The Bean, co-owned by Marco resident Tristan Ashby with his wife and mother, sells cold brew coffee, cold brew lattes, lotus plant-based energy drinks and donuts.
“Everything we have is locally roasted, all single origin and organic when our roaster can get organic in,” Tristan says.
Ashby moved to Marco from Canton, Ohio in 2009 and said his family had always wanted to start a business. “The coffee and donuts just kind of happened,” he says.
Ashby says The Bean is exclusive to the Marco Farmers’ Market, but they’ll occasionally do pop-up stands at local events and offer catering. “It’s awesome being able to serve the people that we grew up with,” Ashby says. They also recently opened a food truck at the Hitching Post Plaza across from Donna Fiala Park.
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