Nobody drinks the same coffee at 6 a.m. and 2 a.m. So we did not make one blend and call it a day.
The lighter one. Bright, clean, and easy to drink for an entire shift. The Consult is a blonde espresso built for balance instead of bite. Lighter roast character, a lively...
The dark one. Built for the hours nobody volunteers for. Nightshifter is a bold Italian-style blend — full-bodied, low-acid, and unapologetically strong. Deep dark chocolate and toasted caramel up front,...
Fuel for the early shift. AM Rounds Breakfast Blend is a bright, smooth, easy-drinking ground coffee made for the people who show up early and care deeply. Its balanced profile,...
The one for the 5 a.m. drive in, before anybody has said a word to you. Roast profile is still being dialed in.
Each roast is tied to a specific healthcare organization. The name sits on the product page before you check out, and it does not quietly change mid-run.
The fundraising arm of UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, supporting patient and family care, pediatric research, and programs that reach kids across Western Pennsylvania regardless of what their family can pay.
Somewhere to sleep for out-of-town patients and the families who come with them, minutes from the hospitals where they are being treated. Anyone who has worked nights knows those rooms are never empty.
Roundsly Coffee Co. donates $1 for each 12 oz bag sold of the roast listed above, remitted after the close of each quarter. These organizations are donation recipients only — they are not affiliated with Roundsly, and their names do not imply endorsement of Roundsly or any product sold here.
Mix the two roasts however your unit actually drinks them. Free shipping over $70 — and every bag in the box carries its own dollar.
Starting ratios, not rules. Adjust to your water, your grinder, and how much of the shift is left.
Roundsly is online-only for now. Between shifts we pour at hospital appreciation weeks, PA and nursing school events, and conferences around Pittsburgh. Nothing on the calendar this minute — that changes fast.
Hosting a shift-change breakfast, residency fair, or appreciation week? Tell us the date and we will bring the urns.
A brick-and-mortar cafe in Pittsburgh built as community space — somewhere PA, medical, and nursing students and the clinicians precepting them can study, decompress, and run into each other.
One short note when a roast drops, sells out, or changes its organization. Nothing else.
