The roasters writing the coffee scene in Beijing. who they are, where they source from, and where to drink the result.

Roasters worth knowing

Sanchuan Coffee (Qijing Hutong) ★ 4.3

¥ Coffee roasterNiujiePublic cafe

Sanchuan Coffee opened in July 2025 in Qijing Hutong near Fayuan Temple in Beijing; a roaster and a barista run its pour-over bar, and Amap ranked it in 2026.

BeansPanama, Ethiopia, Honduras, Bolivia

BrewsPour over

TipGeisha lots fill about two thirds of the menu and the beans are roasted in-house; the shop is open Tuesday to Sunday, so skip Mondays.

S.O.E Coffee (Wudaoying) ★ 4.1

¥ Coffee roasterGulou NanluoguxiangPublic cafe

S.O.E Coffee is a Beijing specialty brand founded in 2005 with its own roasting factory, and its Wudaoying Hutong shop sits a short walk from the Lama Temple.

BrewsWhole bean retail

TipThe name abbreviates single-origin espresso and the chess board's Square of Eight; the group also has a shop at 6 Chaoyang Park South Road.

i.Cafe (Baiziwan) ★ 4.0

¥ Coffee roasterGuomao CbdPublic cafe

i.Cafe is a neighbourhood coffee shop in Baiziwan, Beijing, that began as a roasting studio in 2016 and supplies beans to other cafes across the city.

BrewsEspresso

TipThe shop is unit F103 in Building 6. A 2023 Sohu guide singles out the Melbourne coffee and the affogato made with Xifeng liquor.

CHAMO Self-Roasted Coffee (Chaoyangmen) ★ 4.0

¥ Coffee roasterGuomao CbdPublic cafe

CHAMO is a self-roasting coffee and bread shop in the Xincheng International community on Chaoyangmenwai Street in Beijing, open daily from 07:30 to 19:30.

BrewsPour over, Whole bean retail

TipIt sells its own roasted beans next to coffee and filled toast; Our Beijing's 2025 bean guide points to its Geisha lot T2722 and its drip-bag gift sets.

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