20 products, six makers and five towns

Coffee

For coffee roasters near Margaret River that you can watch at work, head a little north. Margaret River Roasting Co roasts in Vasse, and its cafe sits inside the working roastery on Burler Drive. If the roaster's running, you can watch the next batch while you drink. Its house blends run from Midnight, dark with cocoa and a flick of citrus, to the lighter Genesis, with hazelnut and stone fruit.

Yahava KoffeeWorks started in 2001 in a shed on Metricup Road. Its South West KoffeeWorks is now in Margaret River, and it has a drive-through in Vasse. Its signature coffees are Kahava, Espresso and BlackGold, so if you drank it on holiday, look for those names. In Busselton, Obison is a local family business pouring at Origins Market, with blends from the smooth Wakey Wakey! to the full-bodied Coffee To A Kn!fe Fight. Providore at Metricup sells its Injidup Blend as whole beans.

Whole beans hold their flavour longer than ground, so buy beans if there's a grinder at home. For the full run, stop by stop, see our South West coffee roasters guide.

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On the shelf

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Where to buy coffee

Each maker's page tells their story and links straight to their own shop.

Visit in person 6 makers

Shops, tasting rooms, farm gates and market stalls. Days change, so check the maker's own site before you go.

Busselton

  • Obison Coffee Roasters

    Market stall, Origins MarketCoffee

    A local family coffee business trading from a stall at Origins Market in Busselton, with medium and medium-dark blends roasted to its own recipe.

  • Two Cracks Coffee

    Market stall, Origins MarketCoffee

    A small-batch roastery and cafe on the main street of Cowaramup, roasting rotating single origins in house, with a stall at Origins Market in Busselton.

Cowaramup

  • Record Coffee Roasters

    Tasting roomCoffee

    A Cowaramup roastery with a tasting room, roasting a steady Side A range and rotating Side B single origins, packed in recyclable aluminium cans.

  • Two Cracks Coffee

    ShopCoffee

    A small-batch roastery and cafe on the main street of Cowaramup, roasting rotating single origins in house, with a stall at Origins Market in Busselton.

Margaret River

  • Yahava KoffeeWorks

    ShopCoffee

    Coffee roaster that began in 2001 in a shed on Metricup Road, now with a KoffeeWorks in Margaret River and Kwik Koffee drive-throughs in Vasse and Busselton.

Metricup

  • Providore

    Tasting roomPantry, Coffee, Olive oil

    Providore is the retail arm of a Margaret River property: small-batch jams, olives from its own grove, coffee and drinking chocolate.

Vasse

  • Margaret River Roasting Co

    ShopCoffee

    A working coffee roastery and cafe in Vasse, roasting house blends, single origins and an Australian-grown coffee, Yira Yarkiny.

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In the journal

Day trips and gift runs that call in on the coffee makers.

All guides

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    Nougat in red and green, a chocolate bar its maker compares to Christmas cake, olives for whoever's hosting lunch.

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    Busselton has no shortage of cafes.

  • Take the South West home with you

    Chocolate ground on stone, honey from one kind of tree, a soap scented with Boranup Forest in mind.

Questions

Where can I buy coffee beans in Busselton?

Margaret River Roasting Co roasts in Vasse, near Busselton, at a roastery with a cafe inside on Burler Drive. In town, Obison pours coffee at its stall in Origins Market and sells its blends as beans on its own site, and Yahava has Kwik Koffee drive-throughs in Busselton. All three post their coffee within Australia.

Check hours on the makers' sites before you go.

Obison's blends run from the smooth Wakey Wakey! to the full-bodied Coffee To A Kn!fe Fight. Margaret River Roasting Co's Midnight is the dark one, with cocoa notes, and Genesis is lighter, with hazelnut and stone fruit.

Where can I buy coffee beans in Margaret River?

In Margaret River town, Yahava's KoffeeWorks on Andrews Way sells its own coffee, including its signature Kahava, Espresso and BlackGold. North of town, Providore at Metricup sells its Injidup Blend as whole beans, and Margaret River Roasting Co roasts in Vasse, near Busselton. All three also sell through their own websites.

Check hours on the makers' sites before you go.

At Margaret River Roasting Co the cafe sits inside the working roastery, so you can watch the next batch while you drink. If you drank Yahava on holiday, look for the blend name you remember: its grinds run from whole bean to plunger, stovetop and espresso.

Where can I watch coffee being roasted near Margaret River?

At Margaret River Roasting Co in Vasse, where the cafe sits inside the working roastery on Burler Drive. Check hours before you go.

Where can I buy Yahava coffee?

Yahava KoffeeWorks has cafes and outlets across Western Australia, including one in Vasse, and sells online. Its signature coffees are Kahava, Espresso and BlackGold, in grinds from whole bean to plunger, stovetop and espresso.

Should I buy whole beans or ground coffee?

Whole beans if you have a grinder, because they hold their flavour much longer. If not, buy it ground for the way you brew, which Margaret River Roasting Co, Obison and Yahava all offer.

Where can I buy Margaret River Roasting Co coffee in Perth?

Margaret River Roasting Co lists where it's sold on its own site, so that's the place to find a shop near you in Perth or anywhere else. If there isn't one close by, it posts within Australia from its online shop.

Stock changes, so check the maker's list before you make a special trip.

The coffee is roasted at its roastery and cafe in Vasse, near Busselton.