Minsk · Oktyabrskaya
Kitchen Coffee Roasters

Kitchen Coffee Roasters takes its name from the home kitchen where the founders first roasted coffee, on a 200 gram roaster in a residential building. It grew into a Minsk roastery working on Probat machines, based on Oktyabrskaya Street near the Svislach river and hidden from the road, with the cafe entrance marked by black gates and a sign for entrance 2.
The cafe is the public face of the roastery, a coffee bar where you can try the beans and take a bag home. The company also teaches brewing and barista courses with certified trainers, and ships coffee and tea across Belarus. The cafe is open every day from ten in the morning until nine at night.