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Coffee roasters in West Midlands

The West Midlands has 4 independent coffee roasters, with Birmingham the centre of gravity (Quarter Horse in the Jewellery Quarter, Ngopi in the city) and the Black Country and beyond filling out the geography (Cole & Mac in Kingswinford, Beans and Leaves trading since 2004). The roasters here cover an unusual range, from a Birmingham specialty operation running barista training and consumer masterclasses to a roastery built around Indonesian coffee culture and rituals.

Birmingham is the easiest visitor stop, with Quarter Horse in the Jewellery Quarter and Ngopi in the city offering retail and cafe spaces. Beans and Leaves and Cole & Mac in the Black Country supply local cafes alongside their direct online sales.

3 roasters Edited by Si Walker Updated August 2026

Coffee roasting in West Midlands, answered

From our own records, updated as the directory changes.

How many coffee roasters are there in West Midlands?

We list 3 active coffee roasters in West Midlands. Of those, 2 have a cafe you can visit, 3 sell direct from their own site and 3 run a subscription.

Which coffee roasters in West Midlands have a cafe you can visit?

Ngopi and Quarter Horse Coffee have a cafe or shop you can visit in West Midlands.

Which coffee roasters in West Midlands do decaf?

All 3 roasters we list in West Midlands offer a decaf: Ngopi, Quarter Horse Coffee and Singh Beans Coffee. Where we hold the method, Quarter Horse Coffee uses the Swiss Water process.

Which is the oldest coffee roaster in West Midlands?

Quarter Horse Coffee, roasting since 2012. Singh Beans Coffee follows, since 2020. We hold a founding date for 2 of the 3 roasters here.

Which coffee roasters in West Midlands offer a subscription?

Ngopi, Quarter Horse Coffee and Singh Beans Coffee run a coffee subscription. All 3 roasters in West Midlands sell direct from their own site.