Bean Drinking
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Bean Drinking is a relaxed Crows Nest cafe on Ernest Place that roasts its own coffee and serves big breakfasts and lunch. Outdoor tables look over a small green square, which suits families and dog owners. Hume Street Park Expansion is a 2-minute walk away, and Cahill Playground 4 minutes.
About Bean Drinking
Food at Bean Drinking
The menu covers breakfast, brunch and lunch, with salads, sandwiches, wraps and hot dishes. Reviewers single out the big breakfast, which is enough for two, as well as French toast and the omelette. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are plentiful, including gluten-free cakes and slices, and there is a kids' menu.
What to order: Big breakfast ยท French toast
Coffee and drinks
The coffee is roasted in-house, and reviewers describe it as rich and smooth. Almond and oat flat whites are on offer.
Facilities at Bean Drinking
What visitors say about Bean Drinking?Summarised from recent Google reviews.
- ๐ฌFriendly, attentive staff and a warm welcome
- ๐ฌGenerous breakfast servings, with the big breakfast and French toast shared between two
- ๐ฌGood coffee and plenty of dietary options, including gluten-free
Near Bean Drinking
Visitor tips for Bean Drinking
- โTables are on the small side, so bigger groups may want to grab outdoor seating overlooking the square.
- โDogs are welcome at the outdoor tables, and the grass beside the cafe gives kids room to run.
- โHume Street Park Expansion is a 2-minute walk if you want to take a coffee to the park.
Getting to Bean Drinking
13 Ernest Pl, Crows Nest NSW 2065. One reviewer reports free street parking for a couple of hours at a nearby pay station and a bus stop about a minute's walk away.
FAQ
Does Bean Drinking roast its own coffee?
Yes, the coffee is roasted in-house.
Is Bean Drinking good for kids?
Yes, it has a kids' menu, outdoor tables and a green square next door where children can run around.
Can I bring my dog to Bean Drinking?
Dogs are allowed at the outdoor tables.
Does Bean Drinking have gluten-free options?
Yes, reviewers mention gluten-free meals, cakes and slices alongside vegetarian and vegan dishes.