Roaster · United States
Andytown Coffee
Andytown Coffee Roasters is a women-owned, community-focused specialty coffee roasting company founded in San Francisco's Outer Sunset neighborhood in 2014.

Andytown Coffee Roasters was founded in 2014 by baristas Michael McCrory and Lauren Crabbe with the goal of bringing specialty coffee roasting to the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco. Starting in a 600-square-foot space on Lawton Street, the company has grown to operate multiple locations on the west side of San Francisco, as well as cafes in downtown San Francisco, Menlo Park, and beyond. Andytown describes its atmosphere as reminiscent of an Irish grandmother's kitchen—clean, cozy, welcoming, and warm—with a focus on building inclusive community spaces. The roaster practices small-batch roasting and emphasizes meticulous sourcing and consistency. Andytown is certified as a women-owned business by the WBENC, a California Green Business, and a Surfrider Ocean-Friendly Restaurant. The company uses compostable packaging, prioritizes energy efficiency, and engages in ethical sourcing. Local hiring, neighborhood events, and community partnerships are also central to its stated mission.
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Beans from Andytown Coffee
Burundi · Kayanza
BURUNDI TURIHAMWE
Produced by seven women farmers, this coffee is prized for its bright, sweet, and citrusy character.
COLD BREW BLEND
This rich and hefty cold brew blend combines Brazilian beans with various other coffees to create a potent, flavorful concentrate.
DECAF MEXICO ESMERALDA
Sweet, smooth naturally decaffeinated Mexican coffee with apple and cocoa notes.
Ethiopia · Sidamo
ETHIOPIA MUSTEFA ABAKENO
Sweet and jammy washed Ethiopian single-origin from respected Jimma farmer and mill owner.
Ethiopia · Sidamo
ETHIOPIA NATURAL MUSTEFA ABAKENO
Natural Ethiopian single-origin with delicate fruit notes and tea-like finish.
Honduras · Marcala
HONDURAS MARIA ADELA
This coffee from Maria Adela Nolasco features a velvety mouthfeel with balanced acidity and notes of plum, green grape, and pecan praline.
Last updated: October 14, 2026