Colbergcoffee is our roastery’s own coffee shop in Kołobrzeg. You’ll find us in a historic building at 21A Dubois Street, in the Old Town, just a short walk from the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We serve coffee that we roast ourselves. You can also buy our beans in the shop and take them home.
Planning to visit us? Here you’ll find our address, opening hours, menu information and directions. If you’re curious about the story behind our name, read our article from Colberg to Kołobrzeg.
Coffee shop in Kołobrzeg: address and opening hours
Address: 21A Stanisława Dubois Street, 78-100 Kołobrzeg, Poland. Phone: 736 980 400.
| Day | Opening hours |
|---|---|
| Monday-Friday | 8:30-19:00 |
| Saturday | 8:30-20:00 |
| Sunday | 9:00-19:00 |
Opening hours may change on public holidays and outside the main tourist season. If you’re making a special trip to visit us, it’s best to call ahead.
What to drink and eat at our cafe
Coffee from our own roastery is at the heart of our menu. We prepare it using a traditional espresso machine and filter brewing methods. You can choose a classic espresso or try a single-origin coffee with a completely different flavour profile.
- Espresso and milk-based coffees: classic espresso, cappuccino and other espresso-based drinks.
- Filter coffee: hand-brewed single-origin coffees, including light roasts from Africa. A great choice if you want to explore new flavours.
- In summer: cold brew and espresso tonic, perfect for warmer days.
- Plant-based milk alternatives: you can choose a plant-based drink instead of dairy milk in your coffee.
- More than coffee: matcha and Suzann teas.
- Something sweet: baked goods, including cinnamon rolls.
Our menu also changes with the seasons. We introduce drinks to suit the time of year and share new additions on our blog. You can find examples in our article on the summer menu at Colbergcoffee.
Coffee from our own roastery, served fresh
We select and roast the coffee we serve in our cafe right here in Kołobrzeg. We know where the beans come from, how they were roasted and when. For coffees with documented traceability, we can also identify the specific farm. Our baristas can tell you about the beans, explain the differences in flavour and help you choose coffee to enjoy at home.
Our cafe also has its own retail shop. You can buy freshly roasted coffee beans, brewing accessories and ceramics. If you prefer, we’ll grind your beans to suit your brewing method. You can also order coffee and accessories from our online shop. We roast 2-4 times a week. We usually dispatch orders within 24 hours, and in 95% of cases, the coffee reaches the customer within a day.
You’ll also find our coffee served in other venues around Kołobrzeg. One way to recognise it is by our wave logo. If you’d like to learn more about what we do, read our article Colberg, a coffee roastery in Kołobrzeg.
Our coffee shop in Kołobrzeg’s Old Town
You’ll find us in the historic heart of Kołobrzeg, just a few steps from the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. We can see it from our windows. Drop in for a coffee while exploring the Old Town or take a break on your way to the beach. In summer, we also have outdoor seating in front of the cafe.
If you’re planning to explore the city, take a look at our guide to things to do in Kołobrzeg. And if you’re interested in life behind the coffee bar, read a day in the life of a barista at Colbergcoffee.
Colbergcoffee, Kolberg Kaffee, Cafe Kolberg: how to find us
The name Colbergcoffee combines Colberg, the historic name of Kołobrzeg, with the English word coffee. Not everyone remembers it straight away. That’s why you might come across variations such as Kolberg Kaffee, Cafe Kolberg or Colberg Kawiarnia. Some people simply look for us as the cafe near the Basilica. Whatever name you search for, our address is the same: 21A Dubois Street.
You can read our guests’ reviews on our Google Maps profile. We appreciate every review, including those with suggestions for improvement.
Frequently asked questions about our coffee shop in Kołobrzeg
Where is the Colbergcoffee cafe in Kołobrzeg?
At 21A Stanisława Dubois Street, 78-100 Kołobrzeg. We’re located in the Old Town, just a short walk from the Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
What are the cafe’s opening hours?
We’re open Monday to Friday from 8:30-19:00, on Saturday from 8:30-20:00 and on Sunday from 9:00-19:00. Opening hours may change on public holidays. You can call us on 736 980 400 before visiting.
Is Colbergcoffee a coffee roastery?
Yes. Colbergcoffee is a coffee roastery based in Kołobrzeg. Our location at 21A Dubois Street is our own cafe, where we serve coffee roasted by us.
What coffee can I drink at the cafe?
Espresso, cappuccino and other espresso-based drinks, as well as filter coffee brewed from single-origin beans. In summer, we also serve cold brew and espresso tonic.
Do you serve matcha and plant-based milk alternatives?
Yes. We serve matcha and can prepare milk-based coffees with plant-based alternatives. Our menu also includes Suzann teas and baked goods, including cinnamon rolls.
Can I buy coffee beans to take home?
Yes. You can buy freshly roasted coffee beans in our cafe shop. We can also grind them for you on the spot to suit your preferred brewing method.
How can I contact the cafe?
The easiest way is to call us on 736 980 400. You can also visit us in person at 21A Dubois Street in Kołobrzeg.
Can I order Colbergcoffee beans online?
Yes, through our online shop at colbergcoffee.pl. We roast 2-4 times a week, usually dispatch orders within 24 hours, and in 95% of cases, the coffee reaches the customer within a day.
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