Our Story

Lola Beans is a family-owned drive-thru coffee shop inspired by Donny & Missy Bradley’s time in Alaska, where coffee huts became a daily favorite.

Named after their daughter, nicknamed "Lola Beans," the name was the perfect fit for their family dream of recreating their experience with these drive-thru coffee shops.

Lola Beans has become the perfect place for people to experience connection, a great beverage, and Good Energy every time.

Now, it's time to expand and bring that Good Energy across the southeast.

 FAQs

  • Lola Beans isn’t just another coffee shop—it’s a full-scale beverage powerhouse packed into as little as 200 square feet. We dominate multiple categories—craft coffee, dirty sodas, and CLEAN energy drinks powered by our partner, Lotus—giving customers more reasons to stop by and franchisees more ways to win.

    Built on Good Energy, we go the extra mile for our franchisees, customers, and employees, creating a brand that people don’t just visit—they rally behind. Our model is built for speed, low labor, and high returns, fueling a cult-like following everywhere we go.

  • Founders Donny & Missy Bradley named Lola Beans after their daughter, Lola, who has been lovingly called "Lola Beans" since she was just a tiny bean of a girl. When they were searching for the perfect name for their brand, they kept coming back to her sweet nickname—something that felt familiar, personal, and full of Good Energy. Just like Lola herself, the name embodies warmth, happiness, and the little moments that make life special—exactly what Lola Beans is all about.

  • $500,000 liquid capital, and $1 million net worth are the financial requirements. There are different options available - if you have any questions please fill out an inquiry form!

  • $40,000

  • $826,250 to $1,168,000

  • Training, Operational, Branding & Marketing, Pre-opening and grand opening, and store build-out.

  • We will support you through every step of the site acceptance process, helping you analyze demographic, commercial, and local market characteristics to identify a prime location for your Lola Beans.


  • Yes!