Specialty coffee shops Alsace

Coffee: a delicacy or a simple caffeinated beverage, depending on whether the quality is up to scratch or not. To make it a little pleasure, there are two brands to recommend in Alsace: Cafés Warca and Brosio. If the story has been going on since 1930, it's because the company has always been able to produce new treasures: pure-origin coffees from Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia and Kenya, for example. But also the Xocao chocolate range, which will satisfy the most demanding palates. As for teas and infusions, tea lovers will appreciate the quality of the "Eilles" range, which includes classic, special and organic teas. But above all, at the end of 2006, J.-J. Darboven once again created a stir with the launch of the "Alfredo" concept, a range of slow-roasted Italian coffees in four varieties. The Alfredo concept, recognized for its quality and creativity, is aimed exclusively at the foodservice sector, and enables professionals to make a difference with a highly distinctive visual identity..

Located in the heart of the legendary Grand-Rue, this beautiful shop offers a plethora of coffees from around the world. The company is built around five core values: 100% local on-demand roasting, a direct link with producers, organic products, real expertise and reusable capsules. These are real values that are part of an eco-responsible approach. Fans of petit noir or exceptional coffee are sure to find what they're looking for: whether sweet, fruity or full-bodied.

For connoisseurs with a taste for the adventurous! T'Heim coffees will take you and your palate on a journey. This Alsatian family-run business is restoring the ancient craft of coffee roasting to its former glory. From Rwanda to Ethiopia, Honduras to Mexico, Laos to India, the origins and blends are eclectic enough to satisfy all tastes. A visit to the laboratory is possible throughout the week, provided you contact the roaster beforehand. The icing on the cake is that roasting is carried out on site in the traditional way.

It's the new kid on the Omnino block! This young Alsatian micro-brûlerie has opened a new store in the Krutenau district, with a name that suits it well. It offers original coffee recipes to take away or eat in. To go with it, you'll be able to enjoy a selection of pastries, and you can even learn coffee-making techniques and buy beans and accessories to reproduce them at home.

Formerly Café Au bon Nègre, the coffee changed its sign, the name was resolutely outdated and another time. The house remains the same and the ground floor, the place of sale, did not move a hair. There are always delicious cafes, excellent tea and delicious jams as well as cups, bowls, coffee makers and teapots, coffee mills and a radius of chocolates. On the first floor, the La Galerie tea room is as chic as the coffee room. Attention, 1924 A World of Cafés has several shops in the region: in addition to Mulhouse, find the store of Colmar at 9 rue des Tête and that of Wittenheim, rue de Soultz.

In the famous rue des Serruriers, the "1924 les procaféinistes, un monde de café" shop offers a vast and elegant selection of coffees, loose leaf teas and local products, in a delightfully old-fashioned setting. Lovers of these beverages will find not only exceptional products, but also a sense of service and sound advice. In fine weather, the cosy little terrace is the perfect place to take a break between two shopping sprees or business meetings.