Bean Haus
1801 Race St,Ste 3, Cincinnati, OH, 45202
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Address :
1801 Race St,Ste 3
Cincinnati, OH, 45202 - Phone (513) 651-2326
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Specialities
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Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
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Alexandra K.
The Bean Haus is located inside the Market House in Findlay Market. They have a little corner about halfway into the inner stores. The place has lots of different types of teas. They all looked so good I couldn't decide on one! Each one is steeping in different fruits and herbs. I finally decided on the mango iced tea. It was delicious! I also indulged in one of their chocolate cream puffs. It was very indulgent and so big that my boyfriend and I couldn't even finish the whole thing! It's pastry around a thick fluffy cream and topped with chocolate! Both of these things together were only $5!!
(4)Lauren F.
The best way to get your caffein fix at Findlay market is a central location of the Bean Haus coffee shop. There are usually two lines. A flavored latte is just a couple minutes but a hot cup of coffee is almost immediate. The shop sells a large amount of incredible confections and quiches from a local bakery at this location as well as most of the specialty drinks offered at the Covington location. Stop here first and you can decipher your shopping list easier, they are usually the first arrival to the market and have already been serving your friendly Findlay shop keepers before doors open to the public. The original location on Main Strasse in Covington, KY offers a much larger selection of teas and coffee beans.
(5)Nora C.
Step One: Get a waffle from Taste of Belgium. Step Two: While they're making your food, turn around and take about four steps to Bean Haus Step Three: Pick out a handcrafted beverage, including lots of interesting varieties of lattes and mochas. Step Four: Enjoy said waffle and latte together. Ahhh, yeah! (There are a few scattered tables on the inside part of the market, but on weekends they're usually full. Take the opportunity to browse the market with latte and reusable shopping bags in hand for the full experience.)
(4)Dane D.
Only tried the coffee here, which I had to wait for them to brew it. Now I might mention, this was not because they just ran out from having a rush, but that they had yet to make a pot and it was at least an hour after opening. The coffee itself was not at all good and quite bitter. I would probably be willing to give this place another chance, but did not leave a good taste at all.
(2)Shannon D.
Not sure if something was off the day of my visit or what. The barista was friendly, but it took a very long time to get one cup of coffee. After a very long wait, I tasted the coffee it something wasn't right; it was very bitter yet weak tasting. If I would have had time I would have went back and demanded another cup or my money back. I am wondering if maybe the coffee machine was on the fritz?
(2)Jenny C.
An extremely rude woman working at this booth. 3 of us were standing right in front of their display case and had our backs to their window while waiting for a friend to get some cash at the atm. And she started yelling at us, signaling us to get away from their space. So we just stepped aside, I was in shock and didn;t know how to react to her at that moment. Was it necessary to yell at people while there was no one waiting in line at your booth? there wasn;t even anyone who was checking out your bread. And yes, I was a customer and I bought a coffee from your booth just 15mins ago. The 2 girls who's taking care of the register and the coffee machine are however super sweet. The extremely rude woman looks like she might be the manager or the owner because she's not doing anything other than standing in the back and yelling at people. Will I come back here ever to give them business? NO, NEVER. And I suggest you all to stay away and not to block their booth, unless you like being yelled at. Good luck to ya bean haus.. I love everything from the Findlay Market but you.. you are officially out of my list.
(1)Elizabeth S.
Extremely rude. My mom and I started talking about picking up a few loaves of bread for friends and family (we used to live in Cincinnati and were back for a wedding) so moved closer to the bread display to get out of the walking path. We happened to turn our backs to the bread as we were talking and not twenty seconds later one of the women working started yelling (and I do mean yelling), "MOVE!" over and over again. At first, we didn't realize she was screaming at us...people started staring and woman got louder. Completely unnecessary and uncalled for. Plenty of other nice places at Findlay Market to spend your money, don't waste it here.
(1)Jessica S.
When in Findlay Market, the Bean Haus is *the* place to get your caffeine fix; however, it's definitely not my favorite in Cincinnati. The coffee tastes good and is a reasonable price. What confuses me is that when I order an iced coffee, it's only one size and I never ever am able to finish the whole thing. I'd rather pay 50 cents less (hell, even a quarter less!) so I don't have to waste the stuff by pouring it down my sink when I get home. The menu is also confusing. I pride myself on knowing my coffee and traditional coffee concoctions (say that three times fast!) but there are no descriptions of the specialty coffees (iced, blended, or hot) on the menu. I stare at it, give up, and just order a plain iced coffee. Sure, I could ask, but Findlay at 11:30am on the weekends tends to be crazy and the last thing I want to do is piss off a caffeine-deprived hungover Cincinnatian. I won't go out of my way to go to the Bean Haus, but I will get myself a one-sized iced coffee if I'm at Findlay Market.
(3)Sandra F.
Everytime I go to Findlay Market, I like to stop by this place to get some coffee! Good stuff!
(4)Monica W.
This place is a nice little stop on my way through Findlay Market and I must say they have a brilliant location in the market. I usually start out with my coffee and a waffle here then I am off to shop around the market. The Bean Haus is one of the many booths in the market and they are centrally location in the middle of it all. The employees are nice and quick and the prices are pretty good. I usually order wither some sort of mocha or an Americano both are always good. They also have a couple of tables to sit at but they are kind of awkward to sit at since they are right in the middle of everything.
(3)Tony E.
Amazing fresh baked breads! I love these when I'm cooking.
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