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    Bean & Bean

    3.9 (273 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for working

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    Back to back charges for my one matcha beverage. Forgot to answer tip/receipt prompt. Someone gave themselves a 44.5% tip! Buyer beware!
    P. O.

    What could improve, you ask? Well, for starters, maybe don't go ahead and tip yourself. Just a thought. 10:40AM, Sat 7/12/25 - 318 8th Ave Ordered/paid for $7.35 matcha (tax included), 2 hrs later noticed I'd been charged $10.63 - bc someone generously tipped THEMSELVES a 44.5% tip. How kind of me, right? I totally forgot to answer prompts for tip/receipt. But I didn't realize that meant "go ahead and tip yourself handsomely, anything you want, from my bank account." That is not how tipping works. That is how stealing works. I called the store to handle it directly around 1PM, left my #. Was told the manager would call me back. No one called me back. I'm leaving this review to warn others to make sure not to leave that screen unanswered before leaving!

    Iced Matcha Latte
    Ruby N.

    Been to this cafe twice so far, and I love how spacious the interior is. It's a great cafe to get meet with friends or to get work done. They have a bathroom as well and wifi. I ordered a matcha latte with oat milk and sweetened and it was good! Definitely recommended this cafe.

    Deceptive pricing, medium hot latte is listed on menu board as $5.50 + $0.75 for ice. Total should be $6.25, not $6.75
    Samuel Y.

    Incredibly DECEPTIVE PRICING. Menu board lists a medium latte as $5.50, plus $0.75 for ice. So total should be $6.25 right? Instead, I was charged $6.75 for a medium iced latte, and the cashier acted that I was the one at fault for reading the sign wrong. Ridiculous to charge $0.75 for ice in the first place, but outright scamming customers takes it to a whole other level.

    Jack B.

    This was a fine spot to get some work done but one I'd rather come to in the future if I was just stopping by. The coffee and my everything bagel were good and I honestly couldn't change a thing. The service was very friendly and helpful when we were ordering and getting our food. The only things I'd change about this location are the seats and the bathroom. The seating area was predominantly a long table with uncomfortable stools. Not every coffee shop needs to be one to work or sit at but I thought this was a loss of good space. Better chairs or individual tables could be more helpful. The bathroom was pretty dirty and there were napkins and stuff strewn around. Overall, I'd stop by this coffee shop in the future for a nice drink or bagel but I don't think I'd come back if I wanted to pass time in a coffee shop.

    Honey Latte & Avocado Toast with Poached Egg
    Mila J.

    Came here on a Monday morning looking for a place to get some work done. Plenty of work space with people always coming and going. The music wasn't loud at all and they were playing some jams so that was nice while being productive. Ordered a honey latte and the avocado toast with the poached egg and one of the loafs. The barista was so sweet, and offered us a fresh piece along with what we ordered since the loaf on the display was on the smaller side. The latte was good, just the right amount of sweet, the avocado toast even better. The poached egg didn't run at all which is perfect because I'm not a fan of runny yolk. Pleasant experience overall!

    $2.75 plus tax. 09/29/21 Not filled up but tasted good.
    Marianne W.

    Bean and Bean popped into my radar as I was walking. I saw plenty of seating inside and I needed to sit down with a bite to eat and a coffee. The empty seating didn't give me any indication that they may not be popular. Yelp had Four Stars. There were customers in here. First I was charged $4.25 for a butter scone. The sign on it said $3.75. I said to the cashier she needs to correct the price on the scone. (Or didn't she know the price.) I was overcharged, so No tip. Plus She ignored my request to correct the price. Second my coffee was not filled up. I'm giving Two stars because the small drip coffee tastes good and was hot. Will I ever return? No, not worth $7.24. Plus the scone was dry. I can't recommend, sorry. PS After I used the smelly nasty bathroom I went back by the cashier counter. She had fixed the price of the Butter Scone to say $4.25.

    Wesley K.

    Wow! Deja vu! One of the first coffee places I went to since I moved to New York City from Los Angeles. Nostalgic and a trip down memory lane for me as I used to constantly come here since 2021. Nothing has changed: workers are super friendly, prices are still fairly similar to before and the wifi has an extra backup now. Will come back as other places similar to here have deteriorated in quality.

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    Watery bitter espresso in a paper cup for a 'to stay' order. Could be worse. The room is not unpleasant.

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    pretty good! would go again, would recommend to a friend! great coffee and coffee options

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    Actually loved the bagels the most! We got a chai and a latte. Both were good and piping hot.

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