3 Bean Coffee By Vagrant Coffee

Smelt like salmon. And the drinks were extremely expensive.

Great space and delicious coffee. Just wish they had more pastries. The lemon loaf and other loaf (can't remember) were very good and fresh.

The staff working in early afternoon rushed me into order while I was still browing. Shook his head when I said I'm almost done with machine ordering. If you don't like kiosk ordering, get rid of it or get rid of your attitude.

My wife and I are in Baltimore for a Sylvan conference and we were looking for a great local coffee shop and we were both pleasantly surprised to find this little gem in the inner harbor. They have fantastic pour overs of estate coffers, their nitro cold brew was very good and their brewed coffee was great too. The best part was every day we were in the place the staff seemed happy to be there and the service was very good. If you want coffee that is not over roasted with lots of flavor and nuance, then this is your place if you are in the inner harbor

Solid environment to work or study. Customer service is hit or miss, but typically welcoming and friendly. The quality of the coffee is only as good as the coffee roaster. Definitely miss them serving CounterCulture. (Edit: This review was written prior to the transition to Vagrant Coffee and began roasting their own. It's a solid place to grab a cup of joe).

Discovered this place half way through a trip to Baltimore and ended up making this my go-to every morning for some of the best coffee I’ve had and delicious pastries for breakfast (my particular favorite was the fruit cream cheese danish).

The vibes were great - I did take out as well as spent a morning there to read and enjoyed it immensely.

Very good coffee and a great seating space inside with views across the harbour. I took off a star because of the ridiculous ordering system, you place an order on their tablet while literally standing right at the counter instead of you know, just talking to the barista. Not great to have such a touch screen system in covid too.

Nice coffee shop. Free WiFi and ample seating makes for a great work and meeting space. Updated May 2022: cluttered entryway with the big black drink fridge somehow ruins the otherwise open and welcoming aesthetic. Menu is limited - typically low on pastries or what they have is older or starting to dry out. Not sure if they're even doing a breakfast sandwich anymore. Paid parking in front is convenient for Rash field park. People frequenting Culta a few doors down absolutely trash the parking lot with fast food garbage and used bottles. Not my top choice right now.

Ordered two $6 lattes. Were so disgusting that they were thrown out within 5 minutes. Save your money and go elsewhere

Very pleasant environment! Slight hipster vibe but not over done. Decent seating, divided into screen and non-screen sections (probably 10-12 seats per section) with great soundtrack. I went on a slow day (rain) and almost all of the screen section was full, so might be difficult to the find a study spot during peak hours.

Excellent service. I got the overnight oats and a hot chocolate, both were tasty. Not too pricey.

Parking was a slight nightmare, as the surrounding blocks have permit-only parking after two on Sundays and there are limited spaces in front of the building. I managed to get one of these metered spaces only after waiting and circling about for about 10 minutes. Might be fine on other times?