Santa Mama Coffee Co.

We moved away from the area where we were a loyal customers for a decade. I tried a few new local roasts but nothing comes close to Santa Mama’s complex yet smooth taste and mouthfeel. I get it shipped now every month.

Awesome coffee! Catch them when they are in the shop on Saturday mornings for the best pour-overs and espresso in and around DWG.

The coffee is excellent, but you won't be served in this location. This is where the magic happens. This is where the beans are roasted. High quality beans sent out for retail sale at various locations, including Cafe Duet and Mystic Mug just next door. I highly recommend the Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, but that's because it is my favorite. They are all evenly roasted and quality beans. Just to up the recommendation a little more, I happened upon meeting the owner/roaster in person and was enchanted with a conversation about coffee and some of the places we have enjoyed it. He is very knowledgeable and dedicated to excellence. My only complaint is that the packaging isn't terribly eco-friendly. That wax coated cardboard isn't very recyclable.

Delicious coffee! Lovely people! Beautiful town! The Delaware Water Gap is on the Appalachian Trail and this coffee place is a great respite for all travelers and locals. And did I mention the coffee is really good too :-D

Are they even open? Extremely limited hours. Didn’t get a call back from them either. What gives? Edit: Went to their partner cafe called Cafe Duet in East Stroudsburg and bought couple of bags of coffee (Peru and Honduras). Expensive at $16 per bag (probably the most I paid for in a while) but the coffee was probably one of the best I’ve had. Made it for family and friends and they were impressed. I just wish I could pick up a bag directly from the roaster. But lack of information / signage directing where to get the coffee made for a bit frustrating experience.