The Village Bean

Just stopped passing through for some much needed coffee with my hubby. Great, fast service, a menu that makes me wish I lived here so I could try them all, and excellent coffee! I highly recommend the sea turtle!

Very, very sweet lady in the window that greeted us.
When asked about a robust drip no hesitTion. Yes we do.
Order quick and as indicated— perfect.
After several hours we were heading south and decided to stop again.
Same delightful lady“hi welcome back”.
Told her we would like the same as this morning. «Two robust, one with cream?»
Pretty neat in a very touristy area.

Love the village bean! It’s always a scheduled stop when we are in the area. Our hands down favorite is the blended Snickers. Lots of yummy caramel. And don’t forget a giant ginger cookie!

The best coffee stand I have been too! They have so many amazing flavors! The staff the two times I went were super sweet and accommodating to our needs! We have gotten coffee and smoothies and both were well worth the money! Will be making the drive to come here every time we visit the coast!

I grabbed a scone and a coffee here one morning while away at a yoga retreat. The girls working were very friendly and happy to explain all the pastry flavors to me. They even had homemade chantrelle and sausage gravy for their homemade biscuits! The inside is very small, but cozy and quaint, and I was able to hang out for an hour and get some reading done.
Their espresso is good but nothing at Seattle or Portland level. It’s just a decent cup of joe with all kind of creative sugary variations, which can be fun.

Wonderful coffee with outstanding baristas! Went back 3x during our 3 day stay. Can’t say enough about how nice the ladies are that work here.

Cozy environment, ocean coast view, lovely thick homemade ginger molasses and chocolate cookies!!! The coffee is strong, comforting, and many flavors!!! Milky Way is great!!! Filthy Dirty Chia is heavenly!!!

Great spot to stop for coffee. Our barista made two exceptional Americanos. Although it’s a drive through there is a lovely indoor seating area with gift shop plus cute garden bench seating outside. Highly recommended.

We loved their cappuccino! It’s a nice little place and we went drive thru to get our coffee. The coffee was rich, balanced and had a lot of depth to it. Unlike, some of the other places that have a weird burnt after taste to the coffee. We would definitely recommend this place.

Great service. coffee is amazing… worth waiting in line, quick service so the line moves fast!!!

My go to coffee place when on the Oregon coast. I used to live in town and this place is always the place that welcomes me home Make sure you check in! I usually go for my regular mocha but love their cold drinks as well. Don’t pass it by if you’re in the mood for coffee. The inside seating area is comfortable and they have free WiFi. A nice place to sit and relax.

Thanks for being open at 3 pm. The other recommended place in town closes at 2:30 EVERYDAY! Crazy good cookies, a great americano and a warm cozy seating area. Stop by you won’t be disappointed.

Fast service great coffee. Great affordable goodies too. Friendly staff. Easy to get to.

This is some of the best coffee on the Oregon coast. Their baked goodies are also delish. Can’t wait until the next time I’m in Yachats to visit them again. Definitely a 5 star joint in my experience, never have I been disappointed by the Village Bean!

Some of the best coffee, specialty drinks and treats on the Oregon Coast. I’ve been here at least a dozen times over the last few years and finally decided to write a review. The customer service is outstanding, and such a treat as a Californian. Quality beans are used and a basic cup of coffee is so satisfying. But their specialty brews are great, Sea Turtle or Mexi Mocha are my go to if I’m looking for something different. When it comes to consistency, this place is on point… No matter who is working the window or pulling your brew, the staff is happy and the coffee is excellent. If you happen to be driving up or staying on the Coast check this little place out.
They also have phenomenal scones, muffins, cookies and tasty treats. If you come early and hungry, fill your belly with the best biscuits and gravy ever… yes, ever!

Stopped by this place on my way home from visiting family. Just a nice little drive thru.
We ordered 4 drinks and our wait really wasn’t that bad. A lot of drive thru places are agonizingly slow. The lady who took our Order was nice enough and she got all our drinks right… And read them back as she handed them to us. One of my pet peeves with Dutch Bros is they refuse to tell you what your Order is when they give you the drink and you’re not sure what you got.
Anyway, I digress. While I didn’t go in– it seems like a good place to stop if you need Internet. I love yachats– but the Internet and cell service is like a 3^rd world country. This place will solve your problem.

Super cute little shoppe with lots to look at inside and out, just blocks from the ocean. Just 1 person taking the orders and making all the drinks for both the drive-​through and inside, but she had it down, nearly no wait! Many delicious flavor concoctions to choose from, we went for the Crème Brûlée & Sea Turtle and both were a perfect blend of warm joy. Tried a Doughnut muffin, literally melted in my mouth. How do you make them? I must know. Will stop by if we ever find ourselves around Yachats again!

As a third-​wave coffee convert, I was not expecting much in the way of espresso in Yachats while we stayed at the Overleaf Lodge. The Village Bean is an oasis in a desert of Starbucks copycats. They currently serve Portland Roasting’s Sorano for espresso and it is very good. Has some dark chocolate and caramel tones without the usual bitterness you expect outside of Portland’s micro-​roasting-​in-​every-​neighborhood. The drip coffee was French Roast and was like all French Roasts… bitter. Go with an Americano using the Sorano. This is the only reason I did not give 5 stars.
The baristas do a great job and are really friendly, so tip well.

If you have a hankering for a coffee beverage look no further. I consider myself a coffee snob, connoisseur, or some might say addict, so I think I’m a pretty good judge of a cup of good brew!
This location has taken a kiosk to the nth-​cuteness factor! It’s located right off the road. It backs up to the ocean, so it’s really a sublime locale! They offer a drive through, which if there’s more than a couple cars in line, can cause a slight back-​up. They have an inside seating option too, which was super cozy. I think the landscaping made it all the more inviting and relaxing.
Their menu is super easy to read. They offer 4 size options. We tried the Sea Turtle (OMGoodness) and the White Mocha. They also offer fresh homemade baked goodies. We tried the ginger molasses, which was almost as good as my Mom’s (shoo, she can’t ever know…). The staff are super friendly and helpful in explaining the menu options.
This place has been bookmarked. I wish I could give more than 5 STARS! We will make it a point for this to be our go-​to coffee stop on our next Oregon road trip.
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One of the best coffee stations along the OR coast, The Village Bean does it just right. Located just to the north end in the town of Yachats, TVB serves up standard coffee drinks (e.g., 2% lattes) along with the some of the more outlandish (e.g., .Cherry Bonbon – coffee, cherry, chocolate, cream). Side note: Am I alone in thinking that many espresso places are now quite enamored with the over-​the-​top quaffs and have forgotten how to make an espresso or espresso and milk drink taste good? Either way, the service here is also outstanding, and couple that with relatively late hours of operation (til 5:00 all days during the high season), and ORGANIC beans from Portland Roasting? I am hooked, baby.
The other element to success that TVB embodies is flair. Case in point, they cover customers’ straws with little cardboard «stickers» before handing them over (I use that term loosely, b/​c there’s very little… stick’um, which is a good thing!). These stickers range from the overused «Keep Calm…» variety, to pictures of parrots in eye patches (not used nearly enough!). The Man and I keep a little collection of these stickers in our glove box. They’re a nice reminder of trips to our lovely Oregon coast.