For a lot of people, the morning doesn't begin without a good cup of coffee. From a frothy cappuccino, to a pumpkin spice latte, to a cup of plain black coffee, we're always looking for the best cafes to serve us our favorite beverage.
And if you're a true coffee connoisseur, you'll want to check out WalletHub's list of best coffee cities in America.
WalletHub compared the 100 most populated U.S. cities across 14 key metrics, including average price per pack of coffee, the average price of a cappuccino, coffee shops, coffee houses, and cafes per capita, the average spending on coffee per household, and more. Each metric was then graded on a 100-point scale and weighed to calculate a final score. You can read more about their methodology here.
So whether you're basing your next trip around your coffee cravings or you just want some bragging rights about how jittery your own city is, click through the slides to see which 25 cities are the best.
25. Jersey City, N.J.
Total score: 37.29
24. Irvine, Calif.
Total score: 37.49
23. Boise, Idaho
Total score: 37.51
22. Tampa, Fla.
Total score: 37.72
21. Long Beach, Calif.
Total score: 38.62
20. Fremont, Calif.
Total score: 39.34
19. Oakland, Calif.
Total score: 39.36
18. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Total score: 39.93
17. Austin, Texas
Total score: 40.00
16. Atlanta, Ga.
Total score: 42.06
15. Orlando, Fla.
Total score: 42.76
14. Philadelphia, Pa.
Total score: 43.75
13. Minneapolis, Minn.
Total score: 43.92
12. Las Vegas, Nev.
Total score: 44.58
11. Denver, Colo.
Total score: 44.90
10. San Diego, Calif.
Total score: 45.04
9. Boston, Mass.
Total score: 46.37
8. Miami, Fla.
Total score: 47.55
7. Chicago, Ill.
Total score: 49.03
6. Washington D.C.
Total score: 50.68
5. Los Angeles, Calif.
Total score: 54.97
4. Portland, Ore.
Total score: 59.22
3. San Francisco, Calif.
Total score: 64.17
2. Seattle, Wash.
Total score: 65.71
1. New York, N.Y.
Total score: 66.92
