Scottsdale is among the nation’s top 30 coffee cities, website says

PHOENIX — It may be time to check out Scottsdale’s coffee scene.

A personal finance website ranked the Valley suburb as the state’s best coffee city, coming it at No. 28 overall nationally.

WalletHub’s ranking included the top 100 largest cities and was determined based on 14 factors, including average price per pack of coffee, share of adult coffee drinkers and coffee shops per capita.

The coffee investment is definitely there in Scottsdale.

Only three other cities included in the list spent more per household on coffee — Fremont, San Francisco and San Jose, California.

Scottsdale beat out the six other Arizona cities included in the ranking.

Phoenix (No. 38) was next in the ranking while Chandler (No. 46), Tucson (No. 56), Gilbert (No. 59), Mesa (No. 80) and Glendale (No. 87) also made the list.

The home of Starbucks — Seattle — topped the ranking while Toledo, Ohio, came in last at No. 100.

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