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Coffee in Everett
Everett coffee roasters include Bargreen's, which was founded downtown and keeps its headquarters there, and the Roast Local directory lists 7 roasters under the city. Narrative Coffee pours in a building from about 1921, and Veltons has supplied local coffee houses since 2007. Below are the Everett roasters we could source, the North Sound roasters nearby, and how our club sends a different Washington State roaster's bag to your door.
Everett's coffee story
Bargreen's Coffee Company is an independent roaster that was founded in downtown Everett and keeps its headquarters there.
Narrative Coffee opened its flagship in June 2017, in a building from around 1921. The owners kept the original rafters and brick walls.
Veltons Coffee has supplied local coffee houses and restaurants since 2007. That is coffee Everett drinks by the cup, roasted in town.
That wholesale side is where local buying counts most. When an Everett cafe or restaurant pours coffee roasted in Everett, the roasting wages stay in Snohomish County, and so does the next order. Our page on why local roasters matter has more.
Roasters in and near Everett
In town:
- Bargreen's Coffee Company, downtown Everett: independent, founded and headquartered downtown.
- Narrative Coffee, Everett: flagship opened in June 2017.
- Veltons Coffee, Everett: roasting for local coffee houses and restaurants since 2007.
Roast Local also lists Cracken Coffee Roasters, Makario Coffee Roasters, Red Door Coffee Roasters and This Coffee Life under Everett.
Up and down the road, these roasters have profiles on this site. We list them as local favorites; a listing does not mean the roaster is part of the club.
- Fulcrum Coffee Roasters, Seattle: roasts in SODO and runs an Urban City Coffee cafe to the south in Mountlake Terrace.
- Fidalgo Coffee Roasters, Burlington: its Underground Coffee brand hires people leaving the legal system to roast and pack coffee, and leads the Underground Employer Network, which asks Northwest Washington employers to hire people released from prison.
- Camber Coffee, Bellingham: opened its flagship cafe on West Holly Street in July 2017.
- Zoka Coffee, Bellingham: takes its name from a Colombian word for a coffee tree pruned hard that grows back productive.
Getting Washington coffee delivered in Everett
The club works like a standing order from the whole state. Every 2 or 4 weeks a 12 oz bag from a different independent Washington roaster comes to your Everett address, roasted to order and shipped in the roaster's own bag, with our packing slip naming the roaster and its shop. $16.99 a bag, any roast. First bag free, you pay shipping. One or two bags a box, whole bean or ground; skip, pause or cancel online.
- Roasted and shipped within 3 days.
- Free replacement if a bag disappoints.
- A reminder email 3 days before each box.
- Your ratings steer the next bag.
Everett coffee questions
Is there a coffee roaster headquartered in downtown Everett?
Yes. Bargreen's Coffee Company, an independent roaster, was founded in downtown Everett and is headquartered there.
How old is Narrative Coffee's building?
It dates from around 1921. Narrative opened its flagship there in June 2017 and kept the original rafters and brick walls.
Which Everett roaster supplies restaurants?
Veltons Coffee, which has supplied local coffee houses and restaurants since 2007.
Which roaster near Everett hires people coming out of prison?
Fidalgo Coffee Roasters in Burlington, through its Underground Coffee brand, which hires people leaving the legal system to roast and pack coffee.
Nearby
Sources
- Roasters listed under Everett: Roast Local, Washington, pulled 2026-09-27
- Bargreen's founding and headquarters: the company's own About page, read 2026-09-27
- Narrative Coffee's flagship and building: the company's own home page, read 2026-09-27
- Veltons Coffee since 2007: the company's own home page, read 2026-09-27
- Fulcrum, Fidalgo, Camber and Zoka: their profiles on this site, from public sources checked 2026-09-27
Updated September 2026.