Cupla Coffee

Yes! We love dogs, and you’re welcome to bring yours on the patio at any of our Utah coffee shops. You’ll probably see a dog or two on our patio anytime you stop into our coffee shops in Salt Lake City, Park City, or Cottonwood Heights. We love making new furry friends and would love to meet yours.

We roast our coffee beans in-house at our Cottonwood Heights coffee shop then transport those beans to our coffee shops in Park City and Salt Lake City. This gives us the best control over flavor and freshness, and the high altitude gives it a special flavor that you can’t experience at coffee shops outside of Utah. With any Cupla Coffee location, you can trust you’re getting locally roasted and freshly served coffee every time.

We roast fresh coffee beans daily. We even built our own coffee roastery so we could have tight quality control over the beans that go into all of our drinks. Daily roasting helps us keep a steady supply of the best-tasting coffee beans in all three of our Utah locations.

“Latte” is short for cafè latte , which means “milk coffee” in Italian. Traditionally, it’s an espresso-based drink that’s made by combining espresso with steamed milk and a small amount of milk foam. More recently, tea lattes like matcha or Earl Grey have become popular, too. To make a latte, we add shots of espresso to a cup, optional flavor shots like vanilla or caramel, and then steamed milk. To top it off, we add a touch of milk foam. This foam not only adds creaminess but helps retain heat inside the cup.

Matcha is a type of green tea that has a distinctly earthy, mellow taste. It’s a great alternative to espresso or coffee that still contains caffeine, along with lots of antioxidants and L-theanine, an amino acid that helps you relax without feeling sleepy. Our matcha latte is a unique spin on the classic latte; instead of espresso, we start with a matcha tea powder whisked with hot water until it forms a paste. Then, it follows the same formula as a classic latte; we add steamed milk before finishing it with a small layer of milk froth.

A single shot of espresso can contain anywhere from 40 to 75 milligrams of caffeine. The exact amount varies based on the coffee bean variety, how the espresso is prepared, and how large the espresso shot is.