Accessible Restaurant & Cafe In MitchellBean Culture Coffee Roasters

Bean Culture Cafe is an accessible venue tucked away down Vicars Street in Mitchell. The Bean Culture team has been roasting coffee beans out the back for years but have now taken over the street frontage as well.

The cafe offers step free entrance to double doors via paved pathway approach. Inside there is ample room to move around & access to the counter. There is fixed banquette seating one side with table chairs the other & a row of coffee trees slowly growing under a series of LED lights in a hydroponic system. The cafe serves coffee of course & Italian-inspired paninis & fresh, healthy lunches. The space also has plenty of charging ports to encourage people to stick around & get some work done in the cafe.

Accessible toilets can be found just under 1km away at Heffernan Street & regular parking can be found onsite.

There is also a coffee school at Bean Culture which runs six days a week teaching a range of courses designed to suit aspiring baristas, people in the industry looking to upskill, or caffeine addicts looking to improve their domestic setup. They’ve also set up a small coffee roaster to offer workshops for people to roast small batches of coffee. This sits in their designated research & development room where the team is also experimenting with biodegradable coffee pods & triple-filtered wholesale cold brew.

Bean Culture is also involved in an education program at the nearby juvenile detention facility, with head roaster Michael teaching weekly barista courses. He says it’s a great opportunity to make a positive and meaningful impact.