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Ambergris Brewing Company is just north of Blue Tang. At one time, Captain Sharks had a store there.

Premium Wines and Spirits next to Fido's on Front St has great Coffee and a grinder to get a fresh grind to your taste. I like strong coffee from an Italian Espresso and this is the best I have found. No need to bring coffee as there seem like lots of options!!!!

Try Sail Away Cafe, it tastes delicious and they also sell it in bags. My favorite is there espresso.

I believe Sail Away is now roasting the beans themselves and the location is smack dab in the center of town / activity. Love Jen and her staff!!!!

Sounds like next time we come down we have a few more places to try. Who knew there was this variety of coffee.. figured more varieties of beer

Saul at the Rum, Cigar and Coffee House on Middle Street roasts his own coffee too. He has a little bistro type set-up inside and now has an espresso maker and little cups.
I buy his bag of beans and grind them myself each morning. His tourist rate is $30 BZ for a pound of beans.

For those of you who know what an Alano Club is (and if you don't - don't ask! LOL) he has created that atmosphere and many of us drop in throughout the day.

Island Supermarket has a wide variety of Starbucks flavours, Caye Coffee, Gallon Jug from Belize, several Guatemala coffees....lots of choices!

I bought some coffee from Premium Wines when we were there in March and it was excellent......and it cost less than coffee here in the US.

Hint hint. All coffee tastes better if finely ground. When I MUST buy ground coffee (such as needed decaf last week) I put it in the grinder and give it another go-round. "Think espresso" mush when the coffee is finished dripping. Your coffee will go farther and taste stronger without going bitter.

OH HARRIETTE! Great Advice - that's how I like my coffee and did not know about the finer grind the stronger the flavor!