12 hipster coffee shops that will give a jolt to your morning

Maybe your basic Starbucks cup is starting to bum you out, or maybe you've resolved to try for better things in 2016. Whatever the case, it's important to get a good start to the day — and for many people, that means a quality cup of coffee. 

Coffee shops are reportedly the fastest-growing segment of the American restaurant industry, with a recent Gallup poll showing that 64% of Americans drink at least one cup of the good stuff daily.

So it makes sense that we're finding our caffeine fix in more places than ever before, with new brands popping up left and right to serve every taste.

Small batch? Locally sourced? Community-oriented? Socially responsible? Check, check, check, and check. Here's a crop of the up-and-coming coffee chains to hit up next time you need your morning joe. 

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Stumptown Coffee Roasters

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Stumptown is an indie coffee darling hailing from Portland, Oregon. Recently acquired by coffee juggernaut JAB, Stumptown has a fantastic cold brew that is about to get a lot more popular. Stumptown has locations in Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, or New York City.

Philz

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The iced mint mojito latte at Philz is a cult favorite for a reason. With locations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, Philz is a tech world-fueling shop that's poised to keep its popularity on the upswing — as long as they don't run out of fresh mint anytime soon . 

Peet's

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Peet's is one of the bigger coffee players, but it always comes through with a solid latte. This California-based company has expansion on the horizon: its holding company, JAB, recently acquired up-and-comers Caribou, Stumptown, and Keurig Green Mountain, turning it into a serious coffee conglomerate.