The Lost Bean Organic Coffee & Tea

The Lost Bean is one of those coffee shops that instantly feels like a neighborhood favorite. As soon as you walk in, you get the mix of warm vibes, great music, and the smell of fresh coffee beans being brewed right. The baristas are friendly, patient, and know what they’re doing — they don’t rush you, and they actually make sure your drink comes out the way you like it. Their coffee is smooth and full of flavor without being bitter. The lattes are excellent, and if you like something iced, their cold brew is strong but super clean. They also have great non-coffee options, including teas and pastries that taste fresh, not store-bought. One thing I really appreciate is that The Lost Bean focuses on quality and organic ingredients. You can taste the difference. The shop is always clean, n

A solid, roomy, minimalistic productivity spot with free working wifi. We visited the location on Monday at 4 PM and there was plenty of seating left. The cafe has two spacious floors with tables spread out. There are bathrooms located upstairs and downstairs. They have 3 study rooms available on a first come, first serve basis. There are charging ports available. We ordered the seasonal pumpkin chai latte ($6). It was alright but could’ve used more flavor to stand out. For food, we had the classic burrito ($13) and bacon burrito ($14). Both were decent, but a bit pricey for what you get. Parking is mostly street parking. We parked at a garage for free, a 10 minute walk away from the cafe.

I've been here 3x now and the coffee is always so good, its not bitter and the flavors are balanced. I usually get a hazelnut latte. They have nondairy options for their milk choices. The staff is friendly and I like how much space the place has overall with some cozy corners to tuck into as well. Anytime I'm in this area, this is the coffee spot I'll come back to.

I was excited to go to Lost Bean..the space has potential..lots of space. It's nice there are rooms for privacy if you wanted to meet someone for a meeting. The coffee was good. There was only one barista I felt bad for her making all the drinks and taking orders. There was a loft so definitely plenty of seating. It just didn't feel very cozy. But I suppose if you needed a place to camp out and work you could definitely do it here. The only problem is there is no parking. Only street parking in neighborhoods or 30 min parking out front.

This coffee shop was incredible! The space is expansive, clean, and has a unique warehouse-style vibe. They even have private rooms for studying or meetings, available on a first-come, first-served basis. I tried the La Paz latte and a bacon cheddar quiche—both were absolutely delicious! The customer service was warm and friendly, making the experience even better. I highly recommend this spot and will definitely return whenever I’m in the area!