The web names 6,927 U.S. coffee roasters — but only a fraction come with a founding date or a street address

A state-by-state web census run on 2026-08-27 across all 50 states and the District of Columbia identified 6,927 normalized candidate companies described as roasting coffee. These are web-discovered roasters, not an official licensing registry: small or new roasters with little web presence may be absent, and directory or search false positives can remain. This page renders the excerpt of the dataset that fits here — 1,474 company rows covering nine states and DC, from Alabama to Florida — with each state's precomputed full-census counts.

Location caution: most records had no source-provided coordinates. Those points were assigned lightly jittered approximate state-centroid display positions solely to visualize state membership — they are not street locations. Every point in this excerpt is an approximate centroid point.

6,927normalized web-discovered candidates before the display cap (precomputed)
50states and DC represented in the extracted candidate data (precomputed)
5,000rows available in the displayed table — the platform's output cap on the 6,927 candidates
9 + DCjurisdictions in the excerpt rendered on this page, Alabama through Florida

Where the web finds roasters

States shaded by their precomputed full-census roaster count; dots are individual web-discovered roasters from the excerpt, drawn at jittered state-centroid positions. Hover a dot or a state for detail.

state shading: roasters found in state, 42 (lightest) to 511 (darkest); grey = state not in this excerpt approximate state-centroid display point (all points shown) source-provided exact location — none occur in this excerpt

State summary — precomputed full-census metrics

One distinct metric pair per state, taken from the precomputed fields that repeat on rows; not summed or re-derived.

Onyx Coffee Lab of Springdale, Arkansas is the most-cited roaster in the excerpt, with 34 independent source mentions and a claim of being named best coffee shop in the world in 2026 — onyxcoffeelab.com
California carries the heaviest state count in this excerpt — 511 web-discovered roasters against 42 in Alaska — roastlocal.com
Founding dates are sparse because they were extracted only when pages stated them: Colorado's 207 roasters yielded just 8 dated foundings, and Arizona's 149 and DC's 48 yielded none — coffeeroast.com
The oldest dated roaster on the page is Omar Coffee Company of Newington, Connecticut, founded 1937 by John Costas — roastlocal.com

The rows

A curated selection of the excerpt's company rows — those with founding dates, founders, attributes, or the highest source-mention counts per state. Blank means the searched pages did not resolve the attribute. Company names link to websites when found; the source column links the auditing evidence page.

StateRoasterCityFoundedFoundersImportant attributesWebsiteMentionsLocation qualitySource

Method: state-by-state web queries run 2026-08-27 in four geographic batches across all 50 states plus DC; companies described as roasting coffee were extracted semantically, kept only when the extracted state matched the queried state, and duplicate brand spellings were normalized to 6,927 candidates, of which 5,000 rows were emitted under the platform's display cap. Of those 5,000, only the first 1,474 rows (Alabama–Florida, nine states plus DC) fit in this render; the table above further curates ~90 of them for space, favoring rows with founding dates, founders, attributes, or high mention counts. "Roasters found in state" and "founding dates found in state" are precomputed across the full candidate set and shown once per state. All map points here are jittered state-centroid display positions, not street locations. This is a web-discovered census, not an exhaustive official list.

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