A small town with one standout. Finca is the reason to make the trip, and there's solid coffee beyond it too.
Last updated April 2026
The best coffee you'll find
Good if you're nearby
A colour-filled independent art café in the heart of Glastonbury, serving up solid espresso drinks in a space that feels nothing like anywhere else in town.
A genuinely independent spot in the heart of Glastonbury where the drinks menu goes well beyond coffee. Homemade chai and high-quality cacao sit alongside the espresso, and everything here is made with real care.
A proper neighbourhood café where the food is the star and the coffee is reliably good. Go for a long lunch and stay longer than you planned.
FARA is the kind of place you stumble into and immediately wish you lived around the corner. The food is seriously good, the room has real warmth, and the coffee is pulled properly on a La Marzocco.
A proper Glastonbury local with good food, a welcoming room, and dogs at the door. Come for the atmosphere and a decent flat white after a morning on the tor.
A proper farm café with a seasonal menu that takes food seriously; come hungry and enjoy the setting.
A proper neighbourhood café with a strong kitchen, generous portions, and the kind of easy hospitality that makes Glastonbury worth lingering in. Come for the food; the coffee is a supporting act.
A quirky, art-filled independent with a hidden garden out back and food good enough to make the trip worthwhile on its own. The coffee holds its own too.
One of Glastonbury's most loved independents, and the full English is genuinely worth crossing town for. Come for brunch, stay as long as you like.
A genuinely pleasant independent café in the centre of Glastonbury, with good pastries and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it an easy choice for a mid-explore stop.