A Beloved Fixture in Charleston’s Coffee Scene

Broom Wagon Coffee, once located in Charleston, South Carolina, was a micro-batch specialty roaster and café celebrated for its artisanal approach to coffee. Known for producing meticulously roasted beans and delivering consistently exceptional beverages, the café quickly became a local favorite and earned national recognition within the specialty coffee community.

Artisanal Coffee with a Micro-Batch Focus

At the heart of Broom Wagon’s success was its dedication to micro-batch roasting. This hands-on approach allowed the team to control every aspect of the roast, bringing out the most nuanced flavors in each origin. Their offerings ranged from complex, fruit-forward light roasts to bold and balanced darker profiles, appealing to coffee drinkers with a wide range of tastes.

A Cozy, Community-Oriented Café Experience

Beyond the roastery, Broom Wagon Coffee was known for its welcoming café space—a cozy haven for locals, students, and visitors alike. Patrons gathered for expertly brewed pour-overs, espresso drinks, and friendly conversation. The atmosphere was warm and unpretentious, reflecting the brand’s mission to make high-quality coffee accessible and enjoyable.

National Recognition and Local Impact

Though small in scale, Broom Wagon made a large impact. Its commitment to quality earned it national acclaim, drawing attention from coffee enthusiasts beyond South Carolina. Locally, it played an influential role in elevating Charleston’s specialty coffee culture, inspiring both customers and fellow roasters with its craft-driven ethos and customer-first approach.

A Legacy That Lives On

As of April 2025, Broom Wagon Coffee has permanently closed. While its absence is felt across Charleston’s coffee community, its legacy endures. Former patrons remember the café for its integrity, warmth, and consistently excellent coffee. For those who experienced it, Broom Wagon wasn’t just a place to get a great cup—it was a moment in Charleston’s coffee history.

Though the café has closed its doors, its story remains part of the fabric of South Carolina's specialty coffee evolution. View their archived listing at Roasters Map.