The Bean Coffee Roaster’s

I’ve been coming here for the past 3–4 years, and it’s hands down the best coffee shop in Cheshire. ☕️ They roast their beans daily, and you can really taste the freshness in every cup. The coffee is consistently excellent, and the prices are very reasonable, which makes it even better. The service is always amazing—friendly, welcoming, and the kind of place that makes you want to come back again and again. They also offer great food options, including healthy smoothies and delicious egg sandwiches. I really appreciate that they have gluten-free bread and Dave’s Killer Bread if you’re looking for something on the healthier side. If you’re in Cheshire and love fresh coffee, great service, and reasonable prices, this place is a must.

The Bean Coffee Roasters in Cheshire delivers exactly what one hopes for from a local coffee shop. Good coffee, done properly, without unnecessary complication. The coffee was enjoyed black, as it ought to be. Clean, well roasted, and honest. No need for embellishment when the fundamentals are sound. A cup like this stands on its own and asks nothing more of you than a moment of attention. What made the stop especially satisfying was the reminder of why local roasters matter. There is a quiet relief in knowing you do not have to default to Starbucks, particularly when visiting out of town. Places like The Bean give you an alternative that feels intentional rather than automatic. Whenever I travel, I make a point to seek out local spots like this. Not out of principle, but out of experience. They tend to care more, and it shows in the cup.

Place was quaint and quiet. Unfortunately the middle aged blonde woman in a Fleetwood Mac tshirt behind the counter chewing her gum like a cow the entire time destroyed the visit. As she seemed annoyed at all they we walked in and she had to do her job and make a coffee, it got worse. My company and her daughter later ordered an avocado toast with an egg. She asked if she could put the egg on a side plate bc her daughter is finnicky, to her reply the employee rudely replied “I’m not a chef”. Well that is obvious she is not as she pours coffee and not even great at that. A middle aged woman acting like a 15year old behind the counter is not a good look for this cute and welcoming spot. She really did ruin the holiday spirit. Terrible attitude. And I have never received left a review before but this woman led me to in replacement of acting as rude as she was back to her.

This was my first time visiting, and the shop itself is beautiful — it smelled amazing and had a great atmosphere. The barista was friendly and polite. Unfortunately, the drink was disappointing. I ordered a caramel macchiato with an extra shot of espresso and was told they don’t make macchiatos and that a latte is basically the same. The drink came out very quickly and tasted watered down, with little to no coffee or caramel flavor. I went back to ask for more caramel just to have some flavor, but it still didn’t improve. While I was at the counter, I noticed the owner was there and mentioned that it was my first time visiting and complimented how beautiful the shop was. Since it was my first visit and the owner witnessed the interaction, I was hoping she might check in, ask what I thought, or suggest a better alternative — especially given how different a macchiato is from a latte. I wasn’t trying to be difficult; I just prefer strong coffee. The shop has a lot of potential, but better guidance and drink consistency would really improve the experience.

I found this little shop by accident and I've been going there ever since. They're bean coffee is some of the best I've ever had. The bakery products that they sell are also outstanding but what I really go there for is there bean coffee. My favorite is there Ethiopian blend. This place is worth a road trip