Super charming neighborhood spot on little Santa Monica in Beverly Hills tucked a bit away from the…read moreRodeo glitz if you want a serene coffee break. They have a relatively straightforward menu but everything is quality. I had a great Americano and you can tell they use the best coffee beans and make it really well, with super friendly service from the staff. They also have a small selection of pastries if you're in the mood for something to go along with your drink. There are a few tables inside to enjoy your coffee as well! There are a few public parking lots in the area, both paid and some with free parking before 5pm for a few hours, flat fee after 5pm.

Avva Coffee is a favorite stop when visiting Beverly Hills. They have European cafe vibes with a…read morefew 2-person tables to enjoy your drink. The service is always quick and friendly. There are public lots a few blocks away. For the drinks: The iced blueberry matcha latte is refreshing and not too sweet. Grab a drink and enjoy in the cafe or walk along the Beverly Hills path.

The banana latte is the single best drink I have ever tasted. I finish it in 5 minutes and have…read morebeen coming here every single day for 3 months.... I truly could not recommend this drink more and I will never ever get over how good it is. I tell everyone I know about it and I've gotten all my friends hooked.

Space was cute, line out the door almost the entire time I was coworking there. Got to the café…read morejust after 9am, and stood in line for about 10 minutes. Scored a corner table and hung around for a little over 2 hours. The Sweet Corn beverage was really delicious, and the Pear Matcha was smooth and had a pleasant, soft flavor. I got to try the ham and cheese croissant as well as the everything cream cheese croissant, both top notch options. (Do bring floss, though! So many seeds!)

My friends and I love this place. Best coffee place in the area…read more The best part about this place is very close to the rodeo drive and Beverly Hills sign. You can walk around Beverly Hills and have the best time going to this place. It's also incorporated at the corner of Maybourne hotel.

I LOOOVE this place soooo much! I always get the espresso con panna which is a shot of espresso…read morewith the cream of the panna cotta. All these pictures are the different times I've been there. Employees are really nice and friendly and will help you out. Line is always really long, can't sit there but still highly recommend! Place is a bit small.

Tried their cheese bread and butter bread. Very cheesy and buttery. Takes 15 mins to make…read more Ice cream was delish. Street Parking. Promo with Pool Bar until May 8th

Food is as pretty as the place! There's a maze room nearby and some tables and cool Instagram props…read moreoutside. The woman working there is so smiley even at 10pm at night and super helpful in explaining to us what the different flavors are. Would def go back here again. The ice cream is really creamy - I like the taro over the rose, but they're both unique flavors.

i have to admit this place really lives up to the hype! it is usually a long wait line but i have…read moreto admit it was really worth it, i was shocked to see they use "Rocky's matcha" as their matcha source which is one of my favorite matcha sources. i ordered my matcha latte unsweetened with almond milk and it was so good i really couldn't believe how great this spot is! oh community goods i will be missing you from Vegas, but this is a must go spot for sure. they have lots of grass/sitting areas if you want to enjoy the grass or study, ect i think is really to be able to catch a break from the main chaos ongoing on melrose :)

Average tasting matcha that tastes better once you take a pic and post it on Instagram and let the…read morehaters know you're outsideeeeeee. Long line, average service, a lil bit of seating. Plain building.

So glad that this location opened up in Beverly Hills. It's located right on Rodeo Drive, so…read moretraffic in the area can get pretty packed, but I haven't had any issues finding parking in the structure directly behind the store. There is also some street parking available, though it can be a bit difficult to find an open spot. Service at this location is okay, sometimes good and friendly and other times not so much. It doesn't bother me too much since I don't interact with them very often though. I usually order online and pick up at the counter, which I find much more convenient. Recently, I believe they extended the delivery area on the map to LA, but I haven't gotten the chance to try that out yet. They often run offers and promotions on their app, so I definitely recommend ordering online. You can also add a sticker to your cup when ordering online (if you draw your own it takes about a day to get it approved)! The interior is pretty small, so more of a grab-n-go, and it has a nice modern, clean aesthetic. The drinks are consistently pretty great! My go‑to orders are the Mango Coconut Boom and the Mango Grapefruit Boom. Super refreshing and fruity and the grapefruit adds a little tart, sour kick to the mango. I also really like the Triple Supreme Matcha and I recently tried the new seasonal King Jasmine Guava, and it wasn't bad at all too (the stickers are also super cute). Overall, really happy that this location opened, and the drinks are super good and keep me coming back.

Location is not so great- you won't be able to find parking and grab your drink in under 15…read moreminutes. Parking is atrocious (even with the public parking garages close by) so keep that in mind when you order your drink. They haven't worked out their kinks. I ordered at 11am and they weren't selling any coconut mango boom drinks due to a supply issue? Overall I love Heytea and the Monterey Park never gets it wrong. I wouldn't recommend this location and would say it doesn't give the correct impression of what Heytea represents. Sure, having this spot on the west side of LA is nice but not if it's going to be a lackluster quality compared to the other location. So if you're desperate and in the west side, tread with caution knowing quality will be lower and to bring patience for parking.

Went to Alfred Coffee for another drink stop for my trip around Beverly Hills…read more I tried their protein latte and it was so delicious!! Great drink to get on a day where you're looking for coffee and to reach your protein goals. The inside of the store location was beautiful and the staff was very quiet but very nice.

I got the Iced Matchaga, i've tried this drink before and enjoy it with macadamia milk, but this…read moretime I also added the cloud cream with plant based coconut milk. This was not what I expected. Instead of being fluff, it was more like they just poured coconut milk on top of the drink, which was disappointing since I like the cloud cream. The drink also tasted more water down than usual, but I went for the grand opening and it seemed like they were very rushed to make drinks. We also tried the World Famous Iced Vanilla. This one was more up to the standards of what we expect. We added hazelnut syrup, which was nice, but it was not very strong. I even filled out the follow up email from Alfred with all of these concerns and just got back an email saying sorry, do better, this experience was quite disappointing

Hands-down, the best walnut chocolate chip cookie on the planet…read more Simple, premium ingredients baked to perfection. Stop wasting your time and get over there and eat one. You won't be sorry.

I love the cookies here and have ordered on numerous occasions, but I won't be ordering again…read more At least three or four of my orders arrived with missing items. Whether it was one item or ten is irrelevant, the issue is that it happened repeatedly. Mistakes happen, but what was disappointing was their response. When I called, David was argumentative about the missing items and asked whether I had received his voicemails, which I had not. The repeated mistakes, combined with the unnecessary pushback, outweigh the quality of the product.

Organize matcha is amazing Wazuka matcha shot is on another…read morelevel with great taste it was well recommended from a friend of mine and it was satisfying with my pastry White corn pancakes are my favorite it's a must try Great service and very polite Clean environment to sit with friends and family

You know you're in Beverly Hills when your breakfast is $46 and it was just coffee and a few…read morenibbles. The place is what Stevie Nick's kitchen must look like. The staff is lovely and very helpful. It's a great place to sit outside and people watch. I saw some very well groomed dogs walking up and down the place. (I think those dog maybe living better than me...I'm a bit jelly) The coffee here was so so and the food was so so. It's not a place I would want to come back but I am glad I came.

Came here to celebrate my friend's birthday at afternoon tea and it was so much fun! I've been to a…read morefew afternoon tea spots throughout LA and The Peninsula just does it best. It is pricey (maybe the priciest out there) but every element of the experience is top tier and you get what you pay for. The sandwiches, scones, and pastries are actually high quality and delicious. I love the variety of the sandwiches with some twists and premium ingredients like caviar. The scones are my favorite and not dry at all, it's served with clotted cream, lemon curd, and a berry jam - absolutely delicious. There's a lot of tea choices to choose from that will cater to a variety of tastes. The ambiance is what sets this afternoon tea apart from the rest. There's a live harpist! The Living Room decor feels very posh, the plates and cups have pretty designs, and the set is served on a silver 3-tier stand. The service is also fantastic! They kept coming back to refill our tea. It was a great experience and great excuse to dress up when you're feeling fancy!

Afternoon Tea, in the Beverly Hills Peninsula, within its (The) Living Room is an intentional…read moredecision to stop time and let yourself be pampered, so you may be a princess who feels a degree shift in her bedroom and the result nearly cuts her skin, like a dagger on flesh. The breeze knows this and thus its best to control itself because it knows its place in relation to this girl. If you make the decision, I recommend going on a day where you can absorb the classy and elegant (that slightly borders on stiff traditionally) vibe because no one deserves to have a troubled mind when enjoying luxurious tea. It is like a big sports guy, going to the Super Bowl, when back home they have a leaky faucet that is near full rupture but he cannot do anything until Monday. How is he suppose to enjoy viewing a fumble or bouncing cheerleaders or a roaring crowd with costumed fans, if there is a drip drip of worry in his mind that he cannot wrench into closing. I guess, this space is like a zen garden, where one goes to be present, not just to checkmark a daily meal. I say all that because I was silent for long moments, and I apologized to Ronnie for not engaging in conversation. And she said, "I understand, you are taking it all in." So this place is also a gallery of fancy, where one experiences tea in the cushions of Beverly Hills rarefied air. When I was there, I saw a large group of girls attending a baby shower. To me, it was a like small movie scene. All of them were gathered in a group, like lilies in a special patch, looking all pretty in nice dresses, long flowing hair, and were all smiles and refined in movement, taste and persona. I wondered why they were talking about? Ronnie anchored me back to reality and said, they are probably just catching up, just like us. She makes a good point--- a baby shower in a fancy tea room, is no different than a baby shower held in a back yard. Every one is there to give well-wishes and gifts, eat good food, and chat. There are obvious ways in which these two experiences are different but at their core they were the same: a group of people gathering to celebrate a coming child. One place just does it with white linens ironed to precious quality, while the other is limited to folded tables set up carefully so they don't break. I share this so that the reader knows that this place is so fancy, that I felt like I did not just have tea, I more felt like I was in a place that redefined fancy for me, and that in itself, is worth more than the 150.00 dollars I paid to sip rose tea. But still I would not do it again, because to sip rose tea and be pampered like a princess cost me 150.00 dollars. To translate this into a Yelp message: Go as a once in a life time experience to understand how the 1 percent enjoys their tea, and hopefully that adds to all that shapes your perspective of the world. I want to truly stress, that this slow moving experience, in a wondrous way, redefined what fancy is because I never saw fancy be effortless lazy yet still be extravagant and gorgeous. I was a guy there. There was another guy there, enjoying tea alone. But everyone else read female. So this place is women centered because who is taught to have tea parties at a young age? I mean there is no tea party with cups that show the Hulk and Iron man. So this is. a girlie fantasy. Look at my pictures, even though there are few one can see pink ribbons, floral patterns, precious and dainty flowers, and fashion carried by hats. I went because I am comfortable stepping outside gender roles but not everyone is. So, I guess, I am saying that afternoon tea, all adorn with teas, is mostly for girls, shocking I know. The food was superb. I remember the chicken salad sandwich fondly. I remember the strawberries and cream. I remember being handed a warm towel to wipe my hands clean. I remember lounging, but again, this is more of an experience. Like I can have high tea again, but not like this because it is too precious to revisit on rewind. I rather have this be a bubble that strolls down Rodeo and Sunset than it be popped by another visit. I remember all of it as a kind of dream, which makes it more precious. There was also a harp player. But I am not going to say I was in heaven, that reach is too easy. Plus, I did not feel like I was in heaven, even though I sat in a cloud. I noticed to much, and thought to much about my surroundings. I was not at peace. I was in rest. The difference being is that peace comes with out thought, and rest can come with an analysis. Think I am wrong? Then imagine a genius doing Sodukus for fun---- he is not in peace because he is being challenged, but he is in rest because she can find quiet pleasure in finishing the mental challenge in record time. I realize that I took a long way to say the following: the place is gorgeous, the food is sensational, the graces both big and small, mix into a pleasurable experience that makes one say, that was certainly fancy to the sky!