Allann Bros Beanery Café
1852 Fescue St, Albany, OR, 97322
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Address :
1852 Fescue St
Albany, OR, 97322 - Phone (541) 812-2500
- Website https://www.allannbroscoffee.com/#!i-5-beanery/c1fpu
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 7:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : Free
Good for Working : Yes
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Jessica H.
Drinks are on par. Nothing terribly exciting. Great outdoor area, too bad all you can hear is I-5. Kills any nice ambience. Wish the beanery would open up a café somewhere in town that makes more sense.
(3)Shane S.
Very tempting food choices...convenient location in an industrial park off I-5, near the Phoenix Inn.
(4)Clay H.
It's not a cool coffee shop to be seen in, so there aren't any hipsters, but the food and drink are top notch. I like to go there for the quiche lorraine(cue up B-52's song) and a cup of tea, but other folks I have gone there with love their coffee. The main problem is that I can't pass up certain pastries when I am there and I succumb to purchasing and eating such pastries. Not fair at all. All kidding aside, they are friendly and while they do make some service mistakes from time to time, they take responsibility and fix it.
(4)Mike T.
The staff was very freindly, a bit disappointed in the number of dirty tables at a slow time of the day 3pm), the food was pretty good, will go again
(3)Sam C.
I was recently in Albany on business for about two weeks, and had the opportunity to try out a number of restaurants and cafes in the area. I first happened into the Beanery Cafe as it was open during the week until 8:00 p.m., and offered free wireless internet. However, after trying out more of the eateries in Albany, which generally tended to serve processed, fried, greasy, or otherwise unhealthy foods, I began to realize that the Beanery offered some of the best food choices in the area. By the end of my visit, I was enjoying about two meals a day at the cafe. The menu offers a wide selection of pastries including many types of scones (always fresh - try the ginger), coffee cakes, biscotti (the orange is great), and pies (the strawberry rhubarb is great); sandwiches; two daily soups; various vegetable, fruit, and pasta salads; about a half dozen quiches (the Lorraine is rich and delicious); various other breakfast and lunch burritos; and at lunch offers a salad bar (which I did not have the opportunity to try). All of the food at the Beanery seems to be reliably good and fresh, and there are generally a number of specials offered. The coffee at the Beanery is great too. It is all fair trade, and the baristas are friendly and skilled. There generally seems to be easy parking (the Cafe entrance is on the backside of the coffee packing building), and there are generally free tables. I highly recommend the Beanery, whether you're a local, or just visiting - it has great food, coffee, and friendly service.
(5)Christina R.
We stop here every time when we are on our way from Eugene to Portland. You can buy coffee drinks, pastries, sandwiches, Allen Bros coffee mugs, and coffee grounds.The service is friendly, coffee is good, and the pastries are tasty. We will have to try a sandwich next time.
(5)Rosemary L.
Agree with previous review good selection of drinks and snacks, but nothing terribly exciting. Can pick up a wide selection of coffee beans though!
(3)Christine K.
Great stop on I 5 and in Albany. Good food to grab, coffee and bathroom to use. Easy place to hang out for a bit too.
(4)Jonathan C.
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(2)Tim B.
It ain't cheap but offers a ton. The Beanery is a hidden cafe in an industrial park behind the Home Depot. Allman Bros. Coffee corporate offices are in this building and I suspect they own the cafe. There's a good size food selection, most of it is organic and such. They have good breakfast burritos and nice pastries. There's also cafe sandwiches. All in all, if you want coffee and food this is a better bet than most other "coffee shops," though the Beanery really isn't. In all honesty, the Beanery is more of a cafe. The tables and chairs are mostly booths. There isn't any table service. The glass windows that line two walls give the place a cold feeling. Wi-Fi is provided for free (they've never kicked me out for hours of use). The serious downside is that it's pricey. A cup of coffee is $2 and you pay for refills. The aforementioned breakfast burritos are in excess of $5. The Beanery is my go-to place in Albany/Lebanon for Wi-Fi/working/breakfast. I wish it was a little cozier but otherwise it's pretty decent. The food offered is head and shoulders above what I find in Lebanon. If you want a cup of coffee or want a lunch priced between McDonalds and Elmers this is good spot to hit. If you have a business meeting of some sort it's also pretty decent for that, there's usually a good assortment of business types in here and though the space is loud, it's never unprofessional feeling. If you're mobile the Beanery is as good a spot to hit as any.
(4)Stephanie K.
So bummed I can't give a good review This used to be our favorite Wednesday lunch spot but they evidentially don't want to serve food anymore. We came in to the choice of a ham sandwich or a vegi panini. These items were all that was in the case. It was 12:06 in the afternoon on a Wednesday. The poor barista tried to say they had a large breakfast crowd but when I said that shouldn't have anything to do with lunch she admitted she had just got there and the cases were empty upon arrival. As we talked with the 10s of people who came in after this seems to be the new norm. I don't get it. If you no longer want to sell food just close it up, why risk the reputation of the coffee side of the business with poor service on the food side?
(1)Anna J.
This place is on our way from Eugene going north. We stop here frequently. Sometimes we are in a hurry and other times it doesn't matter. Today there were 4 counter people and many customers at tables. We like to order quiche, a sweet and coffee. Unlike other days, today's service and food was terrific. Days like this make me want to come back. So I'll be back to have an eggnog coffee and a lemon pastry.
(4)Jenna C.
This used to be my stop but the quality of the various foods and pastries has gone down hill. I really enjoy the gals that work here and I have a feeling the slip is coming from up above. They also charge for wi-fi now which is a little hard to swallow along with a crappy pastry.
(2)Hannah B.
So I love the beanery, what I don't like is how long this place takes! We stop on our way to portland so we are on a right time frame, and more then once we've nearly had to walk out and leave our drinks because it was taking so long to make them!! The drinks are usually ok, and the food is fine but it shouldn't take 25 min to get two drinks.
(2)Bachtuyet L.
I really like their eggnog lattes here and they have a variety of foods to choose from. However, their soy lattes are not delicious. At all. Their regular lattes are unimpressive as well. I had a vegetarian wrap at one point and it was fine. Regardless, I come here with my study partner and camp out for a few hours to get our study on. There are more tables here than the nearby Starbucks so it's more "study friendly". The quality of the coffee and food are okay, but I come for the convenience to study, eat, and get caffeinated
(3)Shauna F.
The young woman that helped me was very nice and made a few suggestions since this was my first time here. I went with 1/2 panini and a cup of soup. I don't remember if it was chicken or turkey but it had tomato, motz, and pesto on it which was good with chicken tortilla soup that was realy great. If I lived near here I would go often and I will stop by next time I'm near.
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