National Coffee Day is Sept. 29. If you don’t have a go-to coffee shop or are looking to try something new to mark the occasion, here are five to try.

Abracadabra Coffee Co.

In Woodstock, VT, Abracadabra Coffee Co.’s '64 Shasta Trailer coffee shop is open to the public daily.

“We offer a full coffee menu with seasonally changing signature drinks, house made syrups, liége waffles, donuts and canelés,” the website said.

Learn more here.

Boston Dreams

In Windsor, VT, Boston Dreams “serves the finest Vermont specialty coffee and espresso roasted and delivered same-day to our café. Enjoy comfortable seating and free wi-fi in our Boston-themed sports gallery,” the website said.

For those looking for a bite to eat, the cafe has everything from bagels to grilled paninis. View the menu here.

Dirty Cowboy Cafe

Open Tuesday through Saturday, Dirty Cowboy Cafe in Hanover, NH, offers freshly roasted and individually brewed coffees.” It was voted "Best Gourmet Coffee Shop" in the region for 15 consecutive years. Learn more here. 

First Branch Coffee

Located in South Royalton, VT, is a women-owned coffee shop that is open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

“Our focus is sourcing high-quality, ethically sourced beans grown single origin or cooperatively from around the world. We showcase their flavor profiles through the way we roast, blend and serve them,” the website said.

Learn more and see the menu here.

Lucky’s Coffee Garage

Lucky’s Coffee Garage in Lebanon, NH, is open daily from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and offers traditional coffee and specialty coffee options. 

“We offering a fantastic variety of breakfast and lunch options, as well as a delicious array of specials that highlight our crew's creative energy,” the website said.

Learn more and view the menu here.