Beanbury Coffee & Kitchen

Cute place to sit and do work with a good cup of coffee. Lots of space & wifi!

Beanbury has been my saving grace while I'm home in NJ during COVID. In NYC, we take good coffee for granted because it's available on every block. In the burbs? Not so much. The staff here is friendly, the owners are actively engaged with the business, and the coffee is delicious. I resort to a half-caf, almond milk, honey cinnamon latte and they accept my order graciously, even though I know it's a little irritating to make a half-caf! I've tried a few of the food items, as well, and they are really solid and fairly priced (gluten-free scones are worth the splurge!). Look, could you be in and out of Starbucks faster? Sure. Is Beanbury better? Infinitely. Shop local and support this small business - now more than ever, we need these businesses to stay afloat so that independent brands can continue to thrive.

Such a great hipster vibe for this town - absolutely love all the decorations, staff is wonderful, coffee and food is fantastic! Such a great find if you’re in town and want a unique spot to start your day off right!

Great coffee and wonderful staff. Seasonal options are pretty much always great.

Best coffee shop around hands down. Nick and Allie are true professionals of their craft and it’s easy to tell. Perfect coffees, delicious food, and always provided with a warm smile!

Such a great coffee shop. I come here all the time the coffee is high quality, the breakfast wrap is fire, and the gluten free rice krispy treats are so good. Highly recommend

A great coffee shop with tasty treats!

Really cute place with so many fun lattes and craft coffees to try! Love the honey cinnamon latte

Excellent amazing coffee.. wow . 2 workers on Saturday afternoon we're so so nice smiling great atmosphere great place if you ain't stopping in it's your loss

My 2 friends and I met for coffee at Beanbury. We sat at a table for 2 so we pulled a nearby chair over so we all had a seat. Near the end of our stay, the owner came over and nastily asked us "what made you think you can move my furniture around?" We were in shock that she was speaking to us in this way rather than simply asking us to move the chair back. We saw an empty chair and apparently, though it had no sign on it, it was an "antique" and not to be moved. We pointed out that we didn't know it wasn't allowed and told her she was being rude. She then angrily apologized and started berating us again because we messed with her floor plan. I'm still shocked that a business owner would treat customers so poorly for such a benign thing. Never, ever going back.