They are all so kind. The food and drinks are divine. Its a great place to come and get coffee with…read morefriends. They also sell clothes and the clothes are so cute. Best coffee shop that I have been to by far.

I ordered a salted caramel and cookie butter hot latte along with an Asiago bagel for my first ever…read morevisit here. Unlike so many coffee shops I've sampled, this place's espresso is very smooth and not overpowering, and they have a balanced approach to the amount of syrup they provide where you can taste all the flavors in the drink. I'm super impressed! As a former barista, it's hard to trust some places procedures when it comes to their espresso-syrup balance, so this place has hit the nail on the head for me. The Asiago bagel was delicious- the bagel itself was buttery, and a balanced amount of cream cheese was included. I enjoyed every bite. The seating is comfortable, with plenty of outlets and cushioned seating on the main wall to your left as you enter through the old bank's vault door. The vault door adds a chic feel to the place, which has lovely warm lighting throughout. The employees are super kind and engaging as well.

Update: this location is drive-thru only now!…read more Very nice location! I was hesitant to try this spot at first but was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and friendly of the staff! They have some newer seating arrangements that looked very modern and the inside looked very clean. They employees were so sweet and the drinks were made very promptly. They had a good selection of baked goods on display as well. An employee, who was clocked out and leaving her shift, even made an effort to hold the door open for us as we left. That really just shows the politeness and quality employees here which was beautiful to see. The Mango Blood Orange Crème Freeze was DELICIOUS, and I would highly recommend to anyone who likes mangos It was $7 for a 20oz though which did take me by surprise. The Sweet Foam Caramel Cold Brew was a underwhelming as I didn't taste much caramel as I have from other locations but I wouldn't call it bad. It's my go-to drink for a creamy drink with some caffeine that's not too sweet!

Hopped in the driveway as the inside is closed…read more Placed an order for my drinks and proceeded to the window. The cashier was really sweet. I have never used the app so I had to scan a few times but she had me together. This drink was so good but next time I would get it frozen. I would return here. Great service!

I'm here now and... my mood immediately lifted by being here. Maybe it's the perfectly crafted,…read moresilky smooth, cold brew or maybe it's the 10/10 friendly service or music twinkling at perfect volume while surrounded by local art. Either way, I'm staying for another cup

The Good Beans Cafe is not just a coffee shop. It's a community cornerstone for all walks of life…read morein the Flint area. The owner is beyond personable and knows the regulars on a first name basis. I've been a patron for 22 years and always look forward to some time well spent at The Good Beans Cafe. If you can't decide on a drink, The Old Flannel Jacket is to die for. Take some time to swing in and see what this local gem is all about.

Pretty decent to grab a coffee and snack…read more This place opened not too long ago. The building was once a doctor's office of some kind and you can kinda spy how the layout was and what has and has not changed since its transformation into a cafe. The outside still looks slightly like an old doctor's office, but the owners really went a long way in making the most of the location and renovating it into a nice little coffee shop for the local area. It's located right by the corner of a major subdivision, so the neighbors really must be pleased to have a cafe so close by to grab coffee or tea on their walks or while jogging, or simply on their way to work in the morning. The ambiance inside is cozy, but you can definitely tell it was once a doctor's office (you can see how the old office was laid out- waiting room, reception desk, offices in the back, etc), but it doesn't They sell Fireside Coffee here and and the usual smoothies, lattes, mochas, teas, pour over coffees, etc, as well as a limited line of fresh baked pastries, bagels and muffins, plus some iced beverages, like Red Bull and whatnot. I ordered an iced Salted Caramel Latte, but wound up getting a hot version of the same drink instead because the girl waiting on me misheard me. She quickly realized the mistake and offered to remake me a new iced drink, though I said it was okay and just took the already made drink because it wasn't a big deal to me. Iced, hot, whatever, I didn't really care, so it was fine. My husband ordered a traditional mocha. Both were excellent. We had no real complaints. Customer service, other than the small hiccup concerning my drink, was excellent. The barista was super nice and chill. She pointed out the retail section of the store, where they sell Chill Coffee Cafe branded gear, including t-shirts, mugs, bags of coffee, and more. The free WI-FI signal was strong and didn't interfere with the apps on my phone (some places have super sketchy WI-FI connections and it's preferable to pass on the free WI-FI). The cafe had a nice, quiet area in the back, with comfy chairs, a fireplace and a big screen TV. Further back, they had a private meeting room where they apparently host a children's event every week on the weekends. Up front, there was another seating area near the counter, with plenty of charging stations for phones, tablets and laptops. In other words, it's a perfect place to work while on the go or just chill and relax sipping a latte.

Cute coffee shop…read more We dropped in for some coffee drinks recently. They were prepared very nicely by the friendly barista. I liked the space, it was cozy and inviting and a nice place to work or study. Pricing is comparable to most other coffee shops in the area, but the menu is a little limited. I would like a bit more variety, but this is still a new business. Maybe once they have perfected things they'll offer more? Anyway, it's a decent place to get coffee and read or get some work done. I'm glad it's close and on my way to work.

pretty good bubble tea. only con is that they don't have the tapioca pearls ready and made when…read morethey first open, i'm not sure why they don't prep that before they open but it's a shame that you're expected to wait 25 minutes for tapioca pearls when you're already waiting for them to open at 12pm on Sundays. good service and great atmosphere though, my favorite drinks are the taro milk tea and thai milk tea. some of the flavors like lavender and mango don't really taste like much, they also use powder for their drinks mostly which can effect the flavor. it's nice to have a bubble tea place in flushing that's close but it's not gonna be as good as kung fu tea obviously but they have more options with their range of flavors and drinks

Cute and cozy interior. Stopped in today for Father's Day, so my husband could get a tea. You can…read morecustomize your drink with tons of options! I don't enjoy the teas with the bobbas/jellies, but my husband said what he ordered was delicious. One suggestion- add the starting base price to the teas-- because on the big wall that has all the flavors and add ons, there wasn't a starting price for the sizes- only a price for the add on options. Spent $6.67 on a large tea- reasonably priced!

We stopped in to have lunch here and were very pleasantly surprised with Cafe Rhema! You order at…read morethe front when you walk in and the food is then brought out to you. We got a sandwich and a refresher each - I got the yolks on you sandwich and it was spectacular, the bagel it was on was delicious. It's a quiet prohibition era time look and there's lots of leather, velvet and golden appliqués. I would definitely come back here.

The cafe seems far more invested in cultivating an aesthetic than delivering quality food or…read morehospitality. Service feels slow and strangely disengaged, as though customers are interrupting the ambiance simply by ordering. What should feel warm and welcoming instead comes across as performative and inattentive. The food is especially disappointing considering the prices. The sandwiches are remarkably small and underfilled, leaving you wondering whether you accidentally ordered a half portion. The salads are even worse, which is essentially a pile of arugula. For a downtown business surrounded by residents and neighboring businesses, the lack of inclusion for the community and the repeated disregard for basic city noise expectations is difficult to ignore. Ultimately, Flint has several coffee shops that provide better food, better service, and a far more genuine sense of love for the community here.

Glad to see it on here. That were closed for so long. I will…read morebe visiting soon. The coffee is great and the bakery is so handy for a morning treat.

The One and Only Local Coffee Shop in Flushing located in the down. But the interior is great and…read moreit has a vintage vibe which was pretty cool. Ordered a Cappucino and tea they were ok but dint like the fact they served it in To-Go cup straight away with out asking. Pros: ------ Free street parking Ample free parking behind Other Food Options next doors Wifi Clean restrooms Cons: -------- Cash only

Absolutely appalled how the man working here spoke to my wife. Yelled at her in front of my…read morechildren. When I confronted him he stormed off and swore at me in front of my two young girls. I cannot believe any place of business treats paying customers like this. Utterly disgusted!!!

Hungry in Flint Michigan and needed to score some snacks. My in-laws recommended a close to home…read morebakery, The Rye. Old school atmosphere with tin ceiling and wood display cases, there was lot of charm. We bought it all, everything, poppy seed, sesame, sea salt bagels, scones, vagabond pastry... We weren't far down the road before we tore into our goodies - and they were good! If you get a chance, stop in and try it for yourself, you won't be disappointed.