Time and Tide Coffee
Biddeford, Maine
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Maine's specialty coffee scene is small but real, with 56 active independent roasters spread across Portland, Biddeford, Camden, Ellsworth, Topsham, and beyond. The state's coffee culture mirrors its broader artisan-and-maker economy: small-batch, locally-rooted, and tied to the year-round-resident population alongside the state's significant tourism flow.
Roast Local maps 56 independent coffee roasters across Maine, concentrated in Portland, Bar Harbor, and Camden. Read the Maine coffee scene guide for the full write-up.
56 independent roasters listed · Updated October 2026
Portland anchors Maine's specialty coffee scene, with Lay Day Roasters serving the city's downtown and Old Port specialty corridor. The metro's coffee culture runs alongside Portland's nationally-cited food scene, a customer base that asks informed questions about origin, roast profile, and sourcing. Biddeford (twenty minutes south, in the mill-town renovation belt) has Elements Coffee Roasters, Maine Coast Roast, and Time and Tide Coffee, in a city whose creative economy has been a quiet success story over the last decade. Topsham's Wicked Joe Organic Coffees roasts organic-and-fair-trade coffee.
Beyond the southern Maine corridor, the state's coffee scene reaches into the Midcoast and Downeast regions. Camden's Coffee on the Porch serves the Penobscot Bay tourism economy. Ellsworth's Precipice Coffee and Pie covers the gateway to Acadia and the Downeast coast. The 56 active independent Maine roasters represent a state whose coffee culture is small but real, tied to the year-round resident population, the artisan-and-maker economy, and the steady flow of seasonal visitors that defines Maine's broader hospitality identity.
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