"Awesome atmosphere. Very pleasant neighborhood coffee house/ and the gentleman that helped me was very nice as well. A tasty Americana on a cold day was just what I needed. Thanks!"

"Wow! I have never seen coffee set on fire! Actually, it was the cap with hazelnuts on top that was set on fire and it's sweet smokiness imbued itself into coffee. This is perfection and innovation in a cup. I also had a piece of a crossaint with gouda. It melted in my mouth. It was beyond. Always always support local businesses, because they are gems of the cities/towns."

"Tried this place as it has straight up 5 star reviews on Yelp. Street parking was no problem. Walked in and was greeted by the gentleman behind the counter. There were two small groups of people noisily chatting away, the entire place was giving friendly vibes. The person behind the counter asked if it was my first time there, if I prefer hot drinks (yes), and that anything they have listed on their iced menu can be done just as well hot. He then asked what my regular drink was. I shared it was a cappuccino, and I do try some syrups, but don’t like things that are too sweet. He then suggested a smoked chestnut cappuccino- I was in. I also ordered their “vegan” hummus sandwich, and one of the incredible looking prepackaged cinnamon rolls for later. The cappuccino was large. He had a metal lid on it that was set on fire. After a little he quickly put the lid on so the smoke was trapped in the cup. It was an interesting flavor, not sweet, I did enjoy it. The vegan was a very fancy open faced affair served with chips. It was a very good light meal. The gentleman who made the sandwich - the same guy who made the cappuccino - asked me by name how everything was. I can’t remember my own name most days so the attention to detail was seriously impressive. After noting all the attention to detail I started looking up the owners info. Wasn’t on their Instagram (which I did follow) but was buried somewhere on their website. The gentleman is Aaron, a trained chef who worked around the U.S. and France. Samantha is an established mixologist. No wonder their food and drinks are outstanding in flavor and presentation. Whenever I’m in the area I’ll definitely be back. Check them out!"

"Bean Head Coffee was by far the best coffee shop I visited on my trip to Wilmington, and possibly one of my favorite coffee shops in the entire US. The chocolate chili latte I ordered was delicious and perfectly balanced. It wasn't too sweet or too spicy. The coffee shop itself is a vibe. The music was on point, the art work is amazing, and Aaron the owner is super friendly. I would highly recommend Bean Head for anyone looking for great coffee!"

"Bean Head is a cozy coffee shop on the top edge of Wilmington’s business district, quietly located away from the busy streets in Trinity Vicinity. My traditional drip coffee was served hot & fresh. A friend chose an iced coffee which was a treat to behold being prepared. The toasted croissant I got to-go was incredibly fresh and delicious too! This unique shop is open 7 days a week - a rarity in this vicinity. Although space is limited with just a few tables, there’s plenty of stools including a shelf counter running along a picturesque window providing a great view of the homes along the bricked road. Smaller, independent coffee shops like this deserve to be supported and promoted. You’ll be glad you put Bean Head on your list!"