Farm Fuel Coffee | Experience Quality Coffee

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FUEL YOUR MORNINGS

Wallkill

Farm Fuel Coffee
29 Wallkill Avenue,
Wallkill NY 12589

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Great mornings begin
with Farm Fuel

Coffee • Matcha • You

From leaf, to bean, to pour, we take artisanal craftsmanship very seriously.

We pride ourselves on syrups made by hand, ingredients sourced locally, and vegan pastries baked daily by Little Loaf Bakeshop.

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ORDER COFFEE

Proudly serving Temple Coffee

Artisanal • Direct Trade • Naturally Processed

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Temple Coffee Roasters Espresso Dharma whole bean coffee bag with dried cherry, cocoa, and baking spice tasting notes

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100% Japanese Sencha Matcha

Certified B-Corp • Organic • Single Origin

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Farm Fuel Coffee started as conversation around a dinner table, before coming to fruition in 2025 as a coffee cart, and finally as a brick and mortar shop in 2026 with two locations.

Founder, Andrea Cabello, was born in Peru and grew up in Colusa, California, a small farming town. At 18, she moved to Sacramento, where she was introduced to the world of specialty coffee.

The next years served as an exploration of coffee shops, from Sacramento to San Francisco. Temple Coffee Roasters, just a mile from her home, became the shop she fell in love with. Those years offered an appreciation not only for excellent coffee, but for the community that is often built around the craft.

After finding her way to a new home in Wallkill, Andrea yearned for the community that she had found in her hometown. It was this nostalgia that became a catalyst for Farm Fuel Coffee.