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What began as Simon's own blend of engineering, music and flat-white-obsession has developed into a distinctly independent approach to speciality coffee that delivers delicious quality in every cup
Three Locations
Shepreth | Open Daily | Sun–Thu: 7am – 5pm | Fri - Sat: 7am - 8pm
Cambridge | Open Daily | 7am - 5pm
Cambridge | Open Daily | 7am - 6pm
Well-behaved dogs are welcome across all our locations.
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Unplug, Unwind & Enjoy: Why We Go Screen-Free on Weekends
At Hot Numbers Coffee, our spaces have always been built around three core ingredients: coffee, music, conversation. But above all, our cafés are designed as places for people to connect—whether that’s catching up with old friends, sharing a morning pastry with family, or simply taking a moment to slow down. As our venues get extra busy over the weekend, we want to make sure everyone has a comfortable spot to sit back, relax, and soak up the atmosphere. To protect that vibran
Wholesale Coffee Spotlight: Hot Numbers Coffee x The Orator
At Hot Numbers Coffee, we believe that exceptional specialty coffee is built on community, craft, and collaboration. That is why we are thrilled to spotlight our partnership with The Orator, the vibrant bar and brasserie set within the historic Cambridge Union Society. This collaboration brings together two iconic Cambridge brands, combining a shared passion for local heritage, outstanding hospitality, and quality without compromise. Two Iconic Cambridge Brands, One Shared Vision The Cambridg
Fuel for the Road: Hot Numbers Named the UK’s Top Motorist Independent Coffee Stop by The Telegraph
If you’ve ever hit the UK motorway network, you’ll know the familiar dread: the desperate craving for a decent caffeine fix met only by the grim reality of chain-dominated service stations, lacklustre blends, and lukewarm cups of commodity-grade disappointment. That’s why we were thrilled to see our Shepreth roastery recently featured in The Telegraph, where writer Rob Crossan set out on a mission to uncover the absolute best independent coffee stops for motorists in the UK.