Do you offer delivery as well?
Yes. Free delivery is available on orders over €45, or if your order is under €45, there is a €6 delivery charge (= VAT). You can choose click and collect at checkout to avoid delivery charges entirely.
Can I pay when I collect?
No, you have to pay when you place your order. All click and collect orders are paid online at checkout. This lets us have your coffee roasted and ready before you arrive.
What are your collection hours?
Monday to Thursday, 9:30am–4:30pm, and Friday 9:30am–4:00pm. We're closed at weekends.
Where do I collect my order?
You can collect from our roastery on Greenbean House, Coes Road, Dundalk, Co. Louth, A91 XR97 — behind John Laverty Motor Factors. There's plenty of oarking and we even have a little cafe where you can get a cup of coffee between 10:00am and 2:30pm.
Is there a minimum order for click and collect?
No. There is no minimum order. You can order as much or as little as you like, there's no minimum spend and no collection fee.
Is Click and Collect available during annual summer holidays?
We usually take our annual holidays in early July. During these 2 weeks, we operate on a skeleton staff and click and collect may not be available every day. Check before ordering click and collect in July.
How long does click and collect take?
If you order before 11am Monday to Friday, we'll usually have your order ready that same day. Orders after 11am should be ready the next day. We'll email you as soon as your coffee is bagged and ready.
Who blends the coffee at Dreambeans?
Pat Grant, Managing Director and Master Roaster at Greenbean Coffee Roasters, blends the coffee. He has 35 years of experience and is the only Irish coffee blender to receive a Golden Fork nomination.
What is the oldest known coffee blend?
Mocha Java, a pairing of Mocha beans from Yemen and Java beans from Indonesia, is considered one of the first internationally traded coffee blends and remained popular for centuries.
Why do people think single origin coffee is better?
Single origin coffee has been heavily promoted over the past 10–15 years for its traceability and exclusivity. That marketing focus has created a perception of superior quality, even though scarcity, not necessarily taste, is often the main driver of its price.