MerseysideCoffee shops in Liverpool
Liverpool's independent coffee runs from the Ropewalks streets around Bold Street down into the converted warehouses of the Baltic Triangle, with a second cluster on Lark Lane by Sefton Park. Crosby Coffee, roasting since 2014, and Press Bros, which began as a coffee van at Baltic Market in 2017, opened on Lark Lane within a week of each other in October 2021.
- Venues listed
- 5
- Details verified
- 0
- Average flat white
- Not yet published
Where they are
- Crosby Coffee, Lark Lane62 Lark Lane, L17 8UP
- Ditto Coffee, Jamaica StreetUnit 4, 10-14 Jamaica Street, L1 0AF
- Hardware Coffee + Kitchen40B Renshaw Street, L1 4EF
- Mother EspressoThe Tea Factory, 82 Wood Street, L1 4DQ
- Press Bros Coffee82 Lark Lane, L17 8UU
Every Liverpool coffee shop we list
Plain links, so every venue is reachable without a map or a search box. Pages marked as unverified are published but not yet checked: we do not put prices or hours on a page until somebody has confirmed them.
- Crosby Coffee, Lark LaneThe Lark Lane coffee house of Crosby Coffee, a roaster founded in Crosby in 2014, open since October 2021. All the coffee is roasted by the company and sold by the bag as well as by the cup.62 Lark Lane, L17 8UP · details not yet verified
- Ditto Coffee, Jamaica StreetThe first Ditto Coffee, set up by the independent music company Ditto Music on the model of Melbourne's small hole-in-the-wall coffee bars. The Jamaica Street shop runs acoustic open mic nights on Thursday evenings.Unit 4, 10-14 Jamaica Street, L1 0AF · details not yet verified
- Hardware Coffee + KitchenA coffee and brunch café behind the old Rapid Hardware shopfront on Renshaw Street, the last part of that shop still standing. It takes walk-ins only, with no bookings.40B Renshaw Street, L1 4EF · details not yet verified
- Mother EspressoA café in the Tea Factory building on Wood Street, with espresso, pour-over, cold brew and nitro on the drinks list. The kitchen serves breakfast and brunch, and the bar runs to cocktails.The Tea Factory, 82 Wood Street, L1 4DQ · details not yet verified
- Press Bros CoffeeBrothers Oli and Tito started Press Bros in 2017 with a converted coffee van at Baltic Market, and this corner of Lark Lane became their first shop during lockdown. It serves brunch, cinnamon buns and specialty coffee.82 Lark Lane, L17 8UU · details not yet verified
Areas of Liverpool
An area gets its own page once enough of its venues are verified to be worth one. Until then the venues are listed here directly, because a card that only leads to a thinner copy of this list is a dead end.
- Ropewalks2 venues
The streets around Bold Street, Wood Street and Renshaw Street, on the south side of the city centre.
- Baltic Triangle1 venue
Former warehouses south of the centre, now studios, food halls and cafés around Jamaica Street.
- Lark Lane2 venues
A street of independent shops and cafés in Aigburth, beside Sefton Park, south of the city centre.
What coffee costs in Liverpool
Rent and footfall explain most of the difference between one Liverpool café and the next: a site in the Ropewalks pays city-centre rates, while a suburban street like Lark Lane usually has lower overheads and a more local trade. A few shops publish their prices. Mother Espresso on Wood Street listed a double espresso at £3 and an eight-ounce milk coffee at £3.90 on its own menu in October 2026. For the rest, this directory will record prices once they have been checked.