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Best coffee cities in America: See who's number 1
The ranking weighed coffee-shop supply, prices and home equipment, and Orlando led with more than $154 in annual household coffee spending.
- WalletHub's latest analysis ranked Orlando as America's top coffee city, evaluating 100 U.S. cities across 12 indicators of coffee friendliness.
- Researchers compared the 100 most populated cities using criteria including cafe density, average coffee prices, and the share of residents owning home coffee-making equipment.
- Orlando offers the highest number of coffee and tea shops per capita providing free Wi-Fi, attracting remote workers and students, while also featuring the highest number of donut shops per capita.
- "In the cities that are craziest about coffee, the average household may spend as much as $327 per year," WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said, adding that 33% of the population uses home coffee machines.
- Portland and Miami round out the top 3, while Hawaii holds the most expensive coffee at $4.89—approximately 59% higher than the national average; 66% of Americans drink coffee daily.
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