About Us

Pink Elephant Coffee Roasters was founded in 2014, opening a cafe and roastery in the heart of Park City. Here, we love nothing more than sipping a cup of coffee while surrounded by vast wilderness and native wildlife. Through coffee, we are dedicated to crafting a companion to the adventures you make because we believe that adventure and coffee go hand-in-hand. As residents of the West, who enjoy the ever-present and accessible nature around us, we desire to protect what we have and where we live. Therefore, portions of our sales go toward preserving, protecting, and conserving what is around us through various nonprofit organizations. We aspire to not only let coffee fuel you as you wander far and roam free but also for our public lands to endure as you wander, cup in hand.

Our why

Our mission is to provide you with a remarkable coffee that will help you not only plan and embark on your adventures — it will be the companion after, as you rekindle, regroup, retell, and remember your experience again.

The Coffee

Pink Elephant Coffee Roasters focuses on high quality and single origin coffees imported from farms and estates in countries around the coffee-producing world, with an emphasis on sourcing Fair Trade and organic beans. We strive to develop single origin coffees and blends that are both remarkable and approachable.

WHAT'S IN A NAME

The great author Jack London writes about seeing pink elephants when one has over-imbibed. Referred to as delirium tremens (latin for the "trembling madness"), we feel this way when we need a cup of coffee, or when an adventure is calling.

GIVING TO PROTECT WEST’S WILDLIFE & OPEN LANDS

Founders Mitch and Kelley Baker are passionate about Utah's public lands. There’s nothing that we love more than sipping a cup of coffee while surrounded by vast public lands, wild places and native wildlife — whether we’re sitting by a campfire, hiking up a mountain, wading in a river, or simply enjoying the view. This is why we give a portion of sales to local nonprofit organizations to ensure our public lands are here to stay. Wander far, roam free.

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