4 cafés in 4 citys. Places change: check opening hours before you go.
A family-run estate and washing station in the Huye highlands, above 1,800 m, that processes more than 500 tonnes of cherries a year. Guided tours walk the coffee fields and the washing station, then end with freshly roasted coffee and local crafts for sale.
Order: Fresh-roasted coffee at the end of the tour
💡 About two hours' drive (133 km) from Kigali; book by phone or email.
A full-day trip from Kigali to meet the women farmers who grow Question Coffee's beans. SCA-certified baristas lead the outing, which shows the farm side of a cup that ends in Kigali's coffee centre.
Order: Fresh coffee with the growers
💡 Book through Question Coffee; tours are sold via TripAdvisor.
Fewer recent sources for this one: check it's open before you go.
A coffee centre with a café, tasting room and training academy, set up with Sustainable Growers to bring women smallholder farmers further up the coffee chain. Its Abakunda Kawa Bourbon won gold at the 2026 Global Coffee Awards Africa.
Order: Single-origin Rwandan pour-over · Flat white
💡 Book the two-hour specialty coffee masterclass or the women-led farm trek out to Kayonza.
Question Coffee runs a small café at Kinigi, the starting point for gorilla treks in Volcanoes National Park. It is open only to visitors holding park permits.
Order: Rwandan filter coffee before or after the trek
💡 You need a Volcanoes National Park permit to get in.
Fewer recent sources for this one: check it's open before you go.