Commerce / Food & Beverage

Food & Beverage

Restaurants, cafes, food delivery services, and specialty food stores that accept Bitcoin and cryptocurrency payments.

Bitcoin (10)

This category covers places to spend crypto on food and beverages, from fast-food chains to specialty coffee roasters and craft breweries. Whether you’re buying a burger, coffee, or a pint, these merchants let you pay with digital assets.

Steak ‘n Shake, the American fast-food chain known for steakburgers and milkshakes, accepts Bitcoin via the Lightning Network at all locations as of May 2025 — one of the largest brick-and-mortar chains in the directory with full crypto rollout. Fernando’s Pizza offers free delivery across its menu and accepts Bitcoin for orders. On the coffee side, BitBoutique.coffee sells blends and single-origin coffees exclusively for Bitcoin via Lightning. Lightning Koffee is a Colombian coffee shop built around Bitcoin, accepting both on-chain and Lightning payments. Gillespie Coffee is a specialty roaster using Strike to power its Lightning checkout.

For drinks with a seat, Doctor’s Island Brewing is a small-batch craft brewery and taproom in Massachusetts accepting Bitcoin at the point of sale through Square’s integrated Bitcoin feature. Most listings here are Bitcoin-focused, with several using Lightning Network for fast, low-fee transactions. If you’re holding other coins, check individual listings — a few accept ETH or stablecoins, but BTC and Lightning dominate this category.

Listings

BitBoutique.coffee — Innovative coffee concept selling blends, single-origin coffees, and accessories exclusively for Bitcoin via the Lightning Network.
Bitcoin Vintner — California family winery (Turkovich Family Wines) in Yolo County accepting Bitcoin on-chain and Lightning Network payments for wine, tastings, tours, and wine club memberships.
BTC Wine — Bordeaux-based fine wine merchant (since 2018) selling classified Bordeaux, Burgundy, and Champagne with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, Litecoin, and XRP accepted via BitPay, OpenNode, Coinbase Commerce, and Crypto.com.
Doctor's Island Brewing — Small-batch craft brewery and taproom in Hull, Massachusetts. Accepts Bitcoin at the point of sale through Square's integrated Bitcoin feature.
Enoteca Vino in Anfora — Rome-based wine shop (since 2019) self-described as the world's first crypto-friendly wine store, accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for Italian wines, spirits, and craft beers with worldwide shipping.
Fernando's Pizza — Pizza restaurant offering free delivery and a full menu of pizzas and sides. Now accepting Bitcoin as a fast, secure payment method.
Gillespie Coffee — Specialty coffee roaster offering freshly roasted beans and brewing gear. Checkout includes a Bitcoin Lightning payment option powered by Strike.
Heritage Distilling — Pacific Northwest craft distillery offering whiskey, gin, vodka, and rum with direct-to-consumer online sales. Accepts Bitcoin and Dogecoin as payment, holding both as strategic treasury assets.
Lightning Koffee — Colombian coffee shop selling exclusive beans with a checkout experience built around Bitcoin. Accepts both on-chain Bitcoin and Lightning Network payments.
Steak 'n Shake — American fast-food chain known for steakburgers and milkshakes. As of May 2025, all locations accept Bitcoin payments via the Lightning Network.