Coffee consumption in the U.S. has reached impressive levels, with Americans drinking 519 million cups daily. A recent survey shows that 66% of the population enjoys coffee every day. WalletHub analyzed the 100 largest U.S. cities to determine which are the most coffee-friendly based on various factors. These include average prices, coffee shop access, and coffee-related search trends.
• Portland, Oregon, ranks first with a score of 71.09, thanks to its many affordable and highly rated coffee shops.
• Orlando, Florida, takes second place with a score of 69.44, known for its donut shops and vibrant coffee events.
• Long Beach, California, comes in third with a score of 65.46, featuring numerous coffee shops and high search interest in coffee.
• Seattle, the birthplace of Starbucks, surprisingly ranks fifth with a score of 63.82.
Understanding coffee consumption trends is essential as they reflect cultural habits and economic factors. The study highlights the varying costs of coffee across cities, showing how prices can greatly impact spending. This information can guide coffee lovers and businesses alike in navigating the coffee landscape.
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