Park City’s Awesome Places for an Amazing, Heavenly Cup of Coffee

Park City’s Awesome Places for an Amazing, Heavenly Cup of Coffee

Coffee connoisseurs will tell you that no two cups of coffee are brewed the same. A lot goes into making the best brew; from the beans to the grinder, making coffee is more than just letting it drip. Luckily for us, Park City has coffee options to satisfy any taste. Take a look at these top five coffee shops to get the best brew in town.

Pink Elephant Coffee Shop

While you won’t find any actual pink elephants here as the name suggests, you will find brew-to-order coffee and cappuccino.

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Your coffee won’t be sitting on a burner waiting for you to come in. Rather, baristas will be waiting for you to order one of their certified organic or Fair Trade brews. The Pink Elephant Coffee Shop only serves coffee from estates, small farms, micro-lots and the like. There are no additives or chemicals; coffee here is roasted more on the lighter side. The selection of coffee changes with the seasons, availability and supply. The Pink Elephant Coffee Shop is located on Main Street and is open every day from 8-5pm.

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Atticus Coffee and Teahouse

The Atticus Coffee and Teahouse on Lower Main Street isn’t just a place you run into to grab a cup of coffee; it’s a cozy place where you can sit and enjoy a small meal and read one of the hundreds of books that are available.

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The Atticus Coffee and Teahouse features a variety of teas, brews, and specialty coffee drinks as well as breakfast sandwiches, wraps, and salads. Used books are on hand to help occupy your time. Atticus will even buy your used books if they meet their requirements. Atticus opens daily at 7a.m.

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Campos Coffee

At Campos Coffee, a commitment to an amazing cup of coffee starts with meeting those who produce the coffee beans.

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Campos Coffee gets to know the people producing the beans and looks at how each harvest can be better than the one before. Campos Coffee has roasteries in Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne, Australia.

A great amount of time goes into roasting and testing the beans to make sure the best brew makes it into your cup. The Campos Coffee location on Lowell Avenue that opened in December of 2017 is the first permanent café outside of Australia. Enjoy a fresh cup at the café or take some home to perk. Campos Coffee is open daily from 8-5pm.

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Ritual Coffee Bar

Ritual Coffee Bar is located inside the Ritual Chocolate Factory on Iron Horse Drive. Ritual handcrafts small bean-to-bar chocolate using classic European methods.

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Inside the coffee bar you can enjoy hand-made espresso drinks as well as chocolate drinks and teas.. Ritual Coffee Bar is truly a unique experience. Visit Monday through Saturday from 7am.-6pm. and Sunday from 8am. to 5pm.

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Hugo Coffee

Roasted right in Park City, Hugo Coffee on Olympic Parkway serves a variety of blends from dark roast to light roast and even specialty blends that change every 4 to 6 weeks.

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At Hugo Coffee, beans are carefully sourced from a variety of farms that pay a living wage to its workers. Beans are purchased from a co-op, women-owned or managed farms, or single origin lots that have unique flavors. Hugo Coffee is rich in flavor in each cup that is brewed just for you. Besides drip coffees, Hugo Coffee also offers hand-crafted drinks like lattes and cappuccinos as well as breakfast and lunch. Hugo Coffee is open Monday-Saturday.

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As you can clearly see, Park City takes its coffee seriously with plenty of fine brews! Which one is your favorite?