
Weekend tasting
- Saturdays and Sundays at 10:00
- 45 minutes with our roaster
- Five coffees, side by side
- €18 per person
Coffee house & roastery in Old Town
Small-batch coffee, roasted down the hall and poured at one long oak table since 2014.
A short menu we make well. Every milk drink comes with oat at no extra cost, and the pastries are baked here before we open.
Our house blend, Long Table. Cocoa, dried cherry, a clean finish.
Double shot with a thin layer of steamed milk. The one most regulars order.
This week's single origin, brewed by hand. Ask what's on the scale.
Espresso over cold milk and ice. Add vanilla for €0.40.
Ceremonial matcha whisked with oat milk and a little maple. Autumn only.
The everyday version, hot or iced.
Spiced black tea we brew from whole spices each morning.
Three days from dough to oven. Usually gone by eleven.
Cardamom dough, brown butter, cinnamon sugar.
Two thick slices with cultured butter and seasonal jam.
Tell us about allergies when you order. Everything is made in a kitchen that handles nuts, gluten and dairy.
Sunday Table started with a single oak table and a borrowed espresso machine. The table is still here. Most other things changed.
A carpenter on Linden Street builds the table from a fallen oak. We open on a Sunday.
A 5 kg roaster moves into the back room. We stop buying roasted coffee.
Issue one: four photocopied pages, handed out with every cup.
Weeknight classes start, six people at a time, around the same table.
The old storeroom becomes a bar for weekend tastings with the roaster.
Seven farms, two roast days a week and the same table, now with a few more scratches.
Scroll sideways to see the whole table.
Four steps, about three months, and a lot of tasting along the way.
Step 1 of 4Our farms pick by hand, only ripe cherries, and process the coffee on site. We visit each one at least every two years.
About 8 weeks from harvest to shipping
Green coffee arrives in Old Town and goes into our 5 kg roaster on Tuesdays and Fridays. Every batch is logged and cupped.
10 to 12 minutes per batch
Fresh beans need to release carbon dioxide before they taste right. Espresso rests for a week, filter for five days.
5 to 7 days in the bag
We dial in every morning, adjusting the grind to the weather, then pour it at the long table.
28 seconds for a shot

We roast on Tuesday and Friday mornings, in small batches, and only what we'll sell within two weeks. If you sit at the far end of the table you can smell it.
We buy green coffee directly from the farms, pay above the Fairtrade minimum on every lot, and show the invoices to anyone who asks at the counter.
Every batch is recorded. This is the curve for the Long Table blend in the hopper right now: 10 minutes 20 seconds, dropped at 207°C.
Coffee grows in a band around the equator. These are the seven farms we buy from directly. Pick one to see what we paid.
Learn what we know, at the same table where we drink it. Small groups, no experience needed.


Three quick questions. We'll match you with a profile and tell you what to order on your first visit.
A small printed zine about the people around the table: the farmers, the regulars, the baker who never sleeps. New issue on the first Sunday of each month, free with any coffee.
Not in Old Town? Get a short letter by email when the new issue is out.
Ana has roasted every bag of Long Table since 2016. This month she explains why she still writes each batch in a paper notebook, and what she learned from a farm visit in Huila.
No reservations for the table. If it's full, someone usually shifts over.
Two minutes from Market Square. Bike racks out front, step-free entrance on the side.
| Monday | 7:00 to 18:00 |
| Tuesday | 7:00 to 18:00 |
| Wednesday | 7:00 to 18:00 |
| Thursday | 7:00 to 18:00 |
| Friday | 7:00 to 18:00 |
| Saturday | 8:00 to 17:00 |
| Sunday | 8:00 to 17:00 |
Questions, group visits or wholesale beans:
Or ask whoever's behind the counter.