Loud Mouth roasts its own coffee in a commerce park unit on the edge of Frome. Go for the rotating single origins; take a bag home.

Loud Mouth Cafe pours their own coffee at Black Swan Arts: Jaw Dropper, Proper Gobby, Dizzy Lips, named with full conviction. The roastery itself sits in a unit on the edge of town; the espresso is the point and the bag of beans is the souvenir.

Round Hill Roastery runs the beans here, and the setting is a working classic car restoration yard on Frome's edge. Both are the point.

Round Hill Roasters on the filter, and the cup holds up: fruit character, clarity, a finish that stays. The most coffee-literate stop in Frome.

Food-first all-dayer where the coffee is good enough that people leave with a bag of beans. The brunch takes itself seriously, which is rarer in Frome than it should be.

Clifton Coffee Roasters beans from the back of Pronto Bikes, a working bicycle workshop on Bath Street. The homemade food has its own following.