What Are the Best Coffee Shops in the Sullivan Catskills?

If you are planning a trip to Sullivan County and wondering where to get a great cup of coffee, here is what you need to know.

The Sullivan Catskills coffee scene has grown considerably in recent years. You will find riverside espresso bars, cozy living-room cafes, scratch bakeries with a full drink menu and a dessert coffee shop that makes the kind of latte worth driving for. Each one reflects the character of the town it calls home.

Quick Answer: What Are the Best Coffee Shops in the Sullivan Catskills?

The most recommended coffee shops in the Sullivan Catskills include:

  • The Tusten Cup, Narrowsburg: riverside espresso bar with Delaware River views and breakfast and lunch all day
  • 2 Queens Coffee, Narrowsburg: beloved local roaster and cafe with pastries and a welcoming space
  • Main Street Farm, Livingston Manor: scratch-made syrups, seasonal lattes, matcha drinks and a full market
  • Bloom Coffee, Jeffersonville: handcrafted drinks inside Sullivan Sundries, known for its black sesame latte
  • Cuppie Cake Desserts, Jeffersonville: dessert coffees, cupcakes and specialty drinks including the S’Moreo Latte
  • Catskills Coffee Lodge, Roscoe: scratch kitchen with river views on the Willowemoc
  • Forage and Gather, Hurleyville: a cozy work-friendly cafe serving coffee, matcha and house-made food
  • The Coffee Way Cafe, Wurtsboro: fresh Italian baked goods daily with coffee, tea and house-made lemonades
A woman operating a coffee roasting machine, surrounded by bags and equipment in a cozy workshop atmosphere.

The Sullivan Catskills Coffee Shops by Town

Narrowsburg

Narrowsburg has two strong coffee options within easy walking distance of each other on and near Main Street.

  • The Tusten Cup: full espresso bar with a 10/10 Delaware River view, fresh pastries and breakfast and lunch all day. One of the most scenic places to start a morning in the county
  • 2 Queens Coffee: a locally rooted cafe with pastries, lunch and a bright, welcoming atmosphere. Open Segunda-feira, Quarta-feira and quinta-feira; check hours before visiting
Um café elegante com mobiliário colorido, uma bola de discoteca proeminente e grandes janelas que proporcionam luz natural.

Mansão Livingston

Livingston Manor has more coffee and breakfast options per block than anywhere else in Sullivan County. The cluster on and around Main Street makes it easy to do two or three stops in a single morning.

  • Main Street Farm: all syrups made from scratch, seasonal drinks including the popular strawberry matcha, a full market with local products and a grocery section
Three stacked donuts on a plate: one glazed, one cinnamon sugar, and one chocolate-covered.

Jeffersonville

Jeffersonville is a quiet village in the Town of Callicoon with two distinct coffee stops worth a detour.

  • Bloom Coffee: inside Sullivan Sundries on Main Street, a multi-business space worth exploring on its own. Handcrafted drinks, Grizzly Bagels and kombucha on tap. The black sesame latte is a signature and available only here
  • Cuppie Cake Desserts: dessert coffees that are as photogenic as they are delicious. The S’Moreo Latte combines s’mores and Oreo flavors. Coffee buckets and dirty sodas for the adventurous
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Roscoe

Roscoe is Trout Town USA and its coffee shop fits the landscape perfectly.

  • Catskills Coffee Lodge: sits right on the Willowemoc River with a cozy lodge interior and a scratch kitchen. Take your drink down to the water. The homemade quiche is worth ordering alongside your coffee
  • Roscoe Diner: not a specialty coffee shop, but the vintage diner on Old Route 17 is open daily from early morning and serves coffee all day alongside a full breakfast and lunch menu
Um acolhedor café com grandes janelas que exibem decorações coloridas de outono, incluindo abóboras e placas de boas-vindas.

Hurleyville

Hurleyville’s coffee scene centers on one welcoming spot that doubles as a place to settle in for an hour.

  • Forage and Gather: feels like walking into someone’s living room. Cozy, comfortable and good for working or lingering. Coffee, matcha, house-made food and Ri’s Ice Cream from Meyers Century Farm in Jeffersonville
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Wurtsboro

Wurtsboro has a newer addition to its Main Street that pairs well with a browse through the village’s antique shops.

  • The Coffee Way Cafe: fresh Italian baked goods made daily, coffee and tea drinks and house-made lemonades. A gift and thrift shop next door makes it a natural double stop on a Wurtsboro afternoon
Two cups of coffee on saucers sit on a rustic wooden table, with one cup featuring latte art and a person holding the other.

Bethel

Bethel is best known for Bethel Woods and the Museum at Bethel Woods, but it also has a charming local cafe worth a stop.

  • Bethel Market Cafe: a cozy breakfast and lunch spot housed in a converted historic general store. Known for great coffee and homemade baked goods alongside a full menu of breakfast sandwiches, wraps and fresh salads. Good for gluten-free options and grabbing a pecan bar to go
A baked treat with a crumbly top, featuring blackberries and drizzled with a white icing. It is served in a metallic tray.

What to Know Before You Go

A few practical notes for planning your Sullivan Catskills coffee stops.

  • Hours vary widely; many spots are closed Segunda-feira through Quarta-feira. Always check before making the drive
  • Livingston Manor and Jeffersonville both have multiple options within a short walk, making them efficient morning bases
  • Several spots including The Tusten Cup, Catskills Coffee Lodge and Main Street Farm offer outdoor seating with natural views in good weather
  • Bloom Coffee and Main Street Farm both offer alternative milk options and rotating seasonal drinks
  • The full coffee and cafe directory is at sullivancatskills.com/places-to-eat/coffee-tea-shops
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Perguntas frequentes

Yes. Two days is enough for a very good introduction to the region if you focus on a few high-quality experiences rather than trying to see everything.

For a first visit, prioritize a great place to stay, one outdoor or scenic experience, one small-town or cultural stop, and strong local dining. That combination best reflects how the destination is presented across its stay, play, and eat content.

It works well for both. The region promotes hiking, farms, arts, history, food, entertainment, and slower getaway experiences, so you can build a more active or more restorative weekend.

No. A better approach is to plan a framework: where you are staying, one or two anchor activities, and a few food or town options. The destination is especially good for discovering things between the scheduled moments.

The Sullivan Catskills stands out for its blend of scenic outdoors, local food and drink, arts and culture, destination lodging, and approachable small-town character, all within a region intentionally marketed for trip planning and weekend escapes.

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