Normal Heights · Roastery & tasting bar · one of 6 locations

Dark Horse Coffee RoastersNormal Heights

Dark Horse’s original neighborhood outpost has moved into a roomier Adams Avenue shop for house-roasted coffee, cold brew, and vegan treats.

What people go for here

The new address preserves the original branch’s coffee focus while adding useful seating; coffee, nitro and honey-cinnamon drinks are the repeated favorites.

Iced honey-cinnamon latte
Nitro cold brew

Order this

01Haupia cold brew
02Champ honey-cinnamon latte
03A current single-origin pour-over

Dark Horse roasts in house and offers espresso, French press, pour-over, and cold brew across a rotating global bean program. The new 3330 Adams shop is roomier than the original. For sweetness, the Haupia cold brew and honey-cinnamon Champ recur; bean buyers should check the current release list for origin detail.

Working here

Laptop-friendly

The new space has seating and independent listings establish Wi-Fi.

Wi-Fi: Available

The room

The moved original branch now has a roomier interior with cafe seating, a focused bar, retail beans, and a small outdoor bench area.

The space: Moderate
Inside: Indoor cafe seating is established at the moved 3330 Adams location.
Outside: A bench or small outdoor seating area is reported.
When it fills up: Recent reports note afternoon pickup traffic but quick-moving service.
Noise: Independent listing classifies the branch as quiet.
Parking: Parking is listed and street parking is nearby.

Good to know

Original branch, roomier second address
The original Normal Heights location moved one block to 3330 Adams Avenue and now offers more room and seating.
Manual coffee range
The branch’s public business description includes espresso, French press, pour-over, and cold brew.

What regulars say

New seating changes the visit
Recent branch photos and reviews celebrate finally having indoor seating and more room at 3330 Adams.
Cold brew and sweet signatures recur
Haupia cold brew, Champ/honey-cinnamon, and salted maple drinks appear repeatedly in current menu and review signals.

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