Welcome to our caffeinated journey through Fairfield County’s most enchanting cafes, where the aroma of espresso mingles with the scent of crisp air and falling leaves. Whether you’re a devoted coffee connoisseur or a tea enthusiast, a busy mom in need of a quiet moment, or a group of friends seeking a cozy catch-up spot, this guide will lead you to the coziest corners and unique sips that Fairfield County has to offer.
Shearwater Coffee {Fairfield}
Organic coffee is roasted in Fairfield County, featuring Caramel Pecan Lattes, Mocha Pumpkin Spice Lattes, and Pumpkin Chai Lattes. If hot coffee isn’t your thing, be sure to check out the Pumpkin Cold Brew.
Tusk and Cup {Ridgefield}
Tusk and Cup offers Italian espresso roasted locally as well as handmade gelato. Featured flavors include Pumpkin, Maple, or Apple Crumble Lattes.
Source Coffeehouse {Black Rock}
Source believes that great coffee should be good for everyone, and so do I! Pumpkin Spice Latte is currently featured, but with historic flavors like a brown sugar anise-flavored latte, we can’t wait to see what they’ve got in store for this fall.
Plasko’s Cafe {Trumbull}
Plasko’s is more than ice cream. They offer Pumpkin Spice, Salted Caramel, or Hot Apple Cider. Or try an Affogato, two shots of espresso poured over any flavor of ice cream of your choice. PRO TIP: Be sure to pick up a pack of cider donuts while you’re there.
Neat {Darien}
A specialty coffee and roasting company in Darien offers super unique latte flavors like last year’s Butternut Spice, Fig lattes, or steamed cider.
Additionally, it’s the best time of year to catch hot apple cider at your favorite Fairfield County farm or apple cider mill.
I love Terra in Monroe!
Cafe Nero in Darien: once they turn the fireplace onsite will be even better!