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Subculture Coffee

Editorial sacred-geometry artwork for Subculture Coffee; not a documentary photograph
Owned by Subculture GroupRoasts its own coffeeSourcing: Limited public info
TagsSubculture CoffeeFlorida coffee roastersEthiopiaHondurasOwned by Subculture GroupRoasts in-house
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Subculture Coffee is a South Florida-based specialty coffee roaster and cafe chain that emphasizes small-batch roasting and community connection. Founded in 2014, the brand operates multiple locations across the region, each featuring distinct design themes and a commitment to craft brewing. They are known for their active role in the local cultural scene and their focus on providing a high-quality, third-wave coffee experience.

Corporate ownership disclosure

Subculture Coffee is owned by Subculture Group

Subculture Coffee is an independent, locally-owned business founded by Rodney Mayo and Sean Scott.

Ultimate owner: a mid-size coffee group

Ownership is disclosed when documented. Corporate parents can shape sourcing and independence claims. Public sources were researched as of 2026-10-03.

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Ownership
Subculture Coffee is an independent, locally-owned business founded by Rodney Mayo and Sean Scott.
Founded
2014
Roasting
Reported to roast in-house.
What it's known for
Subculture is widely recognized for its vibrant, community-centric cafes and its role as one of the first specialty micro-roasters in the South Florida region.
Sourcing countries
Ethiopia · Honduras
Farm-level sourcing
The brand states it is dedicated to sourcing from small-batch coffee farms around the world. While they offer single-origin coffees and unique blends, they do not consistently publish specific farm or producer names on their public-facing website.
Verify original product sources

Retailer information: Subculture Coffee

Documented physical retailers
Subculture Coffee Clematis
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand's original roasting headquarters and cafe in West Palm Beach sells bags of their roasted coffee.
Physical
Subculture Coffee Jupiter
Historical source note (not live inventory): A physical cafe location that sells the brand's roasted coffee beans.
Physical
Subculture Coffee PGA
Historical source note (not live inventory): A physical cafe location in Palm Beach Gardens that sells the brand's roasted coffee beans.
Physical
Subculture Coffee Mizner
Historical source note (not live inventory): A physical cafe location in Boca Raton that sells the brand's roasted coffee beans.
Physical
Documented online sources
Subculture Coffee's online shop
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand's official website sells 12oz bags of drip coffee, espresso, and decaf coffee.
Website
Subculture Coffee's subscription service
Historical source note (not live inventory): The brand offers a recurring coffee subscription service directly through their website.
Website

I was able to verify multiple physical cafe locations operated by the brand in Florida and their direct-to-consumer online shop, but I could not find evidence of the brand selling their coffee through third-party grocery chains or external online marketplaces.

These references come from public store locators, retailer listings and brand materials — last checked Oct 12, 2026. They are research links, not proof of current stock or a buying recommendation. Verify availability, price and location directly with the source.
In the news

Recent news and media coverage about Subculture Coffee, as documented by outside outlets. We link to the original reporting and do not rewrite or endorse it.

2026-03-31 · CBS12 News
Delray gives Subculture Coffee 90 days to submit parking plan to address complaints

The Delray Beach City Commission granted Subculture Coffee a 90-day window to develop a parking plan to address city concerns about overflow. City officials argue the shop has evolved from a small grab-and-go cafe into a high-traffic event venue that requires significantly more parking than currently available.

2026-03-09 · Miami New Times
Delray Residents Launch Petition to Save Beloved Coffee Shop

Local residents launched an online petition to support Subculture Coffee's Delray Beach location amid a growing dispute with city officials regarding parking requirements and operational permits. The conflict centers on whether the shop functions as a grab-and-go business or a community gathering space, which carries different regulatory burdens.

Sources used in this deep dive
Research disclosure — this profile was compiled from public online sources on 2026-10-03. This company overview is not a tasting review. Original tasting reviews are labeled separately when they exist. Ownership, roasting and sourcing details are attributed to documented sources. While the brand mentions sourcing from small-batch farms globally, they do not provide a transparent list of specific farms or producers on their website.

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