Find our fine coffees at these location in and around Philadelphia. 

Can't find a location near you?  Let us know and let your local coffee shop or market know that they should carry Philly Fair Trade coffee.


Cafes
Chhaya Cafe, 1823 E. Passyunk Avenue, carries our roasts expertly served by vacuum-method, drip, or french press to order, alongside their awesome waffles.

Cafe Twelve,  212 S. 12th Street, are serving some of our brews, and selling retail bags to take home.

Cosmic Catering @ Lloyd Hall/Boathouse Row, Kelly Drive behind the Art Museum.  Cosmic Blend coffee is roasted exclusively for them, with great fresh comfort food made with locally grown and sourced ingredients.  Buy a bag of beans to take home.

Infusion Coffee & Tea, 7133 Germantown Avenue in Mt. Airy.  They were the second fair trade coffee house to open in Philly and we've been partering with them since.

Strange Brew, 1321 S. 2nd Street, in the Pennsport neighborhood.  Fresh pastries, local artists, live music--and now serving a few of our flavorful roasts.  Great comfortable place.

Sweet Elizabeth's Cakes, 4409 Main Street in Manayunk.  Think of the most incredible cupcakes you ever had, next to one of our just-roasted brews--that's what you can expect!

Whirled Peace Frozen Yogurt, 4321 Main Street, (Manayunk) 19127  215-487-0489.  Eco-friendly, biodegradeable small-wares, organic ingredients, and our fair trade coffee and espresso--what else can you ask for?! They also give to a local charity a portion of sales weekly.  www.whirledpeacefroyo.com 


Farmers Markets
Philly Fair Trade Roasters participates in seasonal farmers markets so come out and see us

Fitler Square Market -- 23rd and Pine Streets -- This market goes year round so come see us every Saturday from 8:30-1:30. We'll have coffee by the cup, whole beans, and we also sell Market Day Canele, a treat to go with your coffee.  YEAR-ROUND!

Rittenhouse Market @ Rittenhouse Square -- 19th and Walnut Streets -- This market goes year round. Buy Philly Fair Trade coffee at the Market Day Canele table -- Whole beans only

Headhouse Market @ Headhouse Square -- 2nd and Lombard Streets -- This market is closed for the season, come see us again on Sundays starting in May.

Bryn Mawr Market -- Saturdays @ the Bryn Mawr train station 
Open 10:00 am - 12:00 pm on the FIRST & THIRD SATURDAYS through the winter.  Please check the Bryn Mawr market website or Farm To City to confirm dates and check back for any additional opening dates of this winter market.

Our friends at the Food Trust that run Headhouse Market and many other wonderful farmers markets throughout the City have such good taste that they brew Philly Fair Trade in their offices too.

Retail Locations/Markets
Four Worlds Bakery, 4632 Woodland Avenue, Our expanded coffee roasting operation is co-located with Four Worlds Bakery, a place that shares our values with organic and local producers when possible. It is a busy place; Buttercream Cupcake Lady resides here too! Get fresh-roasted beans, fresh-brewed coffee and still-warm croissants, cupcakes, babka, baguettes and much more only a two-minute walk from Clark Park, and the University of the Sciences!

Pumpkin Market at 1610 South Street, carries the freshest fair trade coffee beans possible—ours, as well as selling our brewed coffee by the cup, and espresso drinks.  A great accompaniment to their awesome chili, pastries, homemade soups and sandwiches... and local ingredients to take home.  

Giovanni's Room, 12th & Pine Streets, an independently owned bookstore which carries Philly Fair Trade Coffee and adds a pleasant aroma to book browsing.

Mariposa Food Cooperative, 4726 Baltimore Avenue, in operation since the early 1970’s to provide residents of West Philly and beyond with access to and info about food, especially healthy, local products

Weavers Way Co-op, 559 Carpenter Lane in the Mt. Airy neighborhood.  America's oldest food cooperative is dishing out a few of our varietals.  


Restaurants & Hotels
The Farm and Fisherman Restaurant, 1120 Pine Street--"This BYOB exemplifies the best of the farm-to-table movement," according to The Philadelphia Inquirer's Craig LeBan--and you'll be hard-pressed finding a dissenting voice. If it's local, fresh and in season... it's here in their lovely dining room.

The Pickled Heron, 2218 Frankford Avenue--3 blocks from the Berks stop of the El.  Just opened!   Todd Braley and Daniela D'Ambrosio are at the helm with their extensive culinary experiences, bringing a French bistro to Frankford--with some awesome coffee! 
    Tuesday-Thursday, 5-10 pm
    Friday-Saturday, 5-11 pm
    Sunday, 11-9 pm  --  closed Mondays  www.thepickledheron.com    

Pumpkin Restaurant, 1713 South Street -- Pumpkin restaurant is an intimate BYOB with a menu that changes daily. They serve only the fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.

M Restaurant at Morris House, 231 South Eighth Street -- M Restaurant is an intimate, beautiful spot right in the heart of Center City, Philadelphia. They serve an affordable menu of locally-sourced seasonal, creative dishes in a cozy bar and restaurant in an elegant outdoor garden.

Morris House Hotel, 225 South 8th Street, Philadelphia, 19106, 215 922-2446  A true colonial mansion nestled in the middle of center city, just a block from Independence Hall.  This registered national historic landmark has been renovated into a Philadelphia luxury boutique hotel, which offers the coziness of a bed and breakfast, in an 18th century setting, combined with the luxuries of today.   info@morrishousehotel.com

hot recognition!
...in Craig LeBan's online chat:  Tuesday September 21, 2010--
2:27  Craig: "Everytime I visit E. Passyunk, I'm always amazed by how vibrant
this old South Philly corridor is becoming again. Chhaya is a nice addition. ...
notable, though, was the coffee Beuria prepared - Chhaya is the only cafe
outside of Ray's in Chinatown that prepares coffee to order using the siphon
method, an elaborate and exacting process involving bunson burners,
meat thermometers and vacuum action. Wow - the Honduran beans from
local roaster, Joe, was one of the richest cups I've tasted in town, with full
frontal flavor but very little bitterness or sourness.. At $6 a cup, it better be good
- and it was."

My addition; Joe: 
A pleasant comfortable space, knowledgeable owner and trained staff, freshest
ingredients--worth a trip from your routine.  An absolute joy.