9 neighbourhoods·37 cafés·last updated April 2026
Frazer's roasts on-site and has the awards to show it; Foundry and CAWA both run micro-roasteries in the city. Tamper, Sheffield's original Kiwi-style café in a 19th-century silversmith's, remains the reference point.
The best of Sheffield4 picks
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Attercliffe Road
“Sheffield's working roastery, where the guided flight doubles as a coffee lesson.”
Attercliffe Road's own roastery turns a coffee stop into a guided tasting flight, brewed however you like it and explained by the people who roasted it.
02
City Centre
The destination roaster for Sheffield, with a machine Frazer built himself.
03
Broomhill
A Sheffield micro-roastery that happens to also run a very good bakery.
04
City Centre
The own-roastery chain, which sounds like a contradiction until you order the Rwanda.
8 neighbourhoods
Frazer's, CAWA, and 200 Degrees all roast on-site in the city centre; Division Street carries two of them plus Tamper's Kiwi-style café in a 19th-century silversmiths.
The own-roastery chain, which sounds like a contradiction until you order the Rwanda.
Sheffield's most committed single-origin programme, run from its own Division Street roastery.
Own-roast single origins, sold from a Moor Market stall.
The Kiwi-founded original, pouring Ozone in a Victorian silversmiths.
Ecclesall Road runs south with serious filter coffee at both ends: Pollards roasting and grinding to order, Drip Culture cycling guest beans.
The coffee programme here outpaces the bakery-café framing it's hiding behind.
Brew Coffee lots stocked and discussed by name on Sharrow Vale.
Tasting cards and sparkling water service, well ahead of the Ecclesall Road average.
An Italian espresso bar where the focaccia is the bonus, not the brief.
TA roasts on-site and Cloud Coffee runs a focused guest rotation; LISBOA pulls a proper Portuguese bica alongside. Crookes covers unexpected ground.
The rotating guest espresso is built on direct sourcing, not a defaults list.
A mother-daughter local that knows what speciality means.
Darkwoods beans are the coffee signal in a cafe that runs equally on matcha.
Pastry counter where the bica is done in the actual Portuguese tradition.
Nam Song builds its entire menu around Asian origins and the phin filter; CAWA micro-roasts on site. The egg coffee alone is worth the walk.
Kelham Island's working roastery, selling beans that come with actual descriptions.
A Kelham Island bakery where the batch brew sells bags of beans on the way out.
The bakery in Kelham Island that sources Assembly Coffee and doesn't fumble the execution.
Frazer's roasts on-site and has the awards to show it; Foundry and CAWA both run micro-roasteries in the city. Tamper, Sheffield's original Kiwi-style café in a 19th-century silversmith's, remains the reference point.
Last updated April 2026
Attercliffe Road
Attercliffe Road's own roastery turns a coffee stop into a guided tasting flight, brewed however you like it and explained by the people who roasted it.
City Centre
Frazer roasts on-site in a machine he built himself, with national awards to show for it. The team know the pre-release stock and will pull something not yet on the floor if you ask.