Best Iced Coffee In Pittsburgh
Finding a place for the best iced coffee in Pittsburgh is similar to making your brackets for the NCAA basketball tournament, as the selection process has many top-notch establishments. It doesn't matter if it's either inside or outside the cafe or coffee shops, the iced coffee will go down smoothly and a helpful staff will guide you to a favorite drink that will make you come back again.
21st Street Coffee & Tea
2002 Smallman St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(412) 281-0809
www.21streetcoffee.com
If you're looking for a unique blend of coffee that is served all year long, then head on over to the Strip District to 21st Street Coffee & Tea. There you will find a coffee shop that has ample seating and walls adorned with paintings from local artists. That comfortable arrangement between the ambiance of the shop and ice- cold brew on tap make for a delightful experience. Even better news is the way that every cup is made just for your individual preference. The shop is a great place to read a book, converse with friends, or enjoy your drink as you browse the vibrant activity of the Strip District.
Cup-Ka-Joe
31 S. 27th St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
(412) 390-1563
www.cupkajoe.com
Don't be confused with the name of the coffee shop in the South Side, as there is more than a cup of joe to entice customers to enjoy the drink selections. The inviting and casual atmosphere of Cup Ka Joe has a quaint patio, parking and even an open garage door to release the blend of aromas in the shop. This makes a wonderful chance to kick back and relax, read or listen to your electronic device and take in the activity of the area. There are two iced coffee drinks for the customers to try that include an iced-coffee and an ice cold brew.
Espresso A Mano
3623 Butler St.
Pittsburgh, PA 15201
(412) 918-1864
espressoamano.com
Located in Lawrenceville at 37th Street, Espresso A Mano serves a wonderful choice of iced coffee and an ice cold brew that is strong and delicious for a perfect breakfast jolt to start the day. The coffee shop offers a wide variety of breakfast selections, and the menu is dotted with pastries, sandwiches and cookies that will serve as a compatible addition with your drink. A staff member noted that on a hot spring day, the shop is a nice stop to visit Lawrenceville and browse the stores along the way. The shop has a feel of come in and sit a spell or watch the world go by on Butler Street as you sip your iced coffee on the outdoor tables.
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Tazza D' Oro Cafe & Espresso Bar
1125 N. Highland Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
(412) 362-3676
www.tazzadoro.net
You will notice a beehive of activity in and around Highland Park and one of those stops is Tazza D'Oro Cafe. There is an opportunity to experience a wide variety of customers both indoors and outside tables and that easy-going environment makes for a cozy experience. Try the Japanese iced-coffee that is brewed over ice, and it appears is a favorite spring and summer selection. The activities near Highland Park offer a wealth of recreation, and it's no wonder if you see the bike crowd stop and enjoy Tazza D'Oro for the drinks and sandwiches.
Allegheny Coffee & Tea Exchange
2005 Penn Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
(866) 569-5865
www.alleghenycoffee.com
With 50 years of experience in the family business, Allegheny Coffee & Tea Exchange has a valued reputation of serving and selling some of the best coffee and tea products in Pittsburgh. Eric Nolan, manager, noted there are two iced coffee selections that are available and the introduction of the Nitro cold brew is a new standard of appeasing your coffee preference. He mentioned they are the only one in town that kegs, roasts, and serves in the same building. If you don't know where the store is located on Penn Avenue, then follow the delightful aroma that permeates that section of the Strip District and you will soon be hooked by the vast flavor and extensive selections.
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Gerry Cernicky is a retired health and physical education teacher with 36 years of experience. He is a former teacher of the year and a sports writer for the Vandergrift News. He delivers podcasts, and maintains a website and blog. He currently resides in Pittsburgh. His work can be found at Examiner.com.
