I asked where to get matcha around Miami County… and you all absolutely delivered.
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If you’ve been on a matcha kick (or just curious what the hype is about), here’s a locally-sourced guide to where to get matcha in Miami County, Ohio—based on real recommendations from people who actually go to these places.
The Most Recommended Matcha Spots
A few places came up again and again, which usually means they’re doing something right.
Winans Coffee & Chocolate
This one was probably mentioned the most. If you’re just getting into matcha, this might be a good starting point because it’s a little more approachable.
The Travelers Market & Restaurant
Multiple people said this is a go-to for matcha, and honestly, their drinks in general don’t miss. Bonus points if you want food with it too.
Glacier View Coffee
If you’re up for a short drive, this one kept coming up as “the best matcha,” which says a lot.
More Local Spots to Try
This is where the list gets fun—there are way more options around here than you’d think.
AeCha Cafe
Known for a wide variety of drinks, and a few of you specifically called this one out.
ReU Juicery & Organic Kitchen
If you’re into cleaner ingredients or more of a wellness vibe, this is a solid option.
Sip Coffee Co.
A local favorite, and apparently a good place to grab a matcha with your usual coffee stop.
Local Coffee and Cream
Came up a few times, especially if you’re near Pleasant Hill.
Ernst Cafe
A quieter mention, but still worth noting—especially if you’re looking for something a little more low-key.
A Few More Mentions Worth Trying
Because you all gave a LOT of suggestions:
- Biggby Coffee (quick and easy option)
- Tim Hortons (yes, they have it!)
- Warehouse 4 Coffee
- Greenhaus Coffee
- North Star Coffee Station (inside Indigo & Co Books)
And shoutout to Susie’s Big Dipper for matcha ice cream… which I now feel like I need immediately.
Want to Make Matcha at Home?
One tip that came up a lot—if you try matcha and don’t love it right away, don’t give up on it.
It can be a little bitter on its own, so most people recommend adding something like vanilla syrup and your choice of milk (oat milk was mentioned a lot). Once you find your combo, it’s really good.
You can also grab matcha powder locally (Whole Health in Troy was mentioned) and make your own at home if you want to experiment.
Final Thoughts on All Things Matcha
I love posts like this because it proves once again… there’s actually a lot more around here than people think.
If you’ve ever said “where can I even get matcha around here?”—now you’ve got a full list.
And if I missed your favorite spot, tell me. I have a feeling this is one of those lists that’s going to keep growing.
