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Beanbank

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Last reviewedMay 28, 2026

About Beanbank

Bean Bank Roasters is a Greek-owned specialty coffee operation based in Zurich, Switzerland, with three café locations at Kemptpark, Bärengasse, and Lagerstrasse. Founded in 2020 as a multi-roaster café concept, the company recently transitioned to in-house roasting, building a vertically integrated setup that includes a roasting lab, showroom, and barista training space.

Beanbank
Beanbank
Beanbank

About

Bean Bank Roasters is a Greek-owned specialty coffee operation based in Zurich, Switzerland, with three café locations across the city — Kemptpark, Bärengasse, and Lagerstrasse. The roastery component is recent: the team describes firing up their own roasting facility as happening only "some months ago," making Bean Bank a relative newcomer to Swiss roasting despite long roots in the café side of the industry.

The company opened its Zurich cafés in 2020, initially operating as a multi-roaster concept — meaning they curated and served coffees from other specialty producers before committing to roasting their own. The decision to go in-house followed what the founders describe as roughly two decades of personal experience in coffee. Their stated philosophy is blunt: "better coffee and less Marketing."

The new roastery is built around what Bean Bank calls "top-of-the-line" equipment and includes a dedicated roasting lab, a showroom, and space for barista training. No specific details on green coffee sourcing regions or roast profiles are publicly available from primary sources. The setup suggests a vertically integrated ambition — roasting, retail, and education under one umbrella — though the roastery is early enough that a defined house style has yet to be documented in the specialty press.

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Coffee & Beans Review

Coverage of Bean Bank in the specialty press remains limited. The Coffeevine has reviewed the café, describing it as "a Greek-owned multi-roaster café concept with two locations" in Zurich — a capsule that captures the brand before its recent expansion to a third site and its transition into in-house roasting. TripAdvisor lists the café with a small number of reviews, consistent with an operation that is still building its public profile. No competition results, wholesale partnerships, or subscription programs are referenced in available sources.

Visitors to any of Bean Bank's three Zurich addresses — Kemptpark, Bärengasse, and Lagerstrasse — can expect a café environment anchored in specialty espresso. The website leans toward accessibility, addressing both "seasoned coffee nerds" and newcomers to filter and espresso. An online shop at beanbank.ch offers their roasted coffees for retail purchase, and the roastery space doubles as a showroom and barista training venue, suggesting the brand is positioning itself for wholesale and education alongside direct-to-consumer sales.

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