Wyoming Coffee Roasters
Wyoming's small but passionate roasting community brings specialty coffee to the high plains and mountain towns. From Jackson's resort energy to Laramie's university-town vibe, craft roasters are putting Wyoming on the coffee map.
Roast Local maps 23 independent coffee roasters across Wyoming, concentrated in Sheridan, Casper, and Jackson. Read the Wyoming coffee scene guide for the full write-up.
23 independent roasters listed · Updated August 2026
Wyoming may be the least populated state in the country, but its coffee roasters are proof that great specialty coffee can thrive anywhere. Jackson anchors the scene with resort-town energy and a customer base that expects quality. The Teton backdrop doesn't hurt either. It's hard to imagine a better setting for a morning pour-over.
Across the state, roasters in Laramie, Casper, Cheyenne, and Cody are building coffee cultures in communities where chain options have traditionally dominated. Casper has Casper Coffee Roasters, Copper Cup Coffee Company, P. Hawk Coffee and Tea, and Sofa King Coffee Roasters. Cheyenne has Cheyenne Coffee Company and Snowy Elk Coffee Company. These are owner-operated businesses roasting in small batches, often sourcing directly and roasting to order. The scale is intimate, but the commitment to quality is serious.
Wyoming's coffee scene reflects the state's character: independent, unpretentious, and built to last. These roasters aren't chasing trends; they're serving their communities with coffees that reward attention. For anyone passing through or putting down roots, Wyoming's indie roasters are a welcome surprise.
