You only need to walk through Chester City Centre and notice how many coffee shops there are to realise the extent of our love affair with our favourite beverage.
For that reason, we are celebrating International Coffee Day on Thursday October 1 and in anticipation, we asked you to tell us your favourite place to get a cuppa in Chester. Here's the ones you picked:
The Jaunty Goat
The Bridge Street venue say their passion is to 'produce the perfect cup of coffee' and they hope to share the love with Chester.
The Jaunty Goat (Image: Jaunty Goat)
Carluccio's
Some of you think the Italians do the best coffee, and named Carluccio's on Bridge Street as their favourite place to get a coffee in Chester.
Carluccio's on Bridge Street finished tenth
Cinderbox
Another shop flying the flag for independent businesses in the city, Cinderbox on Bridge Street was a popular choice. Staff say they pride themselves on excellent customer service and a warm, relaxing atmosphere.
Cinderbox coffee shop (Image: Ian Cooper)
Barista's
Barista's on Watergate Street was another popular choice with Cestrians.
Costa
Chester has 17 Costa outlets in total, and some of you still think it's one of the best places to get a brew.
Costa Coffee in Watergate Street, Chester (Image: Ian Cooper)
Central Perk
If you're a fan of the sitcom Friends, this place must be heaven. Decorated exactly like the Central Perk in the show, episodes play constantly on a loop whilst you drink your coffee.
Central Perk (Image: Ian Cooper)
Forty Six
Some of you gave the thumbs up to the 'personal service and excellent coffee' at Forty Six on Lower Bridge Street.
Hopper Coffee
It may not have been open very long but Hopper Coffee on Godstall Lane already has lots of fans in Chester.
Hopper coffee shop, Godstall Lane (Image: Hopper)
Tudor House Deli
Enjoy a coffee here in a wonderfully historic building in the heart of Chester (Lower Bridge Street).
Rubens
Rubens on Foregate Street would be first choice for some of you.
Waitrose
Sometimes things taste better when they're free.
The Rows Cafe
Some say it's worth climbing Eastgate Street Row steps for the coffee here.
Little Yellow Pig
But the Little Yellow Pig cafe in Hoole would be top choice for a few of you.
Joseph Benjamin
It's not just the food at this Northgate Street eaterie that's good here, according to a few of you.
Ella's Bistro
This unique Lower Bridge Street venue has proved popular with some of you.
Marmalade
If you're a coeliac, you can get all kinds of gluten-free delights with your coffee here at Marmalade on Northgate Street.
Cafe Fude
Described as Chester's first gastro-cafe, this coffee shop on Christleton Road, Boughton, was mentioned more than once on our list.
The Moorings
Fancy enjoying your coffee overlooking the River Dee? Here's where you can do it.
Spoilt for Choice
This place in Handbridge serves a great cup, according to some of you.
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Where do you rate most to get a coffee in Chester?
