Steampunk Coffee Roasters

Best cup of coffee I’d had in a while. Service was a little slow, but it was well worth it. Everything was made right there in front of us.

My drink of choice is a simple Americano – black with no sugar, no bells and whistles. When I walked into this place for just that I had no idea I’d be leaving feeling so grateful for an entire experience. The espresso was some of the most delicious I’ve had in a long time. The setting was peaceful and beautiful. The staff were friendly, relaxed and knowledgeable. I was thrilled to see pão de queijo (a Brazilian favorite of mine) on the menu, and not one bit disappointed after tasting it. Upon leaving, somehow I felt my spirit had been renewed. These folks don’t play around. I’m already looking forward to going back and wish I could do so on a regular basis.

Walked in looking for a decent cup of coffee. It was so much better than that. I had been traveling for days and looking forward to just finding that chain coffee was uplifting. Steampunk takes it to another level. They roast their own coffees and they bake muffins and these Brazilian cheese balls… the latter I had with my pour over French Roast and it was sublime. So good that I had another cup to take with me.
Service was great, helpful and they know how to prepare a great cup of coffee. If you are in town, make this the place you stop for coffee and a pastry!!! I recommend highly and make this my daily spot if I lived in Natchez!

I enjoyed the coffee. They know their stuff! Cool vibe, relaxing and inviting. A worthwhile stop in Natchez

Forget every muffin you ever ate and try the muffins at the Steampunk Coffee Roasters. I don’t know how they do it, but they must be the best muffins in the world, especially the ones with pecans. Yummy! Their cappuccino and espresso is geat as well. Very friendly staff and a beautiful decorated shop. Let’s turn all the Starbucks in the world into Steampunk Coffee Roasters!

Delicious coffee, awesome atmosphere, friendly staff… don’t miss this place on your visit to Natchez.

I was looking forward to coming here for 2 days; longing for something better, stronger, tastier than hotel coffee. After my experience, my hotel coffee wasn’t looking that bad
I had been on a road trip with my family for a week, and were planning on spending a couple days in Natchez, so started by research into coffee — this place came top of the list. I am a simple coffee person; a simple, easy to make (and easier to ruin it seems) espresso.
The reviews of this place from Unilocal and locals, made me very excited; knowing the owner roasts his own beans and is quite the coffee aficionado, made me hopeful of a smooth well presented espresso. What I got was an overly bitter, burnt, cup of sludge. I was so disappointed I almost cried. So I took my cup outside, sat down and wondered if I would finish it or water the garden with it …
The service wasn’t that great either. We stood at the bar for about 5 minutes before one staff member decided to ask if we wanted anything. As we had a 2 year old with us, we ordered a muffin to keep him from trashing the place, whilst my husband decided cap or latte. The muffin did not arrive until well after the coffees; my son helped re-​arrange some display items
I really wanted to enjoy this place. I tried. But if a coffee house cannot make a simple espresso taste good (the basis of every «made» coffee), then everything else is bad coffee topped with hot milk — likely burnt milk

Great place. They make great coffee and staff are very nice. This is not only a place for grabbing a cup of coffee but also good for relax your body and mind.
P.S the owner Dave is very creative with his coffee, you can ask him to make whatever you like. Lovely place highly recommend.

Review from French people :
Awesome coffee (expresso and cappuccino !)
The huge blueberries and banana/​pecan nuts are so delicious !
The decoration is cosy and relaxing :)
People are nice and very friendly to us !
Excellent coffee in this small but beautiful city ;)

My wife and I had read about Steampunk Coffee Roasters before getting to Natchez since we both like coffee and coffee houses. Well, we are glad we got to experience this place. First, the coffee was superb — I had the Sumatra pour over and she had the Regular pour over. Second, it may look small from the outside, but when you walk inside — different story.
The building itself has character and likely an interesting history. When you walk in the old brick building, right away you see a shiny espresso machine — front and center. The coffee bar has a number of stools so you can watch your coffee creation as it is crafted in front you. All that remains is to enjoy your treat. In fact, you need to treat yourself to a good cup of coffee the next time you are in Natchez. Check them out.

What an incredible place. Everything in this shop is worth taking a look at. The baristas were ultra friendly and the coffee was delicious! A must in Natchez!