Bold Bean Coffee Roasters

This Stay Safe Jax page is not a second Bold Bean cafe. The Retail listing named Bold Bean Coffee Roasters currently points at the same Riverside coffeehouse already reviewed on the Bold Bean Coffee Roasters - Riverside page. Residents looking for hours, wheelchair notes, Google and Yelp snapshots, or the 869 Stockton Street room should use that cafe listing. Stay Safe Jax does not attach a second Google card for 869 Stockton Street here. Jay Burnett started Bold Bean as a wholesale roasting business in 2007. The Florida Times-Union reported the family later opened the first cafe on Stockton Street in December 2011. Daily Coffee News wrote in 2016 that the company added a Jacksonville Beach shop and a San Marco cafe. The Times-Union and First Coast News reported in 2021 that San Marco closed when the lease expired. Riverside and Jacksonville Beach stayed open. Those are cafe facts that already live on the Riverside page. This slug does not republish that cafe as a second store. In June 2026 the Jacksonville Business Journal reported that Bold Bean would move headquarters and roasting to the historic Duval Laundry building at 1905 Walnut Street in Springfield and might add a retail element there. Hoodline carried the same announcement. That is a production-and-office move. It is not a verified second public cafe that Stay Safe Jax can score today. Stay Safe Jax did not invent a Springfield store card or borrow the Stockton Street rating for a place that is not yet a separate public listing. Public ratings on this page are stored snapshots, not live scores. Because this catalog row is a duplicate of the Riverside cafe, Stay Safe Jax leaves the headline at 0 from 0 reviews. Those zeros mean this page does not carry a second consumer score. They are not a claim that residents rated Bold Bean zero stars. The reviewed cafe page is the one with the Google 4.6 and Yelp 4.5 snapshots. Stay Safe Jax leaves warning flags at 0. There is no current sourced lawsuit, license action, or safety case against the brand in the facts used here. The useful public record is simple: Jacksonville has a well-documented Riverside cafe, a Beach shop, a closed San Marco room, and a 2026 roasting move into Springfield. Use the Riverside cafe listing for the Stockton Street shop. Do not treat this Retail slug as a different address.