Crema's Take
“Thanksgiving Coffee Company roasts beans with genuine care—their Northern Italian Roast pulls shots so clean and balanced it'll ruin you for mediocre cappuccinos everywhere. The Guatemalan single-origin is a breakfast staple for devoted regulars who've been coming back for years, and the staff's warmth extends even to customers who wander in with their own mugs. This is a roastery that takes both coffee quality and human connection seriously, and it shows in every cup.”
What to expect
Espresso-focused, with a pour-over program.
Google Reviews
See all on Google →Great front desk staff. Very helpful. We walked in with our mugs without realizing it's not a coffee shop. We were still offered their daily coffee, and a good amount of suggestions if we were considering to buy. Definitely worth a visit. Great coffee too. I believe they sell…
We tasted their amazing coffee at a coffee festival 4 years ago and it was love at first sip. We've been customers ever since. Absolute best coffee we've ever tried. "Guatemala" is our breakfast must have.
So very welcoming and wonderful coffee!
This might be a new company, but they’re dedicated to customer service. I was happy with their Ethiopian roast, and it’s definitely worth a try! Give this company a shot. Their Guatemalan might be a bit darker than you’re use to for a “light” but everyone has their own…
Discovered Thanksgiving Coffee while in Fort Bragg, California. Their Northern Italian Roast made one of the best, if not the best, cappuccino’s I have had anywhere on the planet! I highly recommend their coffee! Phil Long, LCRI
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