Z Beans Coffee Hinesville

This place is fantastic. Really wholesome and small town vibes. I got an iced vanilla latte with Almond milk (they also have Oat and Soy for non-dairy drinkers) and the brisket croissant. It was a little wait because it was just the one girl working, but it was worth it! And the music was great, really took me back to 2005 when I was a little emo teen. LOL.Also, they sell local art and it looks like they might have musicians perform occasionally!

This bowl was literally so cold it cooled the rest of the food in the bag the breakfast bowl is supposed to be cooked it was all out of a package and added nothing was fresh. This is my first review I have ever left on google platform because I was so angry and distraught. This was absolutely atrocious just threw the bowl away. I truly hope in the future you have more quality control in terms of actually cooking the food and from what I see here would have just been microwaved anyway. I am just including a picture of the burrito as well and you could assume the temperature based off of the picture COLD!

Nice little coffee shop. My first trip to Z Beans was a year ago when they were still The Brick wall Cafe. Same owners, new look, new flavors, same great coffee shop service. Nick and his team do a great job producing some of the finest coffee in the area.

Great little coffee shop. The baristas were super helpful and the bacon cheese croissant is so good! They make a good chocolate cold brew as well.

Z Beans coffee is the new name of this establishment. The owners specialize in Ecuadorian coffee and focus on closing the gap between the farmers and the consumers, which I think is great! Additionally the vibe is very much small town, locally owned coffee shop . It 's the sort of place you expect to see high school kids chilling, college students studying, and locals just hanging out. One of those beautiful places that are disappearing from small town America with the infestation of big chains like Dunkin 's and Starbucks. This place has character and substance! I ordered my standard test drink: A Vanilla Latte with a milk substitute (they have Soy, Oat and Almond). It was warm enough out I got it iced and it was delicious. The Ecuadorian coffee has an almost sweet/fruity flavor and paired really nicely with vanilla... but I 'm definitely going to leave today with a Fall Drink of some sort. Their seasonal menu is very enticing! I also ordered a Brisket Croissant... I 'm a KC bbq girl and that was a BOMBA sandwich. I 'd have a hard time not coming in weekly if I live here. The lunch options also looked good. Last note: there was only one person work and when I first came in it was just me in there, but then a flood of people came in. She worked hard and kept people happy, but dang- she should not have been alone. It was a lot. Now they were suppose to have a hurricane hit and it passed them, so maybe they had initially planned to be closed... trying to give them the benefit of the doubt here. ... I lied, one more thing! Great music planning. Warmed my elder emo soul, what 's left of it. lol