Updated on Nov. 14, 2024
Put your best (caffeinated) foot forward with these coffee gifts. We found sweet snacks, cool mugs, fun gadgets and other coffee must-haves.
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If you know someone who can’t start their day without a steaming pour-over or a homemade coffee shop drink, you’re in the right place. We found the best coffee gifts that money can buy. From tech-savvy gizmos to coffee-brewing gadgets, we have ideas for everyone on your list. (And at every price point.)
Yes, smart mugs are a thing—and they’re one of the best coffee gifts! The Ember mug is a temperature-control vessel that keeps your coffee at the perfect temperature all day when on the charging coaster, or for 80 minutes off the coaster. Get the full scoop in our Ember coffee mug review. Ember is also on our list of smart kitchen gadgets every tech lover needs.
No matter what kind of drink your coffee lover craves, this single-serve frappe machine can make it. Opt for hot coffee, iced coffee or this appliance’s pièce de résistance: a frappe. The etched-on measuring lines, built-in blender and included accessories ensure a delicious drink, every time. Make sure you include our caramel frappuccino recipe with this gift!
Travel the world via your mug with this clever coffee subscription service, one of the best monthly coffee of the month clubs we’ve tested.. Every few weeks, Atlas Coffee Club sends beans or grounds from a different country straight to your loved one’s door. Customize this coffee gift by selecting the desired grind, roast and number of bags. Check out our Atlas Coffee Club review.
Two of life’s simplest pleasures merge in this decadent coffee and chocolate tasting box. The giftee can look forward to indulging in four artisan coffees and four gourmet chocolate bars. Included tasting notes provide all of the information he or she will need to sit back, relax and savor each sip. For more, read our Bean Box review.
Your giftees put coffee on their tables, and now they can put it on their walls, too! This hand-painted artwork is created entirely with coffee and water for a muted but striking masterpiece. Options include city or nature scenes, coffee-themed renditions of classical paintings and diagrams.
Take your pal’s coffee break to the next level with a mouthwatering slice of B&W Bakery’s legendary “heavy” crumb cake. Available on Goldbelly, this sweet gift is loaded with a rich, crumbly streusel topping that pairs perfectly with a cup of joe. Still hungry? Check out these food of the month clubs, too.
We all know someone who can’t live without their daily Starbucks fix. And this personalized cold cup is the ideal vessel for everything from brown sugar shaken espressos to pink drinks. The pretty leaf design earns this tumbler a spot on our list of favorite Starbucks cups!
The perfect pour-over starts with hot, fresh water. And the whistling tea kettle is an ideal gift for coffee enthusiasts. This practical gift is made from nontoxic materials for a clean, chemical-free taste. And, thanks to seven cool colors, the Caraway kettle is equally easy on the eyes. It’s a great gift for tea lovers, too!
Budding baristas will get a kick out of this custom coffee stencil. This personalized coffee gift makes it easy to create Instagram-worthy latte art. Choose from two lettered designs, both under $15. Oh, and if you like this, you’re sure to love this genius coffee scoop clip, too.
No home coffee bar is complete without this adorable coffee bar sign. Available in two sizes, the pinewood sign is custom carved with your loved one’s first or last name. If you’re helping them build a coffee bar, you’ll also want to check out these aspirational coffee bar ideas.
Who has time to make multiple trips to the microwave? Keep coffee hot all day long with the YETI rambler. This 20-ounce travel coffee mug is an ideal coffee gift, and it can be personalized in terms of color, text and graphics.
Bring the scent of your loved one’s favorite coffee shop home with this cozy candle. The 100% soy wax and cotton wick candle smells like coffee and a chocolate pastry; it’s available in three sizes. These candle accessories will help this and other candles burn longer and more cleanly.
Shopping for a crowd of coffee lovers? Pick up a box (or two!) of these dessert boxes. Everyone will enjoy the 24-pack of individually wrapped brownies and cookies. Dig in to flavors like key lime, coconut magic, toffee, peanut butter and more. For another classic option, check out the best chocolate chip cookies you can order online.
Stylish coffee gifts? Coming right up! Perfect to hang up in a kitchen, dining or living room, this coffee print poster features simple drawings of different types of coffee makers. Mix and match poster sizes and frames (or go frameless) for a size and finish that fits in with your loved one’s existing decor.
For the person who loves exploring local cafes with their pup, pick up this “Must Love Dogs” bundle from Grounds & Hounds. The gift trio includes a bag of coffee beans, a mug and a cold brew tumbler. But more importantly, a portion of every sale goes toward helping rescue dogs. Talk about a gift that gives back! For more, check out these fun gifts for dog lovers.
Learn Arabica from Robusta with The Coffee Dictionary. This handy guide covers terms, techniques, beans, roasts and more. If you don’t want to borrow this book from the giftee, you can read our ultimate guide to coffee instead.
If you’re from the Midwest, you understand that coffee’s ideal pairing is a slice of fresh kringle. This cinnamon roll kringle from O&H Danish Bakery is the ultimate indulgence, featuring layers of cinnamon filling, flaky pastry and gooey cream cheese icing. It’s a Wisconsin favorite you can send anywhere in the U.S.
The secret ingredient in over-the-top chocolate desserts? Coffee. Although many bakers rely on espresso powder, this Nielsen-Massey pure coffee extract is an affordable way to treat your favorite baker. A small amount goes a long way in leveling up cakes, cookies and more. Check out other gourmet baking ingredients.
Help your friend or family member create cafe-quality lattes at home! This electric milk frother is perfect for blending all sorts of beverages, even our best hot chocolate.
Don’t just drink coffee. Eat it, too! Runamok’s delightful coffee-infused maple syrup elevates pancakes, waffles and French toast to new heights. This is one of the more unusual-in-a-good-way coffee gifts.
Kick plain ol’ coffee up a notch with these gourmet coffee syrups. Each set comes with five flavors: caramel, amaretto, toasted hazelnut, Irish cream and vanilla. Try them alone or with one of our go-to coffee mix-ins.
Like PB&J or crackers and cheese, coffee and doughnuts just go together. We love this gift pack from Stan’s Donuts that features a bag of whole-bean coffee, a mug and six doughnuts—all tucked into the iconic pink Stan’s box. Consider it one of the sweetest coffee gifts.
For a custom coffee-making experience, gift this sleek pour-over. The simple-yet-elegant design makes it easy for brewers to add their own personal touch. Next, browse this list of coffee products that will turn anyone into an at-home barista. You can also explore McDonald’s coffee menu to cater to your caffeine cravings!
For anyone really serious about making their coffee absolutely perfect, a scale is a must-have necessity. This coffee scale from Fellow is renowned for its exceptional precision, accuracy and overall beauty. It’s so gorgeous that you might want to put it on display in your home.
Fresh coffee beans, mugs for home or travel, milks and syrups are obvious choices. But unique options exist, like coffee-themed artwork, apparel, foods that pair with coffee (like chocolate or pastries) and monthly subscription services — all covered in our guide.
Yes, coffee makes a great gift for coffee lovers. Ensure you know their preferences, as some are picky about the type of coffee they drink.
Pastries, baked goods, breakfast foods, syrups, milks, chocolate, fruit, nuts and biscotti complement coffee. Starbucks offers a guide to foods that complement coffee — some pairings may surprise you.
Spicy foods don’t pair well with coffee. Both are acidic, which can cause indigestion and spicy foods dull taste buds, reducing the coffee’s flavor.
