San Bernardino is a city of 221,774, and its coffee sits on real streets: E Street downtown, 4th Street, Waterman Avenue, Hospitality Lane, Inland Center Drive and Varsity Avenue. Here they are, address by address.

Wild Goose Coffee Roasters has run in Redlands since 2008. Its own copy says every pound sold provides one meal locally, with over 3.4 million meals provided so far across two rooms.

Redlands and San Bernardino have their own coffee identity. Riverside stays in Riverside. Los Angeles stays out entirely. Here are the firm lines this cluster draws, and why.

Not every room that sells a cup of coffee counts as a coffee shop in this cluster's count. Here is exactly what does, and does not, get counted, without naming or shaming anyone left out.

Redlands coffee spreads across Colton, Lugonia, Redlands Blvd, Alabama, and Nevada. San Bernardino coffee centers on E Street. Two honest cities, not one blended region.

Landmark Coffee Roasters opened on Redlands Boulevard in downtown Redlands, then added a second room on Yucaipa Boulevard in December 2025. Two rooms, two cities, and local press that noticed.

A real search for coffee shop Redlands CA turns up Yelp, a Reddit thread, an About Redlands guide, Tripadvisor, and a handful of shop homepages. Here is exactly what a Redlands coffee drinker sees.