#SLEEPY BEE CAFE FULL#

You’ll need time to take it all in and to appreciate every single pun and play on bees and bee culture. Breakfast With Nick ordered a cappuccino while I tried the espresso.

#SLEEPY BEE CAFE FULL#

They offer the full line-up of espresso drinks. Maps on the wall will tell you where the Sleepy Bee sources many of their ingredients.Ī small coffee counter to one side includes some seating. With the open layout, you can see into the kitchen, where servers were running to and fro.Īnd if you’re occasioned to wait, take the opportunity to check out the bee-themed artwork on the walls. There’s a little space to wait up front, but near the center of the restaurant is a handy waiting area. We placed our name with the hostess, who said she would text us when the table was ready. The cafe is beautiful: big front windows, brick walls, polished wooden floors, bee-themed artwork on the walls. We were fortunate to only wait about ten minutes, but the line was steady. On our arrival, the cafe was buzzing with activity (see what I did there?). As the name implies, there’s an apiary theme to the restaurant, and boy, do they run with it. The kind folks from Cincinnati USA suggested the Sleepy Bee Cafe in Oakley, right off the highway, for breakfast on the way in.

(Again, you’ll read more about that soon.) It started with a trip to see Art of the Brick at the Cincinnati Museum Terminal (it’s incredible – stay tuned for a blog post about the trip), then snowballed from “Well, we should find a breakfast spot” to “We found a cheap hotel on Hotwire” and suddenly it became a weekend trip. ( map it!)Ī couple weekends ago we snuck down to Cincinnati to do some exploring. Sleepy Bee Cafe ( Facebook / T: / IG: Madison Rd.

Sleepy bee cafe