5 neighbourhoods·22 cafés·last updated June 2026
Saints of Mokha carries World Barista Championship credentials and sources its Colombian lot from a named family farm. TCC Coffee Roasters has supplied the city since the 1980s; Gourmet Coffee Bar roasts on a Loring S35 in the station itself.
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Four roasters operate here, from TCC's 1980s founding to Saints of Mokha's World Barista Championship credentials. Named single origins on the bar at three of them.
The Leicester roaster that names washing stations, not just countries.
The roastery behind Leicester's independent coffee scene, pouring at source.
A Leicester counter running Monmouth at the level the beans deserve.
The Leicester food stop that stocks Coaltown's single origins and means it.
From named Yemeni beans on V60 at BAYT to an Italian espresso bar in no rush, Stoneygate covers a wider flavour spectrum than the postcode suggests.
The Stoneygate food cafe where the coffee has earned its seat.
Stoneygate's Italian espresso bar, where short is the default and the point.
A Stoneygate local that overdelivers on the menu without losing sight of the coffee.
A Stoneygate room built around Yemeni beans, from the V60 to the cardamom latte.
Northern Cobbler roasts in Billesdon and names every producer at the counter. BICA LISBOA adds a Portuguese note: proper flat whites, Pastel de Nata.
Saints of Mokha carries World Barista Championship credentials and sources its Colombian lot from a named family farm. TCC Coffee Roasters has supplied the city since the 1980s; Gourmet Coffee Bar roasts on a Loring S35 in the station itself.
Last updated June 2026
City Centre
Saints of Mokha carries World Barista Championship credentials and sources its Colombian single origins by name from a family farm. Worth knowing before you order.
City Centre
Leicester Coffee House Company roasts on a Probat on Granby Street and keeps two named single origins on the bar at any given time, both named to washing-station level.