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The Daily Bean

4.6 (167 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Casual
Quiet
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Turkey, Cranberry, and Brie Panini with Potato Salad
Erin H.

After hiking Stairway to Heaven with a friend and her dog, we stopped at The Daily Bean for lunch and a cold drink. I had a turkey, cranberry, and brie panini with a side of potato salad and a London Fog chai tea. Everything was tasty and satisfying. The Daily Bean has a very cute, rustic, and charming vibe! You order at the counter and the staff brings your food if you sit outside on the patio. There's some indoor seating as well, and a cute little gift shop on the property. They also have a variety of snacks and pastries, plus some cool seasonal drinks. (Dogs are welcome inside as well) Parking can be tricky when it's busy, but I will definitely go back after a hike in the area.

Not a great photo of to go cappuccino, flat white, and 2/5 of blueberry coffee cake. Yum!
Benjamin C.

We were in town for a wedding, and this seemed like the best option for coffee! We went twice. First, it's a lovely little space. Cozy and the employees are friendly and helpful. They have a more extensive menu than you'd think for food, coffee drinks, pastries, and other snacks/odds & ends, to purchase. Also, their mascot is a French Bulldog (but if you were a big Boston Terrier fan, you could probably buy something and no one would know.) The first afternoon, I ordered a cappuccino, a flat white, and a blueberry coffee cake. I don't think the cappucino was made correctly, as the cup felt like it was completely empty, but my wife tells me it tasted good. The flat white was delicious. The coffee cake was also delicious, although I could not have told you that there were blueberries inside. (These minor criticisms took nothing away from confidently giving 5 stars, mind you - just sharing!) The second morning, we went with 2 flat whites (yum) and a lemon loaf piece for the kids. It smelled and looked good - the kids said it was great! (Coffee still good) If we are ever in that part of NJ again, we will 100% go! Maybe buy a shirt that says "hooked on the pot."

Ami P.

Very cute. Locals seem to love the place. There's so many little nooks to sit and drink your coffee. The actual lattes were great and they listen when you say not too sweet.

Rachel P.

We stopped at this cafe on our way up to Warwick and absolutely loved it! I got the turkey, bacon, and avacado panini on sourdough bread with a piece of crumb cake on the side. The panini was delicious, but that crumb cake, OMG! the cake was still so moist with a the perfect amount of crumbs on top! The staff was very sweet and working hard to make sure orders got out. I loved the outdoor dining, right next to the river. It feels like you're eating in your grandmothers back yard, in the best way possible! We will definitely be back!

Iced mocha & iced coffee
Kaylee B.

Absolutely loved this place. The staff was very friendly and the spot was extremely cozy. There is plenty of seating outside and a couple spots inside as well.

Jennifer M.

Sweet little coffee shop near the slopes at Mountain Creek. Teas, coffees, pastries and paninis as well as to go snacks like trail mix and energy bars.

Daily Bean front yard
Philip H.

The sum of the parts is greater than the whole. The Daily bean makes an excellent cup of coffee. Espresso, late, cappuccino. All on point. The cakes and pastries are very good as well. The food is just fine. Mostly sandwiches and panini's. Which is pretty good considering the limited dimensions of the prep area. But none of that really matters. It's the chill vibe that keeps me coming back for more. It is a little cottage converted into a cool coffee shop with a cozy stream side back yard with plenty of little seating areas surrounded by wild flowers for one to relax and enjoy a cup. Peaceful. I feel like I've been transported to Vermont when I'm there. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. Plus, they have a pretty efficient system for getting your order to you. I love this place and always look forward to going back.

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Lynne C.

I stopped by The Daily Bean when I was in Vernon to hike. I highly recommend stopping by! The people here are super nice and the space itself is super cute and welcoming. There are lots of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as board games and books. I got the avocado turkey hummus club, which was really filling and tasted very fresh. I also got a vanilla iced latte which was also good.

Gluten free bacon, turkey, avocado, and cheddar sandwich.

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Fabulous local coffee shop! Wonderful staff! Great coffee! Delicious breakfast and lunch!

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I cannot drive by without stopping in. This place is great. I highly recommend. The staff is very friendly and efficient.

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We popped in her for lunch. Excellent service and fresh, made to order sandwiches. Very tasty. Excellent coffee and a real cute place.

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4.3(84 reviews)
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We visited D'Boathaus in mid-afternoon on a weekday. Great waterside ambiance, lakeside along boat…read moreslips. There is indoor seating, and outdoor (high tables under an awning, normal height chairs on the uncovered part of the deck. We had the Bavarian pretzel as an appetizer. It's plenty large enough for two people, maybe even up to four, and comes with a cheese dip and a honey mustard which is literally a tiny cup of honey filled with mustard seeds. For entrees, we had the sea scallops and soft shell crab sandwich, a side salad and fries. The fries and salad were OK. The scallops were excellent, and the crab INCREDIBLE. My grandparents ran a fresh seafood store for years. They, and others in my family, were excellent seafood cooks. Making a breaded soft shell crab sandwich is an art form. I don't think I had one outside of my family that ever measured up. Usually the shells are over or underdone. D'Boathaus is the ABSOLUTE best soft shell crab I've had outside of my family. The server was pleasant and service was quick.

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D’Boathaus - Bar area

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