Buxton · United Kingdom
Dandelion Speciality Coffee
A Buxton speciality coffee bar with weekly-changing filter and espresso menus and a hatch for takeaway.
Why it’s here
About the coffee
Dandelion describes itself as a speciality coffee bar at 5 Grove Parade in Buxton, Derbyshire. Its approach centres on a rotating menu of filter and espresso coffees. The venue's own blog states that menus and coffee lists are updated every week, and an archive of past filter and espresso menus is available on its website. The menu is open about sourcing and processing. Entries name the origin, the processing method and the roaster, such as a washed Nicaraguan coffee roasted by Scenery. Another listing features Yulisa Carhuallocllo's Gesha 9, an anoxic washed coffee from Peru, also roasted by Scenery, with lilac, mango and fig leaf listed as its flavour notes. Dandelion also serves through a hatch, which suits a quick takeaway on a warm day. Its blog invites passers-by to "say hi through the hatch" and mentions frosty coffee drinks. Visitors can expect a considered, information-rich menu that changes often, so it rewards repeat visits and curiosity about origin and process.
Coffee details
Weekly-rotating filter and espresso menus with an online archive of past menus. Listed coffees include a washed Nicaraguan lot and an anoxic washed Peruvian gesha (Yulisa Carhuallocllo's Gesha 9), both roasted by Scenery. Menu entries give origin and processing details.
Editorial information reviewed 17 October 2026.