Kinross

Unorthodox Roasters, Kinross

A speciality coffee roaster and cafe on the High Street in Kinross, roasting single origin beans on site, with breakfasts and brunch.

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On the High Street in Kinross, behind a navy-blue shopfront in an old stone building, Unorthodox Roasters is a speciality coffee roaster with its own cafe.

It was founded in 2016 and has a second cafe in Stirling.

The beans are roasted right there, beside the counter, so you may well see and hear the roaster at work. It specialises in single origin coffees as well as its own house coffees. The food matches it: breakfasts and brunch such as Scottish salmon on toast, brioche French toast and yoghurt bowls.

The shop also sells tea, matcha, chocolate, brewing kit and Japanese ceramics. It opens every day from half past nine until five.

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Before you go

Open every day, 9.30am to 5pm.

Where
129 High Street, Kinross, KY13 8AQ.
Since
2016.
Roasts
On site, by the counter.

Opening hours

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Monday
9.30am–5pm
Tuesday
9.30am–5pm
Wednesday
9.30am–5pm
Thursday
9.30am–5pm
Friday
9.30am–5pm
Saturday
9.30am–5pm
Sunday
9.30am–5pm

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