Region

Coffee roasters in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland (beyond Belfast and the named counties) has 3 independent coffee roasters with very different positions. Johnsons Coffee has a history spanning more than a century: the Johnson family sold fine groceries from carts in the 1890s before transitioning to coffee importing and roasting in the early twentieth century, and it remains a Belfast based operation. Sleeper Coffee was founded in April 2020 in Castlewellan, with plans for a coffee shop alongside the roastery. Pure Roast Coffee operates as a private label and contract manufacturer rather than a consumer specialty roaster.

Northern Ireland's coffee scene has expanded rapidly across all six counties. The roasters here supply local hospitality and online customers across the British Isles.

3 roasters Edited by Si Walker Checked on 8 September 2026

All 3 roasters in Northern Ireland
Groupwork Coffee Roasters logo
Northern Ireland
Groupwork Coffee Roasters

Groupwork Coffee Roasters sells single origin coffees from Rwanda (Kilimbi), Brazil (Sao Jose), Colombia (Huila) and Eth...

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Johnsons Coffee logo
Northern Ireland
Johnsons Coffee

Johnsons Coffee is a long-established family business based at 137 Hillsborough Old Road in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. T...

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Pure Roast Coffee logo
Northern Ireland
Pure Roast Coffee

Pure Roast Coffee is a third-generation family business based in Northern Ireland, founded in 2006 by Martin Symington a...

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Coffee roasting in Northern Ireland, answered

From our own records, updated as the directory changes.

How many coffee roasters are there in Northern Ireland?

We list 3 active coffee roasters in Northern Ireland. Of those, 3 sell direct from their own site and 3 run a subscription.

Which coffee roasters in Northern Ireland do decaf?

Of the 3 roasters we list in Northern Ireland, 2 offer a decaf: Groupwork Coffee Roasters and Pure Roast Coffee. Where we hold the method, Groupwork Coffee Roasters uses sugarcane EA. Pure Roast Coffee uses the Swiss Water process.

Which is the oldest coffee roaster in Northern Ireland?

Johnsons Coffee, roasting since the 1890s. Pure Roast Coffee follows, since 2006. We hold a founding date for 2 of the 3 roasters here.

Which coffee roasters in Northern Ireland offer a subscription?

Groupwork Coffee Roasters, Johnsons Coffee and Pure Roast Coffee run a coffee subscription. All 3 roasters in Northern Ireland sell direct from their own site.

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