Reader reviews

Your turn. Tell us about a roaster or cafe worth knowing.

Been to a roaster or café we cover, or got a favorite we haven't found yet? Tell us about it. Honest reviews from real visits are welcome, good and bad.

If the button doesn't open your email, send it to info@wickedgoodcoffee.com. It's free to send, and free to be published.

How it works

1. Write a short review. What you ordered or bought, what you liked or didn't, and whether you'd go back. A few sentences is plenty.
2. Email it to us. Use the button above, or copy the template below.
3. We read every one. If it's honest and follows the rules below, we publish it on this page and may share it in the newsletter. We'll email you if we have a question.

The template

Place (name and town):

When you went:

What you ordered or bought:

What you liked, or didn't:

Would you go back?

Name to show (first name and town, or anonymous):

I visited this place myself, I wasn't paid or given anything for this review, and you can publish it.

The rules

• It's free. There's no cost to send a review and no payment for publishing one. We don't pay for reviews, and we don't trade free coffee for them.
• Real visits only. Write about coffee you actually bought or drank. If you own, work for, or compete with the place, say so, or don't review it.
• Good or bad. We publish critical reviews alongside the glowing ones, as long as they're honest and fair.
• What we won't publish. Personal attacks, hate, accusations we can't stand behind, spam, and anything that reads like an ad.
• Light edits only. We may fix typos or trim for length. We won't change what you said.
• Your details. We show the name and town you give us, or "anonymous." We never publish your email address.
• Your permission. By sending a review, you let us publish it on this site and in the newsletter.

Reviews from readers

No reader reviews yet. Yours could be the first.

Reader reviews are one person's opinion, published as sent. We don't verify visits, so they're labeled as reader reviews and kept separate from our own researched profiles.