27 Stylish Coffee-Inspired Fonts

Coffee lovers, this one’s for you! With more than 500 billion cups of coffee consumed worldwide each year, it’s safe to say that coffee is one of the world’s most popular beverages of choice. If you’re like us, you contribute to that number!

Whether coffee is a morning essential for you or not, at least one or two coffee fonts should be in any designer’s font collection.

Whether you’re designing coffee shop logos, beverage label designs, coffee shop websites, or product packaging, finding the right coffee font for your project will make sure your design turns out professional, polished, and truly captures the spirit of the coffee brand you’re designing for.

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Our Best Coffee Fonts

This collection of coffee and coffee shop fonts covers a variety of design trends that are popular today. Most coffee fonts have a rustic, natural, and cozy feel, reflecting the vibe you would find if you were to step into a coffee shop.

So, without further ado, grab YOUR favorite cup of coffee and take a look at the fonts below to start getting inspired for your next design project!

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1. Coffee Lab Font Collection

Coffee Lab Font Collection is at the top of our list because of its variety. With over fifteen styles, you’ll never run out of inspiration or options for your designs.

The three main styles of lettering (Espresso Font, Mocha Font, and Latte Font) have a rustic feel, which makes this collection look authentic to a coffee shop aesthetic. As you’ll see in the mockup examples, the fonts in this collection are also stunning on product packaging, logos, and other food-related designs.

2. Cordoba

This is another coffee shop font that we love for its organic and natural vibe. This font comes in two variations, Cordoba Serif (available in both rough and stamp style) and Cordoba Sans (also available in rough and stamp styles).

You’ll also get 24 premade badge designs and a variety of hand-drawn illustrations to inspire your next design.

3. Royallice

Royallice is a vintage display font that will give your project a classic look. This font is one of our favorites because it fits various projects…not just coffee shop projects. The decorative letters look stunning on any branding, packaging, or logo design.

We also like this font because it also comes with a sans serif font! The uppercase letters have an ornamental style, but to activate the sans serif font, simply type using all lowercase letters.

4. Seattle

Seattle is a city known for its coffee, so it’s only fitting that this font is at the top of our list. This thin handwritten sans serif font comes in a regular and bold version and is perfect for store signs or menus. Of course, it would also look cute on any handcrafted design, like graphic t-shirts or rustic-style home décor.

5. Lazy Coffee

Here’s a chunky handwritten serif typeface perfect for designs that need a bold and more energetic look. Lazy Coffee is a great font choice for posters, magazine advertisements, book covers, and other title or headline based projects that need to make a strong statement.

Other Awesome Coffee Fonts

My Coffee Break

My Coffee Break is a playful sans serif display font with a natural feel. The uppercase and lowercase lettersets look slightly different, creating even more of an organic look. We recommend using a mix of both uppercase and lowercase letters together to create an authentic design.

On top of that, we also suggest mixing in unique ligatures and alternative characters. This will add visual variety to the text, making it look polished and professional.

Vintage Reboot

Vintage Reboot is the font to go with if you need a chalkboard font. The smooth curving letters and rough texture perfectly balance each other out, which gives the font an authentic feel. The stylistic alternates and ligatures give the text an even more unique look.

Use this font on any project with a vintage, shabby chic, or farmhouse aesthetic.

Bistro

Bistro is a handwritten outline font that comes with a few variations. We love that this font has line, slant, and fill layers. Place them behind the text of the regular, medium, or bold fonts to achieve the desired look you want for your design.

In addition to the font, you also get over 50 bonus drawings and catchwords to use in your work. 

Coffee Extra

Coffee Extra is a perfect match for cheerful designs that need a softer and more feminine aesthetic. The curved bubble letters serve up a cheerful vibe that’s as soul-warming as a hot cup of Joe.

Heubeul

Heubeul is a handmade font inspired by vintage-style lettering. It comes in a rough version (solid lettering) and a vintage version (textured lettering) and includes plenty of beautiful alternates to use in your text.

This font would look stunning on product packaging, labels, branding designs, and logos. In fact, it comes with 12 bonus badges that you can use to get started. Of course, these are great for logos, but you can also create stickers, patches, clothing designs, and other items with them too.

Ovsyanka

This modern serif font is another excellent option for designers needing a font with a natural and organic aesthetic. Like many of the other fonts on this list, this one comes with a regular solid version of the font and a textured press version. You can use whichever one fits the look of your design.

Espresso Roast Font Trio

Espresso Roast Font Trio is a feminine handwritten font family that includes three fonts: Espresso Roast Caps, Espresso Roast Script, and Espresso Roast Symbols, a symbols font perfect for adding small embellishments to your text.

We’d definitely keep this font trio on hand because it can be used on a variety of projects.  Create stunning chalkboard signs, storefront signs, t-shirt and home décor designs, greeting cards and stationery, and so much more.

Morning Coffee

For a font with a more playful vibe that adds a little pep to your design, go with Morning Coffee. This cafe-inspired sans serif font is casual enough to look youthful and fun but smooth enough to look polished and professional.

We love the idea of using it for giant menu signs to hang on a restaurant wall or on merchandise that may be sold at a restaurant, like t-shirts, mugs, and caps.

Light Roast

Light Roast is a coffee font perfect for product packaging, website designs (every coffee shop or restaurant should have a website), digital graphics, posters, and more. Be sure to use the stylistic alternates to give the text extra flair.

Brooklyn Coffee

Make a strong statement when you use Brooklyn Coffee. This bold, vintage-style font looks like it was taken straight from the pages of an old newspaper headline or magazine ad. We love the authentic charm it brings to a design.

It comes in both a regular version and an outline version. Use them separately or together to make your text stand out.

Janji Jawi

Janji Jawi is a more modern-looking coffee font with its simple and smooth letterform. Use it on product packaging for delicious coffee products (think: bags for coffee beans, coffee cups, takeout bags), logos, coffee-themed décor, and more.

Quesha

This modern font is for any project that needs a classy coffee font with an elegant aesthetic. We love this font for logos, but you can use it on any upscale design.

Coffee

Coffee is a cute handwritten cursive font that will sweeten up your design with a feminine look. Use it on t-shirts, wedding invitations, wall art, and anything that needs a beautiful script font.

Since this font can be used for a wide variety of projects, we recommend downloading and keeping it on hand in your regular rotation of fonts.

BiteChalk Typeface

If you’re looking for a chalkboard-style font for restaurant or coffee shop signs, BiteChalk is exactly the font you need. It comes in four different styles that all have an authentic texture. The letters look as if they’ve actually been drawn in chalk directly onto your screen.

Along with the font, we also love the chalk-drawn vectors that come with it. The cute food illustrations are perfect for any time of restaurant or food-related design you make.

Black Coffee

Black Coffee is another modern coffee shop font that’s a great choice for designers needing a font with an organic, natural feel. It’s fantastic for logos, apparel designs, and any other projects that have a vintage or rustic aesthetic.

Coffee Morning

Coffee Morning is a coffee font perfect for just about any project you need it for. It follows a trendy rustic style that looks wonderful on coffee designs, outdoor designs, or any project with an organic or handmade aesthetic.

We personally love this font because of its unique, underlined alternate characters. Sprinkle them throughout your text to give it a unique character.

Cafeine

Give your next coffee design a boost with Cafeine, a cute coffee bean font! This modern font comes with a cute symbols bonus font made up of coffee bean and coffee cup graphics. They’re perfect for decorating your text with!

Obviously, this font is wonderful for coffee house menus, signs, product packaging, and much more. If you need a coffee-themed font specifically for a coffee-themed project, then this font is the one to use.

Best Free Coffee Fonts

All fonts listed above are available for purchase, but this section features our favorite free coffee fonts.

Free fonts are usually only intended to be used for personal projects, so be sure to check the licensing agreement before downloading these fonts.

If you’d like to use any of them for commercial projects, make sure to see if there’s a commercial use license available for purchase separately. Sometimes, the font creator will have this option for professional designers to use. 

Coffee with Sugar

Coffee with Sugar is a sweet little coffee font that’s perfect for a variety of designs. This handwritten font would look darling on some DIY home décor items like coffee mugs, wall art, pillow decals, or even cute little labels for your storage boxes.

Alaska Coffee

This script font has an authentic handwritten look, creating a cozy design that captures that homey coffee shop feel. While the free version only includes a partial font, there is a commercial version of this font available for purchase that includes swashes and decorative ornaments.

Sunday Coffee

Sunday Coffee is a cute outline font that will give your project a dainty feminine look. We love the idea of using this font to create adorable coffee mug designs or t-shirt designs, but we also think this font’s perfect for other uses like baby shower invitations or kitchen décor. 

Coffee and Tea

This font may seem like a basic coffee shop font (and it is), but we love the cute little coffee mug “and” symbol that comes with it! We also think the simplicity of the font makes it super versatile. The handwritten letters are pretty plain, but that means you can use it for a wide variety of projects. Plus, this makes it a great font to pair with more decorative fonts!

KG Cold Coffee

KG Cold Coffee is a textured font with an authentic stamped and weathered look. This is a great font to use if you’re looking for a free chalkboard font for your school or classroom-themed designs, rustic or farmhouse-themed home décor, and more.

Start Using These Coffee Fonts Today

Now that you’ve had a chance to look through these coffee fonts and get inspired for your upcoming projects, it’s time to get to work!

Download your favorite fonts and start using them in your creative designs today.