

With a passion for creating happy people and our love of coffee, we opened our first drive-thru espresso stand in Ashland Oregon in 1998. The demand for convenient, quality coffee & espresso grew and soon after opening our original location in Ashland, we expanded to surrounding cities in Southern Oregon. The Human Bean quickly established a reputation for having friendly and experienced baristas and offering the highest quality ingredients.
Drive-thru chain serving espresso, coffee, tea, smoothies & kid-friendly beverages.
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Address: 400 Q St, Springfield, OR 97477
Phone: (541) 357-3848
Website: https://thehumanbean.com/location/human-bean-400-q-street-springfield-oregon-97477/
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After I was able to talk to the shift manager I was told that this isn’t how they operate their stores they apologized and made it right! I look forward to going back for a different experience
My partner told the barista that she wishes that they would take sugar free requests more seriously as some people like myself have health conditions and it could be dangerous.
The barista proceeded to tell my partner that she does take it seriously and my partner needs to handle things differently. She even tried to imply that my partner wasn’t clear enough when we specifically asked her if it was sugar free! When my partner pointed out how unprofessional it was to talk to a customer like this the barista slammed the window shut and said “Bye have a nice day”. Absolutely disgusting way to respond to VALID customer feedback about safety concerns. Because of this I can never trust getting something from this location again. In food service you are trained to listen to feedback and apologize for mistakes that you make. You understand that the customer is rightly upset about mistakes, especially ones related to dietary restrictions! I am never spending money here again after coming regularly to this location since it first opened. I will be going to the locally owned coffee shop across the street that would never treat me like garbage because of a mistake they made.
Before this, about a month ago, my Jalapeno biscuit was frozen in the center of the patty. I’m incredibly disappointed.
I’ve always been polite and trusted them, but this is too many screw ups. Please make sure your employees are fully trained, pay them better so your turnover isn’t awful, and you went have these problems or lose consistent customers.
I had the coffee latte, blended. That was also good, but hard to compare to the frozen hot chocolate.
The frozen drinks are definitely appreciated in a sunny day.
Service was also super fast, which is always nice for a drive through!
Unfortunately, corporate, once again, decided to discontinue carrying amaretto and other “popular flavors,” according to an employee I spoke with on August 23rd. Furthermore, they’re changing their rewards program (starting in September) and it’s not for the better when one does the math and takes into account the fact that their prices have increased, as like everything else thanks to tariffs.
It is understandable to adjust pricing because of increased costs, but to outright lie to customers and say that the new rewards program is better for the customer is dishonest, especially when Dutch Bros has not changed their reward programs, which is very similar, if not better, than Human Bean, in my opinion.
I don’t understand why Human Bean fails to recognize what makes them special and purposely sabotage themselves. The average coffee beverage is about $6.50-7, and in this artificially tanking economy, I personally will not pay for something I don’t want, and furthermore has become a luxury that many are struggling to justify to spend their hard earned money on.
I’m sorry that I feel like Human Bean has ruined a good thing they had, but what choice do I have left but to leave an honest review and go to Dutch Bros, where the Rewards system is better for my wallet. Sadly, they don’t carry amaretto, but at least they care about my business as a customer and I’ve always had a positive experience with their barristas.