Specialty coffee in Strasbourg.
Strasbourg has 18 specialty cafés and roasters on Roasters. That is a compact scene, but a real one, and the community keeps adding to it.
Where Strasbourg sits on the map
In Europe, Strasbourg ranks #100 of 1,928 cities on Roasters, in the same size band as Ceske Budejovice, Gdynia and Zaragoza.
Ranked joint #8 nationally, Strasbourg holds 2% of the specialty coffee listed in France, about 18 times the median city. One step up the national table is Nantes (20 cafés); one step down, Lille (17 cafés).
That places Strasbourg in the top tenth of cities worldwide on Roasters, at #211 of 3,601.
12 more listings would give Strasbourg its own themed guides on Roasters, which unlock at 30 cafés.
Best coffee in Strasbourg
Good specialty coffee in Strasbourg tends to come from small, owner-run places: a short menu, beans roasted within the last few weeks, and someone behind the bar who can tell you where they were grown. The community has found 18 such spots so far.
A quick test for any café in Strasbourg: ask what is on filter today. A specialty bar will name the origin, the process and often the producer, and brew it to order.
- Beans for sale to brew at home
- Baristas who can talk through the menu
- A grinder dialled in daily
- Roast dates within the last few weeks
Find every specialty café
in Strasbourg.
See all 18 cafés in Strasbourg on one map, check opening hours, and keep your own list of favourites. Free on iOS and Android.
About specialty coffee in Strasbourg
How big is the specialty coffee scene in Strasbourg?
There are 18 cafés and roasters in Strasbourg on Roasters, which ranks the city joint #8 in France and #211 worldwide.
How does Strasbourg compare with other cities in France?
Strasbourg ranks joint #8 of 151 cities on Roasters in France. The median city there lists 1 café; Strasbourg lists 18.
What other cities in Europe are comparable to Strasbourg for coffee?
Looking only at the number of specialty cafés listed, Ceske Budejovice (Czech Republic), Gdynia (Poland) and Zaragoza (Spain) are the nearest peers to Strasbourg in the region.
Can cafés pay to rank higher on Roasters?
No. Placement comes from community reviews, photos and check-ins. There are no sponsored listings.
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.
Does the Roasters app cost anything?
The app and the full café map are free. Roasters Pro is an optional upgrade with advanced filters, unlimited lists and other power features.
