Vereda/Belarus
🇧🇾 Country guide · Eastern Europe · Updated July 2026

Specialty coffee in Belarus

Specialty coffee in Belarus is centred on Minsk, where Zerno began brewing with alternative methods in 2012 and local roasters now supply the scene. Minsk's specialty scene is small and built around a few roasters. Kitchen Coffee Roasters focuses on lighter roasts, deliberately moving away from the dark, bitter coffee many locals grew up with. Knot Coffee runs the café Why Knot?, and Belarusian championship winners have worked at several of the city's coffee bars, including a national latte-art champion.

Minsk holds almost all of the cafés listed here and all three roasters. Mogilev and Pinsk each have a specialty café.

Roasters that shape Belarusian specialty coffee include Kitchen Coffee Roasters, Single Step Coffee and Why Knot?. Expect filter and alternative brewing methods alongside espresso, light roasts at the roaster-run cafés, and cafés that host cuppings and events.

4 cities·13 cafés·3 roasters
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How many specialty coffee shops are there in Belarus?+
Vereda lists 13 specialty coffee shops and 3 local roasters across 4 cities in Belarus. Minsk has the most (10 cafés), followed by Kopišča (1).
Which city in Belarus has the most specialty coffee?+
Minsk, with 10 specialty cafés and 3 roasters on Vereda. Kopišča is next with 1 café.
Are there specialty coffee roasters in Belarus?+
Yes. Vereda lists 3 specialty roasters in Belarus, in Minsk (3).
Which Belarusian cities have a Vereda coffee guide?+