Orlando Coffee Crawl Begins this September with 10 Local Cafés

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Orlando’s coffee community is getting the spotlight this September with the Orlando Coffee Crawl, a month-long event inviting residents to explore some of the city’s most popular cafés. Running from September 1–30, the crawl gives participants the chance to sample brews across 10 independent coffee shops at a discounted rate.

With a Coffee Crawl pass, participants receive $5 in credit at each participating location, totaling $50 in value. The pass costs $25 and can be used anytime during September.

How It Works

Pass holders can visit the cafés at their own pace, choose any menu item, and redeem their $5 credit at checkout by showing the pass to staff. The event is designed to encourage locals to discover new favorites while supporting Orlando’s growing coffee scene.

Participating Coffee Shops

This year’s lineup highlights a mix of established names and newer spots:

A Month to Explore

Unlike traditional pub crawls that take place in a single night, the Orlando Coffee Crawl gives participants the entire month of September to complete their visits. The flexible format allows for a more relaxed experience and encourages repeat trips to discover seasonal drinks, specialty roasts, or neighborhood cafés that may become regular stops.

Supporting Local Coffee Culture

The crawl has become a way for Orlando residents to engage with independent businesses while exploring different parts of the city. Each café offers its own approach to roasting, brewing, and community engagement, making the event an opportunity to experience Orlando’s coffee culture in depth.

For more details or to purchase a pass, visit CoffeeCrawls.com.

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Written by Melissa Donovan

Melissa Donovan is the Content & Creative Development Manager for Central Florida Lifestyle Magazine where she gets to collaborate on bringing new life into local happenings and tell the stories of the people who make Central Florida what it is. She has a bachelor's degree in Print and Digital Journalism from the University of Central Florida and has had her worked featured in Strike Magazine, The Charge, The Orlando Life, and Central Florida Lifestyle Magazine. As a born and bred Orlando native, Melissa enjoys putting her own spin on the daily life of The City Beautiful.

When she is not at her laptop writing her next piece, you can find Melissa traveling the world, watching rom coms on repeat, or indulging in a delicious bowl of pasta.

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