Bitty & Beau’s Coffee — Restaurant in Washington

Looking for a delicious cup of coffee and a chance to support a great cause? Look no further than Bitty & Beau's Coffee in Georgetown! This coffee shop is special because it employs and empowers individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).

The Atmosphere: The atmosphere at Bitty & Beau's is warm and welcoming. The staff is friendly and enthusiastic about providing excellent service. You can tell they take pride in their work and the mission of the company.

The Coffee:

But don't let the good cause overshadow the coffee itself! Bitty & Beau's roasts its own beans, ensuring a fresh and flavorful cup. They offer a variety of coffee drinks, as well as teas, pastries, and other treats.

The Impact: By choosing Bitty & Beau's, you're not just getting a great cup of coffee, you're also supporting an organization that is making a difference in the lives of people with IDD. They are breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for inclusion.

Overall: Bitty & Beau's Coffee is a great place to grab a coffee, relax, and support a worthy cause. I highly recommend...

☕️ Fantastic $4.5 cold brew and the BEST SERVICE I’ve received at a coffee shop all year. Indoor & outdoor seating, GREAT swag (mugs, stickers, pins, hats), and reasonable prices. This chain employs 400+ people with disabilities and it’s not because it’s the “right” thing to do but because these folks are good at their jobs! You’ll be welcomed the moment you step inside of this “radically inclusive” space. ✅ ♿️ accessible entry (heavy door) and outdoor seating.

Shop founders Amy & Ben Wright are the “proud parents of four children — Lillie, Emma Grace, Beau and Bitty. Lillie was born with autism, and Bitty & Beau were born with Down syndrome.

After learning over 80% of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are unemployed nationwide, the Wrights decided to create a place where people with disabilities are valued & given opportunity for meaningful work. The model? A coffee shop, with an unforgettable staff that changes the way people see...

Came here because of the fantastic reviews, and while I don't usually review a spot unless it's 5 stars, I was just really disappointed by my experience here. I asked the cashier about ordering an espresso and just got a blank look, like I was crazy to ask if they have espresso when it's not actually on their menu (but they serve lattes, etc.). Then he tried to hand me a pamphlet about what they do at the cafe, and it was just a very weird & borderline rude experience. Aaaaand then the espresso was watery and burnt-tasting, though my bf's dirty chai was much better. I'm not sure I'd ever come back here, but if I did, I'd go for a latte or other milk-heavy beverage. Their mission seems respectable, though, so I wish I'd had a better...