Working at Bean's Bistro are Mary Beth Dennis (L), Paul Dennis, Barbara Peddie, Andrew Brown, manager Saoirse Cameron, Molly MacLennan and Olivia Hinchburger. Absent are Sydney Quinn and owner Rob Millar



A great place to enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch



Relax with friends over a cup of coffee in the lounge, complete with an inviting fireplace



Manager Saoirse Cameron (R) welcomes guests at the open house of Bean's Bistro

News

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If you're looking for a perfectly-brewed cup of coffee, check out Bean's Bistro in downtown Kincardine.

Located in the former Books and Beans, the establishment offers the same high-quality food, with even more of what people want - locally-grown, locally-produced fresh products and fair-trade coffee from fresh coffee beans.

Manager Saoirse Cameron is joined by a staff of eight: Rob Millar (owner), Andrew Brown, Olivia Hinchburger, Molly MacLennan, Sydney Quinn, Mary Beth Dennis, Paul Dennis and Barbara Peddie.

"We're offering a wonderful breakfast and lunch menu," says Cameron. "We have freshly-baked bread, scones, buns and squares, and homemade cakes. We offer organic and fair-trade coffee and tea, organic loose-leaf tea, organic dairy products, and single-brew coffee."

The coffee shop also features baked goods from Let's Get Baked in Guelph. Fresh coffee beans are available for sale and for a single brew. Choose which beans you want, and the staff will grind them up and make you a freshly-brewed cup of coffee while you wait.

Bean's Bistro continues to offer the Herbal Magic menu, and is still an Internet cafe, with two cubicles available. It also has free Wi-Fi.

New Hours

Mon.-Fri. - 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Sat. - 8 a.m. until after the Pipe Band Parade
Sun. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m

Fresh beans are available for sale



A cosy nook to enjoy a meal or work on your laptop computer

So, check out the local coffee shop at 728 Queen St. For more information, log on to  www.beansbistro.com

Did you know? Coffee is the second-most-traded commodity next to oil?

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Thursday, August 11, 2011