Bean Vault Coffee

Lovely staff, delicious coffees, heavenly treats accompanied by great tunes – sometimes you have to linger until the song finishes. The Bean Vault is a Hoboken Oasis. Cheers!

Great spot for coffee right near the Hoboken PATH station. Small store but very lively spot — music always going, and in the warmer weather the music drifts out of their open door and cheers up the block-​radius.
Staff is always friendly and cheerful, and drinks always seem to be prepared with care — plus you don’t get that «assembly line» feel like at a Starbucks or DD.
Definitely worth a visit!

It’s nice to finally have a good coffee place in Hoboken. The coffee is always great and the people working there are cool and very friendly. The only reason I’m not giving them 5 stars is because I feel like they might be outgrowing their location and staff size. The last time I was in their store I ordered a pour-​over that took about 10 minutes to prepare because of all the people they were trying to serve. I think a bigger & better location and larger staff would really do the trick. But other than that, this place is great!

Tiny place a bit tucked away from the Hoboken Terminal, this place is worth hunting down. Cold brew is on point and the lattes are delicious. This is a wonderful in and out place but don’t expect to set up shop here– there is zero seating. But if you’re looking for a caffeine jolt on the go, don’t pass this place up.

Great spot with great coffee and locally baked goods. Only minor problem is that there’s nowhere to sit in the shop itself. Fortunately (and I’m sure the owners built the place with this in mind) there is an abundance of waterfront benches within yards of the shop itself which creates a very desirable place to enjoy your coffee, but it’s still nice to sit in a café on a rainy day. Overall, I highly recommend this coffee shop!

So happy to have quality coffee right off the path. This is my new happy place. It’s nice to have local non chain options. Good vibe. Highly recommend. No seating if you need a work space but awesome in/​out option.

Capuucinos are Latte have this «Feel the Burn» taste lately.
May be baristas needs to be trained more or bean supplier could be changed
Maybe its me .What do I know right?
When you pay $ 4 for a Latte which costs max.$.90 cents you have a right to ask for more.

One line verdict: Stick to the coffee. Avoid the lemonade.
The coffee is phenomenal. Especially love their latte. Always on point, strong and not too diluted.
Tried the lemonade (both lavender and strawberry) a couple of times over the summer and was disappointed. It was way too sugary and syrup-​y. Ladies — please use real lemon and less sugar syrup next summer.
The staff is really nice and welcoming. And the location is great… grab a coffee… hit the waterfront. Perfect.

BEST COFFEE IN HOBOKEN!
Cold Brew is a must!
Staff is so friendly and the vibe is perfect.
Also great music, chill and inviting vibe.
I’ve had their drip coffee too and its great also. I’ll be trying more of the hot options when the colder months come! For now, I’ll stick to the cold brew with Almond Milk. YUMMM

Their cold brew hit the spot :-)

This place is a bright spot in my work day.
They:
feature Toby’s Estate coffee from Brooklyn
make a really good iced latte with almond milk (.50 extra).
have pour over coffee if that’s your thing.
The people who work here are upbeat and very nice. The last time I went there, the music blasting on the stereo was Tears for Fears, «Everybody Wants to Rule the World» and Run-DMC’s «It’s Tricky». What more could I ask for?

Stopped in on a Saturday late morning before hopping on the PATH. I’ll admit I usually hit up the chains on my walk to the PATH mostly due to familiarity and convenience but I thought Bean Vault would be a nice change. And that it was.
Coffee menu is concise but with all the favorites (drip, latte, cappuccino, macchiato, etc.). I opted for a drip coffee ($ 2.25). There’s the usual table of fixings which had a variety of milk and sweeteners as well as some sugar-​free options behind the counter. My coffee was smooth but bold and exactly what I was looking for. The space itself is very tight — not a place to sit and savor, just grab and go — but the service was very friendly and quick.

Beautiful modern-​historic design, exposed brick, great photos, former bank vault. But the best is the awesome strong very smooth (with good milk) latte and service. Top notch

I know I’m a coffee snob and all, but this place really didn’t do it for me.
I went here one rainy day with a couple of friends (maybe the bad weather biased my mood?). Anyway, I ordered a cortado but I could barely taste the espresso. It was very milky and the milk was too hot. I can’t remember if they automatically serve double shots every time like in NY or if they are single shots. I hope it was just a single shot considering I couldn’t taste it.
The place is very, very small so it’s more of a grab your coffee and go kind of place. This didn’t work out well for us as we were waiting for our other friend to get there. I was just so disappointed after seeing all these good reviews.
Overall, I do not recommend this place. Not one bit.

Tucked away on a side street near the Hoboken Path, the tiny Bean Vault is one of my favorite coffee spots in Hoboken. Here’s why:
I enjoy the Toby’s estate coffee that they serve.
I love the small selection of «local» snacks they carry, especially A&I Nutritreats which are made right in Hoboken.
The girls that work there are awesome. Always friendly and give me service with a smile.

Bean Vault is easily my favorite coffee spot in Hoboken and honestly, anywhere I’ve ever been. The people are friendly, the vibe is great… and oh yeah the coffee is ridiculously awesome.
There’s always great tunes playing and the shop is filled with local art of things around Hoboken. In my mind, that’s great because it shows some pride of where the shop is. Everyone who works there is beyond friendly and always has a smile on their face as well.
The latte and cold brew are where it’s at. Despite a lack of sitting space, I’ve taken everyone I know here. Whether it’s a date, friends or family… I’ve converted them all to Bean Vault.
It’s also slightly tucked away on Newark Street which is both good and bad. I wish it was in an area where more people would just walk in, but it might not be the same then. Judging on the owners and employees though, I doubt that would be true because as I mentioned… everyone is really friendly.
In the morning, it’s a quick operation… I’m in and out in 2 minutes no matter what I get.
Long story short, check this spot out. You will thank me later!

My favorite coffee spot in town. Locally owned and cared for. I love stopping here in the mornings on my way to work.
The quality of snack and coffee is top notch. They have some interesting flavors and everything is authentic. They even make their pumpkin flavored items from actual pumpkin purée, not some syrupy crap.
Tips:
— They have every kind of milk you could ever need, coconut, almond, soy, etc.
— They have a coffee club so every 10 cups you get a free one!

Toby’s Estate brewed here.
They’re obviously doing something right here. With a tiny, no seats, café and with one barista they surprisingly dish out «specialty coffee» pretty darn quickly. except of course if you get a pour over in which case you gotta wait. Essential considering their location, right next to the Path train.
My boyfriend is guilty of asking the barista too many questions, he gets like that sometimes. The barista answers them fairly quickly, giving him his coffee with a dash of sass. I like it. I like it. I like it like that.
Prime location to grab a latte or pour over if you’re taking a stroll in Hoboken. I like it by the water. And now you know.

Bean Vault Coffee is among the best coffee I’ve ever had, if not the best.
I’ve visited this gem only twice and found the service to be absolutely outstanding on both occasions. I actually met both of the proprietors separately, both of whom referred to each other as «my buddy.»
On my first visit, I walked in shyly, uncertain of the welcome (or distaste) I’d be met with. Boy, was I in for a treat. Café crawling, as it’s called, has become a new hobby of mine and I’m drawn to capturing the perfect shot to encapsulate my experiences.
The wood floors are a gorgeous two-​toned parquet (I think?). On the ceiling are twin Restoration Hardware light fixtures that I’d ironically seen in store and marveled over. The walls have shelving to hold various sundries: t-​shirts, etc. Of course, a gleaming espresso machine is perched behind the counter, among other brewing apparatuses. There are quite a few displays that encase some of the best accompaniments to a coffee, ever. They have scones, cookies, and the like. All are delicious, fresh, and worth the dough.
The guys at BVC encouraged me to go behind the counter to get my much-​sought-​after winning picture! I was so taken aback! Still timid but with burgeoning giddiness, I declined and said I’d already got it. The gregarious owner gave me some stickers and in true, genuine Hoboken style said, «Have some stickers, stick ‘em places.» Gladly, I took them and put them to use. Our barista was kind, attentive, and handsome. What more could you want? The lattes were ready in an extremely timely fashion and the casual small talk made waiting all the more of a pleasure.
BVC is truly the sole place to go for a damn good caffeine fix. The coffee is spectacular and the atmosphere is very relaxed, no pretense or punches pulled. My lattes were creamy, rich, ultra-​satisfying, all while alluring me to waltz on over and order another.
My second visit was just as pleasant, as I met the other proprietor. He was extremely warm and was patient with the extensive «staging» for my picture. He seem delighted to hear that I’d already found them on all social media platforms and planned to write this review. I urged my mom (my companion for most of my trips) to get a hot coffee this time, as nothing beat the latte I had had previously. She ultimately savored hers but I couldn’t resist finishing it within minutes. We said our goodbyes and exited the little one-​room café. By the end of our transaction, I felt as though we’d become happily well-​acquainted with the guys at Bean Vault.
Did I mentioned we traveled an hour to visit again a week after our first visit? Cause we did.

Omg! How overdue is this review?! I’m such a jerk!
Ever since Modcup abandoned us lowly Hobokeners for The Heights (hating), I was SOL for fresh coffee and was sucked back into the Starbucks black hole of triple grande 3-​pump caramel 3-​pump vanilla no foam-​with whip lattes. Then one day on my walk from the PATH to work, I noticed a sign knocked down and being battered by the wind. This sign pointed me in the direction of a new local coffee shop! I felt the heavens open and heard the angels singing!
Fast forward… I’ve been stopping at Bean Vault just about every weekday for the last couple months and it has made my life. All the coffee/​espresso variations I’ve had have been delicious!
My newest fav is the café au lait/​café con leche! Coffee w steamed skim. It’s so much better for my pockets and my waistline (not that I really care about the latter lol). Everyone who works there is so nice and helpful and after the 3^rd day, they had memorized my order.
They also have a loyally card with Loyal Blocks. You can download the app and get a free drink after your 10^th drink. (Getting my next free drink on Monday!)
Go to here! Support local businesses! :)