Best Independent Coffee Roasters in Springfield, Missouri (2026)
Springfield, Missouri's roasters cluster around Park Central Square downtown, with a Commercial Street cafe on the north side, a 1999 flavored-coffee roaster on South Scenic Avenue, and online-only roasters shipping from the city. Stated founding years run from 1998 to 2014, and three of the listed roasters name the days of the week they roast.
We've mapped the active independent coffee roasters listed under Springfield, Missouri as of September 2026. Every fact below comes from the roaster's own website, with at most one press source per roaster cited inline. Where a site does not state something (a founding year, a roasting machine, a street address), this guide does not state it either. Two listed businesses are left out: a drive-thru cafe whose site does not state that it roasts, and an online roaster whose site places its operation in the Pacific Northwest. The orbit section covers roasters within about 30 kilometers that Roast Local lists under Battlefield, Ozark, or Nixa.
Downtown: Park Central Square and South Avenue
The Coffee Ethic
The Coffee Ethic is at 124 Park Central Square on the downtown square and roasts single-origin coffees on site, to order. Named blends are Tumbler (house), Ethikos (espresso), Remedy (cold brew), and Ritual, a Brazilian blend roasted semi-dark, plus an exclusive blend for the Hotel Vandivort. In 2017 the roasting program was two years old and turning out 250 to 300 pounds a week on a cast-iron roaster built in the 1990s (per Feast Magazine). The coffee bar also serves draft beer, wine, spirits, and food, and the business sells online with flat-rate shipping, subscriptions, and wholesale.
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Mudhouse
Mudhouse opened in 1998 in downtown Springfield, per its site, at 323 South Avenue, and added a second location at 5401 North 22nd Street in Ozark. It sells House, Winter, and Summer blends online and in the cafes alongside scratch-made baked goods. The Missouri Division of Tourism describes Mudhouse as micro-roasting organic beans in small batches; the site itself does not describe its roasting.
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Kingdom Coffee
Kingdom Coffee runs two Springfield cafes, downtown at 211 South Market Avenue, Unit 100, and at 2896 South Lone Pine Avenue, with a Midtown location announced as coming soon. The City of Springfield's project page dates the business to 2009 as The Hub on North Boonville, with the move to Market Avenue in 2014, the purchase of a roaster in 2017, and the Lone Pine opening in 2021. Bags on the site include a Peru Warmikuna washed, an Ethiopia Sidama natural, and the Permanence Blend, sold online in 12 ounce bags and through a wholesale shop.
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East Saint Louis Street and Commercial Street
Brick and Mortar Coffee
Brick and Mortar Coffee began in 2014, per its About page, in a renovated former cleaner's and motorcycle repair shop at 1666 East Saint Louis Street, which houses both the coffee shop and a working roastery. The site states it roasts on Tuesdays and Thursdays; the house blend is Ampersand. Brick and Mortar sells at the shop, online with flat-rate US shipping, through a Roaster's Choice subscription, and wholesale to coffee shops, restaurants, and grocers, and also offers cafe consulting and barista training. Feast Magazine described it in 2015 as a small-batch roastery supplying local businesses.
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Eurasia Coffee Co
Eurasia Coffee is at 445 East Commercial Street on the north side, where its site lists a cafe, hotel rooms, event space, and coworking at one address. The coffee is small batch, roasted to order, and 100 percent Arabica, per the site, which does not say where roasting happens; 417 Magazine called Eurasia a coffee roaster in 2016, when its Commercial Street cafe had been open since spring 2015. The site states that proceeds fund projects abroad, naming a well in Crimea and a garden at a children's home in Kolkata.
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South Springfield: warehouse and online roasters
Churchill Coffee Company
Churchill Coffee Company has roasted small batches since 1999, per its site, from what it calls its warehouse location at 3119 South Scenic Avenue, Suite A. Coffee is roasted in modified old-world-style barrel roasters and hand mixed, with light, dark, and blended roasts, a reserve and organic collection, and numerous flavored coffees. Named blends include Ozark Mountain Blend, Midnight Express Blend, and Breakfast Blend. Churchill sells online with subscriptions, K-Cups, tea, and a fundraising program; the site lists no cafe.
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Mosaic Coffee Roasters
Mosaic Coffee Roasters roasts organic, specialty-grade coffee to order three times a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, per its shipping policy, and gives a mailing address at 1447 South Enterprise Avenue, Suite J. Named blends are Mosaic House Blend and Nutty Berry Union, with single origins from Guatemala, Brazil, and Ethiopia and a Mexico decaf. Mosaic ships within the US with free shipping above a threshold, sells wholesale by the pound, sells unroasted green coffee and specialty tea, services commercial espresso equipment, and bakes for events in the Springfield area. The site lists no storefront.
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No Coast Coffee
No Coast Coffee sells freshly roasted, sustainably sourced coffee online, shipped daily, with named blends Revival, Echelon, Advance, and Grand Tour and a three-bag roaster's choice bundle. The Springfield Business Journal profiled it in 2017 as a Springfield small-batch roaster that started online with under 10,000 dollars and gives 20 percent to missions. The site gives no address.
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The Springfield orbit: Battlefield, Ozark, Nixa
These roasters are listed on Roast Local under a neighboring town within about 30 kilometers of downtown Springfield.
Copper Canyon Roasters (Battlefield)
Copper Canyon Roasters roasts to order in small batches at 4243 West 3rd Street in Battlefield, ships nationally, and runs a cafe and a coffee truck that serves events across the region.
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Ozark Mountain Coffee Co (Ozark)
Ozark Mountain Coffee began in 1994 in Ozark, per its site, at 4082 North 20th Street, and its core business is wholesale to coffee houses and espresso bars, with custom roasting, blending, and labeling.
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True Grind Coffee Co. (Nixa)
True Grind Coffee started as a coffee shop in 2013, per its site, and is now a roasting facility at 928 West Mount Vernon Street in Nixa with no storefront. It sells online, wholesale and white label, and through Springfield grocers the site names, including Hy-Vee and Sam's Club.
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Full Octave Coffee Roasters (Ozark)
Full Octave Coffee Roasters sells every Saturday at the Farmers Market of the Ozarks at Farmers Park in Springfield, per its site, and is stocked at Springfield grocers including Hy-Vee and MaMa Jean's. Its catalog includes bourbon barrel-aged coffees. The site gives no street address.
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What makes Springfield's roasting scene distinctive
Three roaster cafes sit within a few blocks downtown. The Coffee Ethic at 124 Park Central Square, Mudhouse at 323 South Avenue, and Kingdom at 211 South Market Avenue all share the 65806 ZIP code.
Roasting days are stated on the sites. Brick and Mortar roasts on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Mosaic on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and The Coffee Ethic roasts to order.
The orbit roasters sell into Springfield retail. True Grind in Nixa and Full Octave in Ozark both name Springfield Hy-Vee stores as stockists, and Full Octave sells at the Farmers Market of the Ozarks on Saturdays.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many independent coffee roasters are in Springfield, Missouri?
Roast Local lists 10 active independent coffee roasters under Springfield, Missouri. This guide names the eight whose own sites or a cited source state what they do: The Coffee Ethic, Mudhouse, Kingdom, Brick and Mortar, Eurasia, Churchill, Mosaic, and No Coast. Copper Canyon, Ozark Mountain, True Grind, and Full Octave are covered in the orbit section.
What is Springfield's oldest coffee roaster?
By stated founding year, Mudhouse, which its site says opened in 1998 in downtown Springfield. Churchill Coffee Company states it has roasted since 1999. In the orbit, Ozark Mountain Coffee dates itself to 1994.
Which Springfield coffee roasters ship?
Brick and Mortar ships US orders at a flat rate, Mosaic ships within the US with a free shipping threshold, No Coast ships daily with free shipping above a threshold, and The Coffee Ethic offers flat-rate shipping on orders above a threshold. Churchill sells online with subscriptions and K-Cups. Copper Canyon in Battlefield ships nationally.
Where in Springfield are the roasters?
The Coffee Ethic, Mudhouse, and Kingdom are downtown around Park Central Square. Brick and Mortar is at 1666 East Saint Louis Street and Eurasia at 445 East Commercial Street. Churchill and Mosaic are on the south side, on South Scenic Avenue and South Enterprise Avenue; No Coast sells online only.
Last updated: September 2026