Little Beans Cafe

Great place to drink coffee, eat snacks, and watch your kids or grandkids having fun with all the hands on activities. There was a premium demand for tables an chairs in the play area. Good for groups and birthday parties for kids too, as there is a private room too. The children were having a blast, mainly toddlers.

Great for younger kids. There are lots of cars to ride on, mini buildings to play in, a few small slides, a separate section for infants under one year old, a room with projected images on the floor, and about 5 tables and a couch for parents to sit. There is coffee and food for adults and kids for purchase.

Cute, tiny little spot to bring your kids for a playdate and have really yummy coffee and sandwiches. However, I was confused why a place that is for parents and kids was so small. Granted there is a larger play area. But to get there, especially if you are a parent using a wheelchair, it will be difficult to get around the shoes and kids and chairs and go to the play area (due to lack of space). Bring some backup help. :)))

Great place for kids -- so much room to run around, lots of toys so the kids have a lot to do, and cute houses with fun obstacle courses. My only complaint is that the parents HOVER over their children to the point that it interferes with the kids' ability to play and access some of the houses. It's over the top but nothing anything the facility can do about it. Plenty to do here to fill your time for 2+ hours.

We have been going to this place for years, always just the right speed. Great option for the littler one, younger than 7, to run around and blow off some steam., especially on a cold day. You can sit back as you like and enjoy a cup of coffee and a snack. Couches and tables are available to sit at in and just outside of the play area. There is a reasonable amount of parking in the neighborhood if the parking lot is full.

Love love love this place! My daughter loves the park but she’s only 18 months so I have to help her get on everything and it wears me out! But here everything is toddler appropriate! She gets to be free and give me a little time to handle my business while I sit aside on my computer. Food is good, customer service is good! We visit once a week & i’M thinking about getting a membership.

Such a cute place for toddlers! We took our almost-3 year old granddaughter (her second visit, my first) on Sunday morning. It wasn't very crowded, so Ellie had her pick of places to play! There are climbing things--varying from regular wooden slides to a firetruck and a "burning" house. Many make-believe structures and rooms to play. It wasn't really as big as I'd expected, after seeing photos of Ellie's first visit, but it's plenty big to allow children to run and explore! There is also a snack bar with foods and drinks for after playtime. Though I was there as a guest of my family, I believe there is an $8 charge per child (infants are free, since they stay with parent and don't play) and adults are free. Nice! Highly recommend!

My almost three year old son always has fun here. We’ve only been a few times because play spaces are pricey if you go all the time but the prices here are the same as other open play spaces. If you want to come here frequently definitely get the monthly pass or the multipass to save some money. They also have a small outdoor play space and ice cream shop but it’s not always open. The inside cafe is a cute idea and makes this place stand out from others. I can see how this space would be underwhelming for a child older than 4 but the floor video game in the back is where I see the older kids go. I do wish the “crawler” space had a transparent wall so it didn’t feel so closed in. The only thing that really bothers me about this place is how parents use it as a home office instead of supervising their kids. I wouldn’t mind seeing a policy here that states your child should be in your line of sight. Over all, this is a big space you could spend your entire day in