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Madison, Wisconsin's state capital is regarded as one of the most distinctly American cities. It also has a thriving cultural life, with events like the fantastic Rhythm and Booms and the massive yearly firework and music festival, which features fly-pasts by air force jets. It also has a slew of coffee shops, which provide wonderful coffee, pastries, and light fare, giving Madison's eating scene even more character.
Bradbury's Coffee strives to provide the greatest coffee blends available in the city. (Yandaro, Burundi) Featured Pourover Phil and Sebastian roasted it in British Columbia. One of the best beers on the menu (brewed on Kalita Wave). Also available is Bradbury's Cold Brew, a seasonal blend steeped overnight and served over ice.
4. Michelangelo's Coffee House
Michelangelo's has been servicing the downtown crowd for 23 years, since it was founded in 1997 by Sam Chehade. He has remained true to his spirit, proud to remain independent in a time when chains are showering down around us. He is adamant about serving only fair trade and socially responsible coffee. Michelangelo's Coffee House is known for its small batch brews, as well as sandwiches and other homemade treats.
3. Colectivo Coffee- On the Square
Colectivo on the Square, located on the ground floor of Tenney Plaza, was their first café in Madison. A full menu of all-day breakfast, soups, sandwiches, and salads is available, as well as coffee, tea, espresso, smoothies, and a pour-over brew bar. From Session Roasted coffees to a range of café classics incorporating their own distinctive Espresso Toro and Letterbox Fine Teas, each of their hand-crafted beverages is carefully made by one of their qualified baristas.
Ledger Coffee Roasters' aim is to provide their consumers with thoroughly thought, precisely prepared small batch coffee that is attractively roasted. Producing and serving artisanal, responsibly sourced coffee, offering an excellent selection of single-origin coffees as well as unusual mixes. They are able to assure that the flavor and aroma inherent in every roasted bean finds its way to your cup by using back-to-basic production methods.
Fair Trade Coffee House is a locally owned and operated coffee and espresso shop that also provides sandwiches, soups, and house-made pastries and sweets. Fair Trade Coffee House, which opened in 2004, is conveniently located at 418 State Street in Madison. Take the Almond Joy Mocha, which contains almonds, coconut, chocolate, and espresso.