As coffee lovers across the city know, the first Monday after the month’s end is more than just the start of a work week—it’s National Coffee Day Philadelphia, arriving this year on Monday, September 29. The city, known for its rich café culture and legendary coffee spots, is ready to roll out specials, seasonal drinks, and classic brews to mark the occasion.

For those navigating Philadelphia’s bustling coffee scene, choosing the right spot can be overwhelming. From South Philadelphia’s cozy cafés to historic delis in Old City, the city offers a variety of choices for every kind of coffee enthusiast.

Story Highlights:

• The Bakery: Free hot coffee with any donut purchase, 7 a.m.–2 p.m., Sept. 29. Seasonal menu includes Pumpkin Latte, Dunkaroo Latte, and Ghost Mocha.

• Famous 4th Street Delicatessen: Serving coffee since 1923 alongside iconic deli sandwiches.

• Front Street Cafe: Fishtown coffee bar offering bottomless coffee, lattes, cappuccinos, and Pumpkin Spice Latte.

• Red Owl Tavern: Coffee from La Colombe Roasters, offering drip, espresso, cold brew, lattes, cappuccinos, and seasonal pastries.

The Bakery

South Philadelphia’s The Bakery is a neighborhood favorite, famous for its donuts, specialty coffee, and Sicilian pies. Speaking about the upcoming celebration, owner Gabrielle Bonghi said, “We’re excited to celebrate National Coffee Day with our customers. A free cup of coffee with any donut seems like the perfect way to start the week.”

On Monday, September 29, The Bakery will be giving away one hot coffee with any donut purchase from 7 a.m. until 2 p.m., or while supplies last. The special coincides with the launch of their fall menu, which includes seasonal classics like the Pumpkin Latte, and unique creations such as the Dunkaroo Latte, made with graham cracker milk, espresso, and funfetti cold foam. Another favorite is the Ghost Mocha, featuring mocha milk, espresso, and a playful ghost topper.

Location: 2300 S 3rd St., Instagram: instagram.com/thebakery.phl

Famous 4th Street Delicatessen

Established in 1923, the Famous 4th Street Delicatessen is often thought of as the city’s go-to spot for pastrami sandwiches. However, it’s also a trusted stop for a quick cup of coffee, whether on a morning commute or when buying in bulk. Manager David Rosen commented, “Coffee has always been part of our tradition here. National Coffee Day gives us a chance to remind locals that we’re more than just sandwiches—we’re a neighborhood coffee destination too.”

Location: 700 S 4th St., Website: famous4thstreetdelicatessen.com

Front Street Cafe

In Fishtown, Front Street Cafe has made a name for itself with a friendly, approachable vibe and a coffee bar ready for all cravings. Whether stopping by for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, patrons can enjoy bottomless coffee, lattes, cappuccinos, and seasonal specialties. Owner Eleni Sterious said, “We love seeing our customers enjoy a warm cup with friends or colleagues. The Pumpkin Spice Latte is always a hit this time of year, and National Coffee Day is the perfect occasion to celebrate it.”

Location: 1253 N Front St., Website: frontstreetcafe.net

Red Owl Tavern

Just steps from Independence Hall, Red Owl Tavern is offering coffee from Philly’s own La Colombe Roasters. The tavern serves a range of drinks from classic drip coffee to espresso, cold brew, lattes, and cappuccinos. “We want people to experience coffee the way we do,” said barista Marco Santini. “Pairing a warm latte with one of our seasonal pastries makes National Coffee Day special for everyone.”

Location: 433 Chestnut St., Website: redowltavern.com

This year, National Coffee Day Philadelphia is more than a caffeine celebration—it’s an invitation to explore the city’s café culture, enjoy seasonal favorites, and discover hidden gems. From free coffee deals to unique seasonal drinks, the city’s coffee scene is ready to welcome everyone with open doors and full mugs.

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