
Seven years and counting.
We didn't change who we are. We finally said it louder. Something Wicked Coffee is the same veteran-owned, community-rooted, independent-minded shop you've known — with a name that matches its attitude.
How It Started
This shop started with a simple idea: create a welcoming place where good coffee meets good people. As a veteran returning to civilian life, the owner wanted to build something that combined service, craft, and community in one honest space.
What started as a neighborhood coffee shop quickly grew into something more — a platform, a gathering point, and a voice for the values that matter most: inclusion, honesty, and the belief that a cup of coffee can do more than wake you up.
That's how Something Wicked began.


Veteran Owned
Military service teaches you to show up, be accountable, and take care of your people. That's what we do here — every single day. We're proud to be veteran-owned and doubly proud that this business has given us a way to keep serving the community.
We support fellow veterans through community events, direct support programs, and making sure every veteran who walks through our door knows they are seen, respected, and welcome.
Veteran Discount Available
Ask at the counter. Always.
Why Something Wicked?
Wicked doesn't mean evil. It means bold. It means brave. It means being willing to say the thing nobody wants to say. We're wicked because we stand for something — and we bake it right into our cookies.
— Owner, Something Wicked Coffee
Something Wicked is a nod to Shakespeare — and to the idea that what's coming next is bold, powerful, and intentional. That's this shop.
We craft every drink with care. No shortcuts, no filler. Just bold, intentional coffee made by people who give a damn.
Our cookies aren't just dessert. They're a statement. Edible art with opinions. Made fresh. Made with love. Made to make you think.
Same Shop, New Name
We operated as Beans Coffee for over seven years. Same location, same owner, same community roots. But the name felt like a placeholder — and what we were building deserved something that reflected who we actually are.
Something Wicked Coffee is not a new business. It's an honest one. The rebrand is about alignment — making the name match the spirit that was already here.
Same owner. Same location. Same team. Same coffee. Just with a name that finally tells the truth.
Before
AfterThe human behind the wicked.

Owner, Something Wicked Coffee
After years of service and a lifetime of values around community, honesty, and inclusion, the owner saw a gap — a coffee shop that could be more than just coffee. A place that reflects the real values of real people.
That vision became Beans Coffee. And seven years later, it became Something Wicked Coffee — louder, prouder, and more honest than ever.
"I built this for everyone who needed a place. Everyone who wanted good coffee without the pretense. Everyone who believes that a business can stand for something and still make the best latte in the county."
The journey so far.
2017
Doors open in Clearfield, Utah. A neighborhood coffee shop with a veteran owner, big dreams, and great espresso.
2018–2019
Local partnerships, community events, and the start of the shop's culture as a welcoming gathering space for all.
2020
The Wicked Window is born — shop windows become a platform for community expression, social commentary, and values in public view.
2021–2022
Edible-print statement cookies debut — and immediately become a signature product. Cookies with opinions find their audience.
2023
Wicked Causes officially launches — formalizing community giving around equality, public lands, veterans, and local support.
2024 — NOW
A bolder name for the same bold shop. The rebrand reflects who we've always been — independent, inclusive, veteran-owned, and proudly wicked.
Stories are better in person. Come in, grab a drink, and be part of what Something Wicked is building.