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Wake up! It’s National Coffee Day today, which means it’s perfectly acceptable to have that second or third cup. Heck, keep the dark, roasty elixir flowing all day long.

And all of us in Durango know we are blessed by an embarrassment of riches when it comes to the black gold, WalletHub recently ranked all the other best cities for coffee junkies. To determine the rankings, WalletHub took into account several metrics, including number of coffee shops per capita to average price of a bag of beans.

Here are the other top 10, in order, with the usual suspects as well as a few surprises (Minneapolis beat out San Fran?!): Portland, Ore.; Seattle; Minneapolis; Pittsburgh; Orlando; San Francisco; New Orleans; Madison, Wis., Cincinnati; and Scottsdale.

A few tidbits to mull over while you sip your cheap and plentiful cup: In Honolulu, the average price for a cappuccino is $4.69, the highest in the country. Also, be thankful you don’t live in Laredo, Texas, which has a measly 3.3 coffee shops per 100,000 residents compared to Portland’s 101.7. But when it comes to coffee’s best friend, the venerable doughnut, Orlando wins top dunking honors, with 18.5 per 100,000 residents, which is 18 times higher than those poor (and probably a lot skinnier) folks in Anchorage, who only have one per 100,000. Talk about living in total darkness.