Cult Coffee Roasters
Born from a beloved Edinburgh café — seasonal beans roasted every Monday and shipped Wednesday.
Edinburgh, UK
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Cult Coffee Roasters
Established in 2014 as a café in a converted vennel on Buccleuch Street, Cult has always set out to create an inclusive space — a group of friends brewing tasty coffee, serving food from local suppliers and building a community around specialty coffee.
Cult was established in 2014 as a café in a converted vennel on Buccleuch Street, Edinburgh. The purpose was simple: a group of friends brewing up tasty coffee, serving delicious food and baked goods from local suppliers, and creating an inclusive space for the community.
After years of creating a warm and welcoming café, they decided to expand their knowledge and take on a new adventure — diving headfirst into the world of roasting. Their roastery at Unit 13, Turnhouse Court, Brownrigg Yards in Newbridge has given them room to grow while keeping the original ethos of fun, inclusivity and sharing.
Their café remains open daily at 104 Buccleuch Street from 9am to 5pm for sit-in and take-away, with a well-stocked retail shelf and knowledgeable staff. Roasting every Monday and Tuesday, shipping Wednesday — their ethos is to showcase seasonality with an evolving range of specialty coffee.
Social impact
Cult believe great coffee should be fun and inclusive — from their Edinburgh café to their Newbridge roastery, they're all about community, knowledge and seriously good beans.
Community Café
A decade of creating an inclusive, welcoming space at 104 Buccleuch Street, Edinburgh — open daily for sit-in, take-away and coffee education.
Seasonal Showcasing
An evolving range that highlights the best of each harvest, building relationships with importers, exporters and farmers along the way.
Knowledge Sharing
Committed to sharing coffee knowledge with the wider community, from café conversations to wholesale training partnerships across Scotland.