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Coffee Roaster Coffee Bar

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Coffee Roaster Coffee Bar is a specialty coffee destination located on 4th Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street in Moscow. The cafe doubles as a roastery, offering freshly roasted single-origin and blended beans. The interior is modern and minimalist, with white walls, wooden accents, and an open roastery where you can watch the process. The menu features classic espresso drinks, pour-overs, and cold brews, alongside a small selection of pastries and light bites. The baristas are skilled and happy to discuss the origins and flavor profiles of the beans. It's a favorite among Moscow's coffee aficionados and remote workers, thanks to its reliable Wi-Fi and calm atmosphere. The cafe's commitment to quality and transparency in sourcing sets it apart.

Don't miss

  • Watch the roasting process in action
  • Try a pour-over from a rotating single-origin selection
  • Buy freshly roasted beans to take home
  • Enjoy a quiet workspace with fast Wi-Fi

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Ways to visit Coffee Roaster Coffee Bar

You don't need a tour to visit, entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Coffee Roaster Coffee Bar with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

Getting there

Know before you go

  • Open daily, typically 8 AM to 9 PM. Check exact hours online.
  • Cards accepted; cash also works.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available.
  • Seating is limited; popular for takeaway.

A bit of history

Coffee Roaster Coffee Bar is part of Moscow's growing third-wave coffee scene. It opened in the mid-2010s, contributing to the city's specialty coffee culture. The exact founding date is not widely publicized.

Common questions

Do they have non-dairy milk options?

Yes, they offer oat, soy, and almond milk.

Can I buy coffee beans here?

Yes, they sell their own roasted beans in bags.

Is there food besides pastries?

Limited; mainly croissants, cookies, and sandwiches.

Is the cafe pet-friendly?

Small dogs are allowed, but check with staff.

Do they have a loyalty program?

They may have a stamp card; ask at the counter.

Is it crowded on weekends?

Moderately busy; you can usually find a seat.

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