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Meet Our Organic Fairtrade Coffee

Life is too short to drink bad coffee

Steeltown Garage Co. Premium Coffee Beans are small-batch roasted in Ontario and sent to our store every week to guarantee freshness and quality. The beans are 100% certified organic and fair-trade, so it tastes as good on your conscience as it does on your tongue.

We sourced a blend that is perfect for both espresso and coffee, so it doesn't matter whether you like single shots, pour overs, french press, lattes or ol' fashioned drip. Our beans make for an understated but well-developed espresso, a great, robust cup of coffee, or a carefully-balanced latte or cappuccino.

Steeltown Garage Co. Coffee and Espresso Beans

You can come into the store and grab an espresso, latte, americano or cappuccino while you shop or take one to go while you soak up the scene on James Street North or Barton. And, of course, you can buy our premium beans, our bad-ass, commercial-grade coffee mugs and even an old school stove-top espresso moka so you can enjoy the Steeltown Garage Co. vibe in the comfort of your own home.

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Steeltown Garage Co Coffee Bar

Caffeine & Gasoline: A History

The relationship between motorcycles and coffee dates back to the rebellious youth culture of 1960’s England. British motorcycle enthusiasts, specifically the Rocker or “Ton-Up Boys" subculture, laid the framework for cafe racer culture when they raced stripped-down, modified versions of popular motorcycles from one cafe to another. Through danger, speed, friendship and idleness the marriage of caffeine and gasoline was born and the streets haven't been the same since.

Coffee and Espresso at Steeltown Garage Co. inspired by the original cafe racers.

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Chopper life. Why do we do it? What drives us to strip a perfectly fine factory bike down its bare bits and build something entirely different in its place? It’s a compulsion born of late nights, the smell of angle grinder dust, and the burning desire to bleed your own identity into a machine. You don't just modify a bike like this; you exorcise it. For Colby Baker, the canvas was a 2006 Honda Shadow 600 VLX.

Thanks for 100,000 orders!!

Let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate. We have never given a damn about corporate milestones. The metric-obsessed, sterile, boardroom bullshit that most companies use to measure their worth—it has never been what we’re about, and it never will be.
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