Coffee shop in Westfield, NJ
787 Coffee opened its Westfield location as its first New Jersey shop, extending a brand built around Puerto Rican coffee culture into a new market. Founders Brandon Peña and Sam Sepulveda, who lived in Westfield themselves, chose the downtown corridor at 218 E Broad St for the expansion after building a following in New York. The specialty menu leans hard into that heritage: dulce de leche lattes, tres leches lattes, coquito lattes around the holidays, and empanadas alongside the standard espresso lineup. Rum- and whiskey-infused coffee drinks appear on the menu too, a detail that separates this shop from a typical neighborhood cafe. The technical throughline across 787 Coffee locations is sourcing and roasting tied directly to Puerto Rico, positioning the brand as an origin-focused specialty roaster rather than a generic third-wave shop. Open seven days a week from early morning into the evening, the Westfield location functions as both a quick-stop coffee counter and a slower sit-down cafe. With a 4.9-star rating across more than a thousand reviews, the shop has built fast momentum in a town with no shortage of coffee options. For anyone craving a genuine taste of Puerto Rican coffee tradition without leaving Union County, this is the spot.





