Beans & Leaves — Restaurant in Abbotsford

Nestled in the heart of Abbotsford, BC, Beans & Leaves is more than just a coffee shop—it’s a haven for those seeking comfort, connection, and a perfectly brewed cup of coffee or tea.

From the moment you step inside, the shop's cozy design envelops you like a warm hug. Soft lighting, earthy tones, and thoughtful decor create an inviting atmosphere that feels like a second home. Whether you’re meeting up with friends, enjoying a quiet moment alone, or diving into a good book, this is the kind of place where time seems to slow down.

What truly sets Beans & Leaves apart is its people. The staff's warmth and kindness leave a lasting impression. During my visit, they went out of their way to ensure everyone felt welcome, offering helpful recommendations with a genuine smile. It’s the kind of hospitality that turns a simple coffee run into a memorable experience.

Beans & Leaves attracts a diverse crowd, making it a perfect spot for social groups and enthusiasts of coffee and tea alike. Whether you’re passionate about discovering unique brews or just looking for a great conversation, there’s something here for everyone.

If you find yourself in Abbotsford, I wholeheartedly recommend stopping by. At Beans & Leaves, you’re not just grabbing a drink—you’re becoming part of a community, one...

I had a strange experience today! Coming into the cafe after a two-hour walk, I tell the man at the cash that I'll be ordering something, but I ask to have a cup of tap water and to use their washroom before. My partner and I had worked up a thirst from walking through the forest on a sunny day.

He says... "No, sorry, this is a small local business, I cannot just give you water."

I was going to order a macchiato and my partner was going to order a nice peach drink, but not until after I emptied my bowels (TMI?). He didn't understand.

Next time someone asks for a glass of water on a SUNNY DAY, give it to them. It's water.

I hope the owner reads this and realizes that giving "free" water will, in fact, do good things for the business-...

We came in with a group of seven, two were in wheelchairs. We were not made to feel welcome at all. In fact before we even sat down we were asked how long we were going to stay. I asked if there was a problem and was told that they always ask. I have personally never been asked how long I was going to stay in any store, restaurant, public establishment of any type. We were a quiet well-behaved group and were definitely not taking up prime real estate as there were very few people in the cafe and plenty of empty tables and space to go around. The reason I gave a second star is because the door was kindly held open for us as...