Coffee Bean Espresso

I stopped in this little drive thru coffee shop today because I wanted a premium cup of coffee, and in my opinion, the pour over brewing method is the only way. These guys never heard of it.

Damn, 6.75 for a iced coffee. Your almost about 2 bucks well above what the other places are charging. Maybe 5 bucks, or 5.50 but come on man 6.75.

Absolutely love this place, they take care of us so well. Great coffee made to perfection friendly staff! Always amazing. I hate it when I have to go anywhere else.

Stopped by during a rush at 11:00am after my physical therapy appointment. I ordered a large and got my wife a medium drink! I ordered a large for a reason and normally Brent in the afternoons get my order correct! The morning team of the two guys today weren’t making the cut! As I’m normally a loyal customer to establishments that get it right. I won’t frequent this spot in the mornings any longer. I’ll only go in the afternoons since their baristas in the morning besides the females are really incompetent! A serious Buzz kill for me and I’m slightly disappointed. good things always slowly come to an end

Good, strong coffee. I like the iced mocha, not super chocolatey or sugary, good coffee flavor

We have been going here since the late ’90’s — always a great experience!

I will stop here and get all the ladies at the kadlec office a coffee. I tried a caramel macchiatto, i loved it. very friendly service. cheap compared to that other, really famous coffee place. They make them right to your liking.

My normal drink from any coffee shop as a test and regular day is a iced quad light ice americano with Carmel. With coffee bean I only got a triple and it was perfect for me. The Carmel blended well and there was no water in it so ice was perfect amount. I plan to come back and try more of there drinks in the future

This place is awesome! I love how the owner works the window with his employees and makes sure that you are happy with your order. They had several cars in line and I thought it was going to be in line for a long time. But that was not the case. The employees whipped out the coffees and I was out of there within 5 minutes. Thanks for the great service and excellent coffee!

I used to be a coffee bean addict. However, it’s been going downhill in the past few years. The owner is super nice, and his drinks are usually okay. But for the most part, prices creep up, quality creeps down, and staff’s attitude just sucks. I wish they would go back to what they used to be!
Word of warning: DON’T GET THE WHITE COFFEE! Gag. And SO much more expensive. Not worth it.

I love this little coffee stand, Ive had many many drinks from here. It is family owned and operated and they make you feel like part of the family once they memorize your drink. Ive had girls bring my drink out to me while I was still in line behind three other cars! Brock is my favorite, he makes my mocha perfectly every time. And if you dont like your drink they will gladly fix it for you no problems. Very down to earth people, I love them.

Great coffee, awesome flavor in their beans. The espresso shake will change your life on a hot summer afternoon.

In the last year and a half I have tried to change the way I interact with food… i.e.-take in less than I work off. I have done fairly well getting myself into a better, healthier version of myself and have proudly slain many of my former bad habits. I was rockin’ along at a great pace… and then my friend introduced me to the Espresso Shake from the Coffee Bean. Ice-​cream has been my arch enemy since I was old enough to sneak a quick toddler tongue slurp off my Mum’s cone when I was but a wee lass. That was the day I met my nemisis. *dramatic fist shake* Yes, my kryptonite is sweet innocent ice-​cream.
Lord have Mercy these shakes are so good! I just get the regular version without added flavoring. Apparently you can be transported to heaven by adding caramel, white chocolate, or some other flavor combination. I have a healthy fear of taking my new addiction any farther down the already scary road it’s on without needing to add fodder to that flame. Right now I allow myself one shake MAYBE every two weeks because if I imbibe on that sweet dessert drink (do they add crack!!!) any more than that I have a distinct feeling my friends would eventually find me curled up in a ball under the counter spying the baristas secret process so I can make them myself at home.
Since I’m pretty sure none of my friends have enough money on hand to bail me out of jail, I plan to keep my interactions with the Coffee Bean on the up-​and-​up! Truth be told I have not tried any other drinks on their menu but I have it on good authority that they are as good and probably somewhat less lethal to a dieter.
Currently it’s too cold to sit outside whenever I go through the drive-​thru but soon enough this spring/​summer I look forward to chillin’ there with my kryptonite in hand as I watch the entertaining citizens of Richland meander by.

The coffee is excellent, hot, tasty with a few choices.
I was there on a bad day for the owner — mad attitude. He also leases or owns a large space which in my mind could be a coffee house — I left the TC before it or many ‘maybe we will.’ not really gonna do didn’t happen in many places.
The coffee is really good. Being outside is rather nice for 5 months in this weather.

I’ve driven by this establishment for years, and today while walking home, I thought I’d give them a try. Prompt/​friendly service, and they make a decent latte. There is no indoor seating, so don’t expect a cozy place to sip your brew and read the paper, but does that matter? They’re always doing brisk business whenever I drive by, so this place doesn’t suffer from lack of popularity.

It would be easy to zip right past the Coffee Bean, assuming it’s just another crappy espresso stand. Don’t make that mistake. This teeny tiny little hut is home to the best coffee in Richland. I realize that’s not exactly high praise but trust me, I am one picky bitch when it comes to my coffee, and this place is le merde.
Bonus points for the staff walking down the line of waiting cars taking orders. Double bonus points for having my drink memorized and ready when I pull up to the window.