What makes the top 10 coffee cities? How did Florida cities do? Let’s take a look.
According to the National Coffee Association, 66% of Americans drink coffee. That’s far higher than those who drink drink tap water, bottled water, soft drinks, tea and juice.
The fun people at Wallethub.com crunched the numbers. They looked at the price of coffee. They counted up coffee shops and donut shops. Then they looked at how much people are paying for coffee. They took all this into account, along with some other details. All the numbers were put into a largo coffee mug and out came the list.
Which cities made it into the top 10 coffee cities in America?
10 Denver, Colorado
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9 Sacramento, California
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8 Miami, Florida
An expresso coffee is prepared for a customer at the Los Pinarenos Fruteria in Miami, Florida.
(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)Miami was tied for the lowest “Avg. Price per Pack of Coffee”
7 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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6 Tampa, Florida
A Tampa Bay Buccaneers banner seen at Buddy Brew Coffee in Tampa, Florida.
(Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)5 Portland, Oregon
A Stumptown Coffee sign is shown in the window of the SE Division Street location in Portland, Oregon. Stumptown’s owner and founder Duane (Photo by Craig Mitchelldyer/Getty Images)
4 Honolulu, Hawai'i
Sierra Club Hawaii Chapter director, Jeffrey Mikulina, sits near the Falls of Clyde at Honolulu Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii.
(Photo by Phil Mislinski/Getty Images)Honolulu had the highest “Avg. Price per Pack of Coffee”.
3 Orlando, Florida
The grand opening celebration unveiled I-Drive 360’s top attractions, signature dining experiences, amazing nightlife, and shopping venues. (Photo by Roberto Gonzalez/Getty Images for I-Drive 360)
2 Seattle, Washington
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Seattle was among the highest prices in “Avg. Price per Pack of Coffee”.
1 San Francisco, California
Customers watch as a robotic barista makes coffee drinks at Cafe X in San Francisco, California.
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)San Francisco was tied for “Avg. Spending on Coffee per Household.” The city also had the fourth highest “% of Adult Coffee Drinkers.’ Interestingly, St. Petersburg had among the lowest “% of Adult Coffee Drinkers.”
San Francisco, Portland, Honolulu and Seattle were all tied for “Affordable Coffee Shops, Coffee Houses & Cafés Rated 4.5+ Stars per Capita.’
Orlando and Hawai’i were among cities with “Coffee Shops, Coffee Houses & Cafés Per Capita.”
[Source: Wallethub.com]
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