47 Linden Street, Eastwood (555) 240-7732
Open Today: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Maple & Bean
Our Origin

It started over a borrowed espresso machine.

In 2014, we, Lina Castellanos and Theo Park, were two friends with day jobs and a shared obsession with the perfect cappuccino. Theo had spent a summer apprenticing at a roastery in Seattle. Lina baked pastries that disappeared within an hour of leaving her oven.

When the corner storefront on Linden Street came up for lease, we pooled six months of savings, borrowed an old La Marzocco from a friend, and opened with a six-stool counter and a hand-painted sign. We didn’t plan on this becoming a career. The neighborhood had other ideas.

Twelve years later, we still pour every shot ourselves on weekend mornings, still know our regulars by their orders, and still believe the best part of the day is the first warm cup.

Come Say Hello
What We Stand For

Three small commitments, kept daily

We try not to take ourselves too seriously, but there are a few things we’re quietly stubborn about.

People over numbers

We’d rather you stay for two hours and a single cup than rush through three. The third place mindset shapes every choice we make.

Honest sourcing

Direct trade with farms in Honduras and Ethiopia, full price transparency, and we publish our roast log monthly on Instagram.

Fewer, better things

A short menu, made well. We’d rather have eight pastries you’ll remember than thirty that all taste the same.

Our Journey

A decade on Linden Street

The milestones we still raise a cup to.

The first cup

Lina and Theo open a six-stool counter on Linden Street with a borrowed espresso machine and forty-eight pastries.

2014
2017

The expansion

We knock down a wall, add the upstairs loft, and start hosting open mic nights every second Thursday.

The roastery

A small drum roaster moves into the back kitchen. From now on, every bean we serve is roasted on site.

2019
2022

Direct trade

We sign our first direct-trade agreements with two farms in Honduras and one cooperative in Ethiopia. Full traceability.

Award winners

The Eastwood Coffee Fest jury awards our Honduran single-origin Best Light Roast. We celebrate with brioche.

2024
The Team

The folks behind your morning cup

A small crew of bakers, baristas, and curious caffeine nerds.

Co-founder · Baker

Lina Castellanos

Pastry chef, croissant evangelist, and the reason we open at 7 AM.

Co-founder · Roaster

Theo Park

Buys the green beans, runs the roaster, never misses a tasting.

Head Barista

Maya Okafor

Latte art champion. Will tell you about your bean’s farm of origin if you ask.

Lead Baker

Ben Ashford

Sourdough whisperer. Starts the dough at 4 AM, never grumpy about it.

Drop by and say hi.

The kettle is always on. We’d love to share a cup and the story behind today’s roast.