The EcoCafé Cafés Map highlights coffee shops that are actively reducing waste and supporting ethical sourcing. Use it to plan your next coffee run, a neighborhood café crawl, or a working session in a space that matches your values and the UN Sustainable Development Goals we care about most.

Every café on this map is working, in its own way, toward lower waste, fairer supply chains, and stronger communities. Some are just getting started. Others are leading the way and teaching their customers as they go.

What You’ll Find on the Map

• Reusable cup discounts — bring your own mug and save money and materials.
• Plant-based milk options — oat, soy, almond, and more with a lower climate footprint.
• Composting & recycling — coffee grounds and food scraps to gardens instead of landfills.
• Local roasters & fair sourcing — transparency about where the beans come from and how farmers are treated.
• Community focus — cafés that host events, pay fair wages, and act as third spaces for connection.

Zoom in on your city or explore other regions — Buzz & Hippy Dave are steadily adding cafés as our community grows. If your favorite spot isn’t here yet, scroll down and suggest a sustainable café.

Explore the EcoCafé Map

Use the interactive map below to explore cafés offering low-waste practices. Click a marker to see the café’s highlights — then open their website, social channels, or directions for more info. When possible, listings will mention things like reusable cup programs, plant-based menus, and partnerships with responsible roasters.

Many of these cafés align with global efforts like SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption & Production) and SDG 13 (Climate Action) — turning everyday coffee into a small but meaningful part of climate resilience.

Suggest a Sustainable Café

Know a café that belongs on this map? Share the details below. We look for verifiable sustainability practices like reusables, composting, local roasters, and transparent sourcing — the same values you’ll see throughout EcoCafé and in our About EcoCafé page.

What to include: café name and location, website or Instagram, and a quick note on their sustainability practices (for example: reusable cup program, composting, plant-based menu, fair-trade or direct-trade beans).

If the café shares impact reports, certifications, or stories about their sourcing (for example: Fairtrade coffee, Rainforest Alliance , or local farmer partnerships), feel free to include those links too.

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Café Name *

Street Address *

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Latitude (decimal, e.g. 33.4236) *

Longitude (decimal, e.g. -111.9436) *

Sustainability Features

• Reusable cup discount
• Composting
• Local roaster
• Alt milks
• In-house roasting
• Water refill

Reusable Discount

• Yes
• No

Café Proof Name

Composting

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• No

Your Email (for follow-up)

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What Makes an EcoCafé Stand Out?

EcoCafé’s café listings are curated with the same principles that guide our SDG commitments and the work of the Responsible Innovation Lab . We’re not chasing perfection — we’re highlighting real-world progress you can see and support.

• Low-waste operations: visible efforts to reduce single-use cups, lids, straws, and packaging through reusables, refills, and composting.
• Ethical sourcing: fair-trade, direct-trade, or clearly documented sourcing that respects farmers, workers, and ecosystems.
• Plant-forward menus: plant-based milk options and food choices that lower the climate footprint of a typical café order.
• Community-minded spaces: cafés that support workers with fair wages and training, host local events, or create inclusive “third place” environments.

If you’d like a deeper dive into how we define an “eco café,” visit the About EcoCafé page for our criteria and connection to Future17 and the UN SDGs.

From Map to Movement

This map is part of a bigger story. To see how café culture connects to climate action, resilience, and education, visit the EcoCafé Movement page or explore the Eco Brew Guide and Coffee Recipes for home rituals that match the values of the cafés you love.

Want to dig deeper into the “why” behind this map? Start with our Sustainability & SDGs page to see which global goals your local café is helping to advance.