As a coffee lover, I love to try out different coffee from different countries. When I saw the Bean Box "World Coffee Tour" that is exactly what I wanted! 12 bags (1.8oz each) of coffee from around the world. I have options to choose whole bean or ground coffee. It's so much fun tasting different flavors and it's such a great idea as a gift for any occasion. read more

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BEAN BOX: WHERE LIMA BEAN DREAMS BECOME REALITY (DESPITE BEING A COFFEE SHOP) Listen, while others might come here expecting just coffee beans, let me tell you about their REVOLUTIONARY approach to lima bean curation. Their selection of these flat, buttery legumes is so extensive it makes other coffee shops look like they're not even trying in the lima bean department (which, to be fair, they're not, because they're coffee shops). Their premium Giant White Lima collection (displayed with the reverence usually reserved for rare coffee beans) is housed in custom-made glass jars that make other beans question their life choices. Each lima bean is positioned to catch the morning light like tiny, kidney-shaped supermodels. You haven't lived until you've seen their Christmas Lima Bean display (completely overshadowing their holiday coffee blends). The variegated patterns on these heirloom limas tell a story that makes their single-origin Ethiopian beans seem downright chatty at parties. The rare Fordhook Lima section (inexplicably placed next to their pour-over station) features beans so perfectly formed that customers often mistake them for small sculptures. I once saw someone try to order a lima bean latte. The barista's confusion was palpable, but their lima bean organization remained impeccable. Their rotating seasonal lima bean exhibit (which takes up prime real estate that could be used for, oh, I don't know, COFFEE) includes varieties like the Baby Lima, Henderson Bush, and the elusive King of the Garden Lima. Each one is labeled with tasting notes, as if someone's going to conduct a lima bean cupping session. Five stars for their commitment to showcasing these underappreciated legumes in a space clearly designed for coffee retail. I've started a weekly lima bean appreciation club where we gather to admire their collection while confused coffee customers try to order lattes around us. P.S. I heard someone suggest they should focus more on coffee beans, and the lima bean display case audibly gasped. P.P.S. Their limited edition Jackson Wonder Lima beans are stored in a climate-controlled case that probably cost more than most cars. The security system seems excessive, but who am I to question lima bean protection protocols? Note: This review was written while contemplating the bold choice of dedicating so much space to lima beans in a coffee shop on 1st Avenue South. The courage. The vision. The complete disregard for traditional coffee shop inventory expectations. Special Addendum: To the customer who asked why there were lima beans in the coffee grinder - you clearly don't understand the ARTISTRY of cross-legume innovation. Final Thought: Sure, they might technically be a "coffee shop," but their lima bean game is stronger than a triple shot espresso. It's like they misread "coffee house" as "legume palace" and just ran with it. Remember: Coffee beans may come and go, but lima beans are forever. Or at least until someone finally explains to them what kind of beans coffee shops typically sell. P.P.P.S. Their new "Lima Bean of the Month" subscription service is revolutionary, even if it's causing significant confusion among their coffee subscribers. read more

No, just No, The site is set up very poorly, offers options and links that are poorly designed. This is a tech service without working tech. I would rather just order from a roaster since the customer service and tech just isn't there. Just hoping they cancel my subscription as requested instead of being just another sign up and leach company hiding their unsubscribe link. read more

Bean Box I love great coffee, but I like having access to lots of different roasters. Living in Boise, Idaho, that is a challenge. I have joined a couple of different coffee subscriptions over the years. My favorite was one that featured Pacific Northwest roasters, but they closed. The second one I joined was good but they repeated roasters too often. I used to pick up different coffees from micro roasters when I traveled, but now I don't have to. I recently began subscribing to Bean Box. They have several different options. I get the monthly Sampler Box, which is 1.8 ounces (3-4 cups of coffee) from 4 different roasters. This is the only coffee subscription I have found that offers a sampler box. Most offer a pound of coffee a month from either a single roaster or a variety of roasters. I like that with Bean Box, you have the option of choosing your preferred roast. I'm open to it all, so I chose All Roasts, which gets me a box of the Roaster's Choice for that month. Did you know that light roasts have more caffeine? Now you do. You can choose whole bean or ground; I do Whole Bean. This photo represents my second month's box. So far, everything I've had has been excellent. Your first box is $11.50. After that, it's $16.50 a month. Highly Recommended! read more

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I love my Bean Box subscription! I first heard about them through Groupon or Living Social so I figured I'd try it out and cancel if I wasn't happy. They have a variety of options: by roast, by region, and some specialties (e.g., iced coffee). You can order for one month or longer, which they offer a discount for longer subscriptions. I ordered the sampler box because I only drink about one cup of coffee each day. You may want to order a bag each month if you're ordering for multiple people or if you're a coffee addict. I enjoy their descriptions and they also send a piece of candy (e.g., chocolates, toffee) along with your subscription. It's a nice touch! They also stamp the roast date on the back of the bag so you know that it's fresh! Their bags have a seal and aren't transparent so keeps the air and light from the beans. I've reached out to their customer service a few times with questions via phone and email and they are all super helpful. Short wait times and pleasant people! They even stopped my subscription for a month because I wanted to order a full bag of one of the coffees I received in my first box. One last thing I appreciate is that every time you order a product, you receive credits that can be redeemed off your next order. You can can also receive these credits by writing reviews of the beans. Great products and service! read more

Ordered online for gift for hubby. LOVED IT They have absolutely great customer service Ryan was extremely helpful I will certainly be a return customer read more

The assortment of freshly roasted coffee beans coordinated by Bean Box are highest quality. Will continue buying and recommending. The sampler subscription is highly recommended. read more

Used them for a corporate gift. Great coffee. Excellent customer service.

Received gift certificate to Bean Box and have been very happy with everything about Bean Box. Bean Box sells coffee beans that are freshly roasted by many roasters in Seattle. Most important--the coffee I've ordered has been excellent. They mail coffee within a couple of days of roasting, and so far I've liked every coffee they've sent. They offer many coffees, single origin and blends, from all over--of course many are from Ethiopia and Indonesia but also from Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia, Brazil, Costa Rica (Brumas Bourbon roasted by Ladro was my favorite so far). I like some especially, but each coffee that I've made with their beans has been better than just about any coffee I drink elsewhere. And as a bonus, their customer service is as good as can be. There were some glitches with my order, and they responded very quickly and graciously. I'm drinking a lot more coffee at home thanks to Bean Box read more