Green Beans Coffee

The line is usually kind of long but not too slow. The person who takes your order/ gets you your good is always really nice. We've tried 3 different drinks from this location: white chocolate mocha, a regular mocha, and the Chai tea latte. The white mocha is always good. The mocha, which we only got one, was very espresso forward but then mellowed into tasting like an actual mocha. The Chai tea latte has been hit or miss. The first time we got it, it was really good. The second time it tasted like espresso and milk. It was really disappointing. For breakfasts we have tried the sausage egg and cheese burrito and bagel. Both have been very good every time. I have attempted to get the Croissant breakage sandwich and they never have it. Either it sells out immediately or they never have it. I ordered the blueberry Muffin for the first time today and it was really good with lots of Blueberries. Over all, it's pretty solid except for the occasional Chai tea latte disaster and lack of croissants.

Went there today, waited for 20 minutes only to be disappointed. Ordered a latte, the espresso machine was down. Fine, I can deal. But then when I ordered a burrito without cheese, to be told they only had prepared ones with cheese. I've been here many times and gotten made to order each time. I'm highly disappointed in the lack of effort, especially after the long wait.

Coffee is decent. I'd get coffee here more often on my way to work if I knew there wasn't gonna be a 15 minute wait every time.

Love this place! I was looking for a new coffee place to try, and stumbled upon this gem. They are inexpensive, and delicious!! And the best part; you support a small buisness!

Delicious blended coffee, pretty standard sizes for the price, possibly a bit larger, strawberry smoothie was great as well

I love their food. I love their coffee so much I even use the same beans at home. I would go broke buying their coffee if I didn’t have the job I have. Lol

Friendly staff. Great tasting coffee. Cute deck seating

My husband and I were excited to try their coffee for the first time… not to impressed since it tasted super watered down, not worth it for the price of the coffee. Plus asking the customer if they’d like to add a tip is very uncomfortable and makes one feel obligated to do so. I’ll stick to my other coffee joint.

This place does not care about the food they give to you. I ordered a bagel with sausage and they gave me a overcooked burnt sandwich with the foil burnt into the cheese. I went back there for a refund and they didn't even apologize at all. They kept asking if I want another sandwich when I just wanted my money back. When I showed them the sandwich they just said that the it must have been in the oven too long. So knowing that, they still gave it out without checking it. How unprofessional! The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because the coffee is quite good. I will not order food from there again.

The coffee is fine. The real complaint is that every time I drive through, I am asked “would you like to add a tip today.” They started doing this a few months ago. Well, that’s a pretty uncomfortable situation to be put in for someone who (used to) get coffee there everyday. Of course When someone asks so bluntly, I’m going to feel obligated to add a tip. But given the fact that the coffee is already 7 dollars give or take, and I would ideally go everyday, constantly adding a tip becomes a hefty monthly expense. This isn’t a customary practice. Never have I been asked if i’d like to add a tip at a starbucks or dutch bros, for example.

On one occassion, I said “no thankyou” as I couldn’t really afford to spend more than the cost of the drink. There was for sure a noticeable look of agitation on the workers face. Their demeanor changed and they unemotionally handed me the coffee after a chipper and jubilant greeting.

Please, please, stop asking people if they want to add a tip as you are handling their card! It’s awkward and most people will say “yes” to avoid being rude, however many people can’t afford to consistently turn a 5 dollar drink into something more expensive!