Where to Find Great Breweries and Coffee Shops in Green Bay, WI
Breweries and coffee shops in Green Bay, WI, have become hangout spots for residents and visitors alike. From a morning jolt to an evening unwind, there are many places in the city where people can find their perfect beverage. Ahead, locals Ava Seifert, an employee benefits advisor, and Cole Nuthals, a Realtor, both members of the Greater Green Bay Chamber Young Professionals program, share some of their preferred places to grab coffee or a beer in Green Bay, WI.
Where to Go for Coffee in Greater Green Bay, WI
Kavarna Coffeehouse
Ava Seifert
“This is my absolute favorite spot,” Seifert says of the spacious, two-story coffeehouse that features cozy booths and couches.
“It has so much personality and charm.”
Kavarna’s coffee education wall makes the extensive drink menu “approachable for everyone,” Seifert says.
And make sure to pair your coffee with a delicious baked good.
“The display case is full of beautifully made pastries and muffins,” she says.
Copper Rock
Just down the street from Kavarna, this Green Bay, WI, coffee shop sits inside Copper State Brewing Co. “It’s a restored historic building with a cool, rustic vibe,” Nuthals says. “I always order the iced vanilla latte.”
Seifert describes Copper Rock as the perfect morning networking location, complete with glass walls and brewery tanks. “It blends craft beer energy with cozy café charm,” she says. “I always go for the s’mores mocha.”
Voyageurs Bakehouse
From Copper Rock, it’s a quick walk to another great place for coffee in Green Bay, WI. “Voyageurs really brings elegance and craftsmanship to Green Bay’s coffee and bakery scene,” Seifert says. “Its Italian oven produces croissants, sourdough breads and sourdough cinnamon rolls.”
Voyageurs even makes the purée and spice mixture for its pumpkin spice lattes. As for Nuthals, the bread is a can’t-miss. “I highly recommend the breakfast sammie,” he says.
LaJava Roasting House
With several locations, you’re never too far from this Green Bay, WI, location that sets the standard for good coffee. “LaJava is one of my favorite drive-thru coffee spots,” Seifert says. “It’s quick, local and always consistent.”
From specialty teas to freshly roasted coffee beans, LaJava’s concoctions have far-reaching appeal. “I brought a friend from out of town, and she declared the iced chai latte to be the best she’d ever had.”
Glas Coffeehouse
At Glas Coffeehouse in Green Bay, you’ll find loose-leaf tea, hot cocoa and traditional and specialty coffee drinks on the menu. The shop also sells breakfast and lunch items and baked treats, making it easy to pair your drink with the perfect bite. Glas is the Gaelic word for green, which reflects the shop’s Irish heritage and commitment to protecting the environment.
Where to Go for Beer in Greater Green Bay, WI
Titletown Brewing Co.
One of the best places to grab beer in Green Bay, WI, is at its oldest brewery, which is in a restored canning facility downtown. “The main floor has a laid-back vibe, pinball machines and comfort food,” Seifert says.
Up top, the Sky Lounge serves craft cocktails on an expansive outdoor patio, complete with amazing views. “When you go, order the Orange Crush, a fruited wheat beer that’s citrusy and smooth,” Seifert says.
Copper State Brewing Co.
A short hop from Titletown, this Green Bay, WI, brewery, found in a historic 1919 building, starts the day as a coffeehouse, then opens into a taproom that serves woodfired pizzas, burgers and, of course, beer.
“This family-run brewery offers an impressive range, from American light lagers to bold darks,” Seifert says. “My favorite is the Pomegranate Pucker, a bright, slightly tangy sour that hits just right on a warm summer day.”
Hinterland Brewery
With wagyu steak, halibut and quail on the menu, “Hinterland is a pricier sit-down brewery and restaurant,” Nuthals says. “It’s really something else.”
It serves up tasty sandwiches and pizzas, which customers can pair with their favorite brew.
Located across from Lambeau Field in the Titletown District, the Green Bay, WI, brewery pours beers like the Packerland Pilsner, Chai Spiced Belgian Ale and Alpenwald Altbier, which won bronze at the 2025 World Beer Cup.
Homefield Pub + Social
Located next door to Hinterland, this Green Bay, WI, pub isn’t a brewery, but it features a rotating selection of local and regional craft beers.
“You’ll find favorites like 3 Sheeps, Lakefront and Central Waters on tap, giving you a tour of Wisconsin flavor without leaving your seat,” Seifert says. “It’s quickly become one of my favorite places for casual eats, too. Its chicken tenders are some of the best in Green Bay.”
Badger State Brewing Co.
Cole Nuthals
This community favorite also lies near Lambeau Field.
“I love this brewery,” Nuthals says. “It’s very welcoming, with lots of seating, art and a big outdoor patio.”
From weddings to bookmobile pop-ups, it’s designed to host events big and small.
As for the brews, “Badger State has some of the best sours I’ve ever had,” Nuthals says.
And Seifert agrees. She also recommends the Udder Tuggers Cream Ale.
Cocoon Brewing
Lying on the outskirts of Green Bay, WI, in De Pere, folks can enjoy a beer in the space’s lounge-like, welcoming atmosphere. Cocoon Brewing boasts a taproom, an outdoor patio, grass, Adirondack chairs and rentable cabin-style “cocoons” for small gatherings.
“It’s bright, colorful and super hip, with an eclectic menu and amazing pizza,” Nuthals says.
A dozen beers are usually featured, like Blister My Paint, a rye saison with hibiscus, and Brief Opulence, a cinnamon roll pastry stout.
This article is sponsored by the Greater Green Bay Chamber.