno, added and reviewed by the community. That is <1% of all specialty listings in Italy.

Which city in Italy has the most specialty coffee?

Milan leads with 46 cafés. Foligno ranks joint #21 of 89 cities with 2 cafés.

Which cities in Europe have a similar-sized coffee scene?

By café count on Roasters, the closest matches outside Italy are Groningen, Germany (3), Isle of Skye, United Kingdom (3) and Zell am See, Austria (3).

What counts as specialty coffee?

Specialty coffee is graded 80+ points on the Specialty Coffee Association’s 100-point scale. In practice it means traceable beans, lighter roasts that keep origin character, and baristas who dial in espresso and filter with care.

Can cafés pay to rank higher on Roasters?

No. Placement comes from community reviews, photos and check-ins. There are no sponsored listings.

Can I claim my café in Foligno on Roasters?

Yes. Owners, managers and staff in Foligno can claim their listing to manage hours, photos, menu and equipment, reply to reviews and post events or jobs.

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