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mainzMagazin recommends: Coffee roastery Müller Mainz

The Müller coffee roastery refines green coffee from all over the world into coffee specialties in two branches in Mainz.

Note: An article from mainzMagazin Spring/Summer 2024

Interior View of a Coffee Roastery
Counter in the coffee shop

The Müller coffee roastery refines green coffee from all over the world in its two Mainz branches. Coffee lovers and those who want to become coffee lovers can enjoy the coffee specialties in the traditional branch at Fischtor. Or how about a delicious coffee in front of the picturesque backdrop of Mainz Cathedral?

Coffee mobile
Coffee mobile on the market

For 15 years now, visitors to the Mainz weekly market have been fortifying themselves with delicious freshly brewed coffee from the in-house coffee e-mobile "Emil" before plunging into the colorful hustle and bustle. If desired, the experienced baristas also prepare coffee according to the personal preferences of their customers.

Coffee cup
Cup of coffee latte art on wood table

If you want to learn how to enjoy the perfect cup of coffee in your own home, you can learn from experienced professionals in courses and workshops. Immerse yourself in the art of coffee and espresso preparation and learn about the selection and origin of coffee beans. And if you're interested in latte art, you can learn the techniques for the perfect "milk heart" and impress your family and friends with your own barista skills.


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Müller Coffee Roastery

Schöfferstraße 8

Höfchen 2

55116 Mainz

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