Caffeine capitals. Unveiling America's top cities for coffee enthusiasts

Roughly 66% of Americans savor their daily dose of coffee, guzzling an impressive 491 million cups each day, as reported by the National Coffee Association. In the United States, a caffeine fixation is undeniably prevalent, and the regular splurge on coffee can certainly take its toll on your wallet. A recent study, however, sheds light on which cities are a caffeine enthusiast's paradise, all based on factors such as the average cost of a cappuccino and the density of coffee establishments.

In pursuit of unveiling the top coffee havens, we've employed a scoring system out of 100, gauging their "coffee-lover friendliness" by considering a range of elements.

Now, let's dive into the question: which cities truly cater to the cravings of coffee aficionados?

Enter WalletHub, the personal finance website, which embarked on an endeavor to rank the 100 most populous cities across the nation with coffee devotees in mind. They weighed various aspects, including the abundance of coffee shops, cafés, and coffee houses relative to the city's population, the average price of a coffee pack, the typical coffee expenditure per household, and the prevalence of coffee makers among households.

Presented below are the leading 20:

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Seattle

Austin, Texas

Los Angeles, California

Atlanta, Georgia

Tampa, Florida

Long Beach, California

Miami, Florida

Orlando, Florida

Honolulu, Hawaii

Oakland, California

San Francisco.

Las Vegas, Nevada

San Diego, California

Sacramento, California

New Orleans, Louisiana

Portland.

Dallas, Texas

Boston, Massachusetts

Denver, Colorado