We Roast in Tiny Batches!
We are a one hundred per cent Philadelphia-metro operated business with dedicated, knowledgeable staff here to help you choose varieties, roasts, and brewing techniques. We roast only choice Arabica high grown coffee. We buy smartly so that you can drink well; our prices are among the lowest because we avoid the steps of using a commercial roaster and wholesaler. Our coffee is guaranteed to be the freshest available because we roast tiny batches. Phone calls and e-mails are welcome for orders, questions, and comments. Your order will be roasted and shipped within forty-eight hours, assuring freshness only available from this source.
We have great new ways to find the right coffee or tea for you!
Our website allows you to search for coffee and tea in a variety of ways. You can search by region, flavor profile, roast, popularity, or what is on special. Go to SHOP to see all of your options.
Shipping
Free shipping is available for orders over $50.00. to an individual postal address. Bulk coffee is exempt. This is calculated at the time of check out, when you select your shipping option. Check the special offers section for additional information and other values. http://www.oldcitycoffee.com/special-offers
News & Events
Lunch and Learn Coffee Clinic
Join Old City Coffee baristas to learn more about our new coffee-brewing apparatus, The Aeropress. As always, OCC staff members will be on site to answer your...
Meet Claire Duncombe
What's your hometown? Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania.
Tell us about your band! The Sun Flights began as a folk project with my best friend from high school. The duo...
This ceramic coffee filter cone is a great addition to your brewing routine. This coffee filter is produced in Japan without an petrochemicals in the finished cone. We think the cone is a sharp,...
Take a look at our new videos featuring both Old City Coffee MUSIC shows and your favorite coffee cultural icons. All videos are made by OCC staff who want to share with you the inner workings of...
The port of Mocha, located in Yemen, was a major trading destination for European sailors. They would fill their ships with coffee and spices to resell to the ever-growing demand in Europe....
