Coffee shops in St Albans
Whether you live in St Albans or are passing through, a great coffee shop can make the day. The map lists 12 coffee shops — here are the ones worth knowing. Pair two or three of these and you have a full day sorted in St Albans.
Coffee shops in St Albans
From flat whites to pour-overs: the coffee map of St Albans, with the ratings to back it up.
Place data, ratings and reviews by Google. Powered by Google.
Getting good coffee in St Albans
- The highest-rated independent shops in St Albans tend to roast their own beans or buy from a named local roaster — ask the barista what is on the grinder.
- Morning rush is real everywhere. If you are working from a cafe in St Albans, the sweet spot is usually 9:30 to 11:30, after the commuter wave.
- Ratings below 4.0 with hundreds of reviews usually mean inconsistent drinks, not bad ones — worth a try if it is on your route.
About St Albans
St Albans, Hertfordshire, the United Kingdom (coordinates 51.75, -0.34, Dayfari covers about 40 km around the centre).
Everything listed for St Albans is a real Google Places venue with ratings and review counts. Dayfari never invents a venue and never sells placement.
More coffee shops nearby
If St Albans itself is thin on this one, these nearby towns have their own guides:
- Coffee shops in Watford (12 km away)
- Coffee shops in Luton (15 km away)
- Coffee shops in London (31 km away)
- Coffee shops in Milton Keynes (43 km away)
- Coffee shops in Bedford (44 km away)
- Coffee shops in Reading (55 km away)
Common questions
Where do these St Albans coffee listings come from?
Google Places listings for St Albans, with ratings, review counts and addresses. Dayfari does not sell placements — the order below follows review counts, not advertisers.
How current is this St Albans coffee guide?
Dayfari re-pulls listings regularly, but cafes open, close and change hands fast. If a shop matters to your plans, check its hours before you go.
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