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The Back Porch Coffee Roastery

The Back Porch Coffee Roastery

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4.9 Google Review
6116 Golf Rd, Agassiz, British Columbia, V0M 1A3, Canada
(604) 796-9871
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Oct 29, 2017
Worth going and just chat with the owner. He has been operating the roaster for over 20 years and is the nicest guy I have met. Lots of great stories and his coffees are great. His wife makes great pottery that is also sold there. Must visit if you are visiting Agassi area.

Jul 27, 2017
The pottery is exquisite. We have been collecting cups and serving dishes for ourselves and our grown kids and we all love the designs and functionality of the pieces. Oh, and the coffee is excellent, too.

Mar 12, 2017
I love this place. Period. The family owns it is very friendly, talkative and I love having a chat with them while I'm enjoying their cup of joe! Try their espresso coffee beans, buy some of the coffee they brew as well. You won't regret it! Oh, in summer you can also enjoy some quality time with farm animals like chicken, goat, etc :)

Sep 24, 2017
Amazing coffee and beautiful pottery made in house. Goats and chickens the kids can feed

Apr 18, 2017
A not so secret gem in the valley. Local folks living the dream small batch roasting coffee on site and making beautiful pottery. Stroll the scenic property don't miss the sheds of country collectables for sale and say hi to the chickens out back 🐔

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Thu:11 am - 5 pm
Fri:11 am - 5 pm
Sat:11 am - 5 pm