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Canyon Coffee

4.0 (157 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Tamara H.

Their toasts keeping us coming back. They're fresh and satisfying and offer unique toppings of high quality. It's always busy, so be ready to stand in line. There is seating inside and outside on the sidewalk but it's usually full. People tend to camp out at a highly coveted seat and work on their laptops. Parking in the area is a challenge too. It's street parking and you should be willing to walk a bit if you find a spot a few blocks away. The staff knows what they're doing and while they're not particularly friendly, they're all business and they are gelled together and pump out food and drinks efficiently.

Brown sugar pistachio latte
MoonSun C.

Love the ambiance. Quiet and warm wood interior, exactly what I needed. We were lucky to find parking only one block away. Tried brown sugar latte with pistachio milk on tap, Yummm. My friend got matcha latte with whole milk, adjusted sweetness with vanilla syrup. Perfection. They were so nice about adjusting the sweetness of my friend's drink so she can enjoy it 100%. They had vinyl record player for music and it completes the aesthetic vibe. Overall, everyone seemed enjoying working, which made me feel comfortable being there. Yes, I would come back

Biscuit with butter + jam
Kerry N.

Came here for a weekend breakfast before thrifting and had such a good experience! I had heard the line was insane and it wasn't too bad, maybe 5 people in front of us BUT it was 9:15am on a Saturday so I think it was faster due to the early timing. I got the Matcha Pistachio which is an on tap iced matcha latte made with pistachio milk which was super good. I also got the avocado toast on gluten free sourdough which was SO good, tasted so fresh and was so filling. My boyfriend got the brown sugar latte with an extra shot and the biscuit which he also really enjoyed. Was all a tad bit pricey but worth it for a fun experience. It's decorated super cute and does have a good amount of seating even though you do usually have to fight for a spot.

Hyewon K.

Parking was absolutely atrocious -- I felt like I was doing stairmaster just to get my morning coffee. The line was out the door but it moved fast. There's very limited seating inside. I was skeptical about the color of the vanilla latte but it was flavorful and rich. The banana sesame bread was also yummy and sweet.

Pistachio matcha
Esther L.

I got the matcha pistachio - let me start by saying that I feel it was a little misleading because I expected matcha flavored with pistachio. If it's only pistachio milk, I think pistachio milk matcha would be more appropriate to mitigate confusion on that. That said, the matcha itself had a fine taste - not bitter, not astringent, not grassy. However, I think there definitely needs to be more matcha in the drink because it was on the milky side with light matcha flavor. The drink is not sweetened, or if it is, it's very, very light, even as someone who does not like drinks too sweet. I like that it gives you the opportunity to sweeten it to your liking. The cafe is cute inside and I'd really like to try that biscoff cinnamon roll one of these days. I think I may give the hojicha a try next.

Labneh toast
Olivia H.

Wanted to try this spot for a while and my expectations were definitely exceeded! So cozy inside with some good seating indoor and outdoor. Some of the friendliest coffee shop staff I've ever met! Gave me great recommendations, super friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. I tried the labneh toast and a drip coffee with oat milk. Also got a carrot coconut slice to go. Delicious fresh coffee with the perfect amount of milk. The toast was incredible. A thick slice of toasted grain bread with a generous layer of labneh, a drizzle of honey and a bit of za'atar. Perfect breakfast. 10/10 would drive out of my way to come back (:

Lily P.

The vibes are def great here. Poppin lil corner cafe with every seat taken by people hanging out or doing work. Drinks weren't notable. Brown sugar latte, nothing to note bad or good. Hojicha pistachio latte on tap - it was okay, didn't really taste like pistachio and tasted almost more chocolatey than hojicha-y. Labneh toast good if you like labneh, i personally am not a big fan at least not in this form i guess.

The cutest inside
Haleh M.

Wonderful coffee, great vibes, and super friendly staff. My latte was made to perfection and honestly I can't wait to go back and try other menu items.

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Ally B.

One of the best hot lattes I've had! Locations/Ambiance: Located in Echo Park by Dodger Stadium. Can be a bit of a trek to get there if you aren't local! I missed a turn and my eta went from 2 min to 10 min! The cafe is sooo cute! The interior is aesthetic with lots of wood and warmth. The place was packed even on a rainy morning in LA. Patrons were polite as well holding doors open for each other. A bit hard to tell who is in line and who is just waiting for their drink though. Food/service: The woman at the front counter was such a light! She greeted me and others with a big smile and asked how I was doing. Her energy was contagious in the best way! I didn't want any sugary drink this morning so I did a classic hot latte so I could taste their espresso better. Delicious and balanced, no bitterness at all which is delightful. And I couldn't help but order a glazed donut after I saw it in the window! Also bomb. Very fresh as the woman mentioned they were brought in this morning. The price point for each item was fair and reasonable compared to other shops. Would happily go again! *Only two wishes would be parking can be tricky (I got lucky!) and that if it's raining (like it was today) couldn't stay and drink my coffee since there wasn't anymore interior seating.

Joe C.

Canyon Coffee is a trendy, hip spot in a great neighborhood. It feels very family friendly and has that clean, airy aesthetic people love. It's the kind of place you go to hang out, catch up, or just enjoy the scene. I ordered the brown sugar latte, but honestly, I barely tasted the brown sugar. It was fine, just nothing special. The cinnamon roll was better. Soft, nicely baked, and worth trying at least once. I would come back for the vibes more than the coffee. It's a solid place to sit, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Christina A.

Cute spot with great vibes Canyon Coffee has such a cute storefront and is in a great locatio, perfect for a casual stop or a coffee break while exploring the area. The vibes are cozy and stylish, and the service was friendly and welcoming. They have an extensive menu with lots of options, and the pastries were tasty and fresh. While I wasn't a big fan of the peppermint mocha (it was a bit meh for my taste), everything else made up for it. Overall, a really lovely spot with great energy, and I'd definitely come back to try a different drink.

Brown sugar latte and chai latte
Sofya P.

Great coffee spot. The brown sugar latte and chai latte were delicious! Would definitely get again. Super curious about the lemon ginger drink, will try next time. Lines get big but we went on a slower day so not too bad. Street parking

cold brew on tap
Carlie C.

Beautiful coffee shop! Found myself in this neighborhood and this was a perfect spot to walk, get a coffee, and read my book outside inside was packed, but there are some adorable tables outside. Street parking. The fig leaf latte was delightful! 10/10 with a soft, citrusy sweet flavor. Impeccable. The oatmilk latte was good too. The tuna toast needed some more seasoning but I see where they were going with it.

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Atmosphere was nice, coffee was good but nothing special. A little pricy. Pastries were very good. Workers were nice but could be nicer.

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Love the beverages, pastries and vibe. My daughter bought a drink to enjoy there and one to go. Would definitely come back when I'm in town.

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Endorffeine - Single origin coffee from Honduras. Cold brew.

Endorffeine

4.0(349 reviews)
1.6 mi•Chinatown
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The moment you step inside and the door closes behind you, the noise and chaos of the street…read moredisappear. You're greeted by relaxing music, a minimalist interior, and a kind of quiet that's rare for a coffee shop. The sound insulation deserves a special mention -- you can actually sit down, slow down, and enjoy your coffee without unnecessary background noise. The simple, understated design complements the atmosphere perfectly. Just one look at the equipment and the way the person behind the bar approaches his craft is enough to know you don't have to worry about the quality of the drinks. During my visit, I tried the espresso, V60, cold brew . The espresso was balanced and pleasantly fruity, the pour-over was excellent, and the cold brew was properly made. Everything was prepared with care and respect for the coffee itself. Perhaps the most surprising part is how modest the prices are for coffee of this quality. Special respect for the house rules. They clearly know how to respect themselves, their craft, and the product they serve. Thank you again for the warm and welcoming service!

Honestly, even 2 stars feels generous. The coffee itself was great, and I understand the care and…read moreintention behind Endorffeine's artisinal approach. Being somewhat of a coffee nerd, a couple friends and I came in with high expectations, but the service felt off from the start. When a menu has unfamiliar drinks or conventions, a little explanation goes a long way. If the goal is to share a passion for coffee, I believe it's important to foster that environment for any and all customers. Being knowledgeable and passionate about coffee shouldn't mean assuming every customer already knows the menu. A little patience can make a first experience feel welcoming instead of intimidating. Endorffeine has clearly earned its reputation for specialty coffee, but the hospitality didn't match the quality in the cup during our visit. Great coffee can only carry so much when the interaction feels cold or condescending.

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Loquat Coffee - Mascarpone

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4.5(228 reviews)
1.8 mi•Cypress Park
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Is this possibly the bougiest coffee shop in L.A. (bougie defined as pretentious)? Yah, it's…read moredefinitely in the running. The patrons include bicyclists whose bikes cost more than my car, folks driving Porsches (the bougiest car of all imho), lots of performative tattoos, and more athleisurewear than I've seen in my life. And this is in Cypress Park, which to me is most famous as the location of my favorite King Taco (not bougie at all). So, is gentrification happening here? That's a big yes. When the word "elevated" gets used to describe menu items, that's a dead giveaway. And yet....that Mascarpone latte is a work of art. Per their website, it's a "Tiramisu inspired drink layered with espresso, mascarpone cheese foam, and muscovado milk." It's just as good as it sounds. And honestly, these days, $8 was a bargain. Shocking how many young people were up and ordering their custom drinks at 7:30 am on a Sunday morning. I'm guessing the line gets really long on weekends. So order early! Five stars for creative drinks and free street parking.

This review is specifically in reference to Loquat's coffee roasting operation. To the roasting…read moreteam, you guys over develop your beans. First, I tried the Alto Quiel Bajareque Gesha from Panama, and then second the San Carlos Antigua Bourbon from Guatemala. Both ground on a Zerno Z2 and made with the finest pour over equipment and brew water. These beans were roasted to the point of medium roast, and you can no longer taste the terroir, just predominant caramel notes with only the slightest whiff of florality and fruits. I boggles my mind that Loquat would go through the effort of sourcing these single origin lots that could be amazing, then botching the roast. You guys might want to stick with being a great multi roaster (Kumquat) or seriously re-evaluate your roasting program.

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Jones Coffee Roasters - Line starts here.

Jones Coffee Roasters

4.2(1.1k reviews)
7.1 mi
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PARKING is not so great most days; might need street parking, as their lot is on the smaller side…read more Absolutely lovely ambiance!! Clearly made for folks to catch up, relax, and enjoy weekends together. There was a lovely couple in the back that were practically amazing piano and guitar jazz which kept the background a little on the noisier side, but not to where you couldn't hear yourselves think. The chatter was at an okay level as well. The iced latte was alright--nothing too outstanding or something I could come back for, which is where I'd like to recommend the hot version, which was much richer.

This is not your ordinary coffee shop. We arrived Saturday morning around 10am and picked up a…read moresmall drip coffee for under $2. There is a serve yourself your own creamer refrigerator with tons of options. They even have a microwave where you can warm up your own pastry. It was crowded inside and no seating available but that's ok because we sat outside on the front patio area. Inside I noticed a wine bar too!! Then I saw musicians setting up and getting ready for sound check. Loved the vibes inside and very family friendly. There is a small parking lot but street parking is also available. Loved the antique decor on display and variety of wall flyers of local events. This is a very community friendly coffee/ wine spot that you must check out.

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Outdoor seats.

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Kokoro No Coffee

Kokoro No Coffee

5.0(17 reviews)
2.5 mi•Little Tokyo, Downtown

What an absolute treat in the Japan Town area! Not too far from the center, just a short walk away…read moreis Kokoro No Coffee- a pop-up coffee shop at Aloha Cafe. I stumbled across their Yelp page when I was visiting from out of town and checked the Instagram for their hours on a Saturday afternoon and was happy to see they were open! I am a sucker for pop-up coffee shop/cart concepts so I had to check it out. The pop-up is easy to find, it's outside facing into the parking lot, and they had a cute A-frame sign out by the street side. There was no line, and I ordered and sat down at one of the tables out front. The service was so warm, and I believe the shop is owned and operated by one man on his own! He was an absolute delight to meet, and he brought my matcha latte to me at the table when it was prepared. He suggested I get the cream top on it, and boy was that the perfect recommendation. I would say I'm a little bit of a matcha fiend... I think I got a matcha latte at 3 different places this day... and this one far surpassed the others. I think it was one of the best matcha lattes I have ever drank to-date. It was perfectly green, the matcha quality was phenomenal, both taste and look-wise. The texture was just right, perfectly creamy with barely any grittiness. The cream top only added to the drink, and didn't take away from the matcha flavor at all, which I feel like has happened at other places for me. I'm dreaming of this matcha latte days later, and need to go back to Kokoro No Coffee as soon as I am in town again. This was a spectacular find, and I hope this spot gets all the love it deserves! There is truly nothing like a great business ran by a great person and you can tell there's so much intention put into this concept. Highly, highly recommend and I could not sing praises more!

Got there at 9am and ordered drinks. Friendly service and delicious coffee beans. Great pop up…read morespot to support located at Aloha Cafe in little Tokyo! I could see some outdoor sitting option to wait or enjoy coffee being helpful, yet currently it is only take out with paper and plastic cups available.

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Kokoro No Coffee
Kokoro No Coffee
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Kissaten Corazon - Sunday 9 am Ethiopia Guji Washed Light Roast Smooth and fruit notes

Kissaten Corazon

4.4(124 reviews)
1.8 mi•Chinatown
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It was one of those hot days that just happened in LA. The type of heat that is not for Angelenos…read morebecause it breaks our 71 and sunny expectation that almost seems a clause we are provided with when our residence lies within the Golden State. So my plan to walk and explore LA's downtown was nixed. It neededa an extreme-heatcheck. Subsequentlly, I needed a place to chill and sip before my next scheduled thing began. I landed here, and it was cool that I did because I got a break from the heat and was expose to the chill factor of this place that kind of felt I visited my hipster bud while they were right in the middle of their modern and off-center Japanese decoration phase. This place resides within a modern shopping center. Those that have like a parking lot and around have small bussinesses. So mapquest might say one has arrived to the spot, but one must walk into the shopping plaza to find Kissaten Corazon. When I entered, first one passes a living room in a garage like situation. So basically when one enters, they enter via a garage door, and the garage area has to be passed to get to where the main coffee action takes place. The furniture in this area, is not patio furniture, by the way. It is like a coffee table with chairs that belong in like a dude's apartment, where the dude finally learned how to create a home space with furniture that he found from an eclectic collection of places. Thus, as soon as one enters one gets hit with funky-modern. We have cash, we have style, but no cohesion because cohesion does not belong to the young, only disordely mess that doubles as beautiful mixture of pieces that need a home. If one takes care to look at my pictures, of the whole experience, then one will understand that this place is a medly of concepts with a string-running along that when pulled vibrates to the twang of coffee house with Japanese and wine notes. I ordered my coffee and of course I irked the barista. So the menu (I clipped it) has a heading called tomodachi. It was my first time here and I did not know what that meant. The barista tried to explain it. And I was still confused. She was saying things but not really explaining that it was a coffee chain that supplied their coffees to this spot. So it was like having Nestle at the top of a menu and having different coffees from this supplier. I did not understand if she was talking about a machine or what cause at what point she made it sound like it might be a machine by calling it the roaster. But the roaster was the vendor. And to me a roaster can be a machine that roasts beans. Or did I stretch for the stars? It took like three of four questions to arrive at her understanding. In the process, she kind of rolled her eyes in mild exhaustion. But almost as the universe intervened, her cap said, "to be a learner, you've got to be willing to be a fool." And I was a persistent fool with my questions. But I got my appropriate answer. It is what it is. The coffeehouse had people with laptops. The next Interstellar or War and Peace might be written here. One will find others typing here, if one likes to type only when others are doing it too. There is a central picture of a cherry blossom branch behind blue. I wonder why the blue was not pink? Perhaps because my drink was pink, slightly, not like clearly. I got two drinks. The barista that I annoyed helped me pick. The first one was a strawberry drink. It tasted like a sophisticatd Nesquick that was coffee-forward. The Nesquick taste came from the strawberry flavoring. It was rich, sweet, and frankly, hit the spot that needed to be quelled by the outside heat. Easy to like, long for it because the place is not near my pad. I would need a specific trip to get this strawberry coffee and that will happen someday just don't know when. I also got a pour over drink. I cannot remember, which one it was. I did see another barista create the drink. As the pictures show, he used a non-electric pot and filter to make my coffee. The act seemed ceremonial and birth in a place closed to feudal Japan. I wonder if Shoguns drank their coffee a la pourover too? I also took a clip of different tea pots lined up. It was all so cute and spoke of tradition. Take the time to dip a bag of tea leaves into a cup being held by a doily. If not, then is one taking the time to see the world and its tea leaves? As I was there, there was a customer working hard to retrieve a 20.00 dollar refund. She was right. It was owed to her. She had called. And still they could not figure out what the problem was exactly. I wonder if the world was divided into those who would fight for their 20 bucks like this customer and the other half would be people who forget the 20 bucks, where would the percentage lie? Would people seek or forget? I would forget. I ordered two drinks and gulped one, and tasted the second to around half the way to understand this experience better not just get coffee when I needed a break.

Kissaten Corazon is kind of a hidden spot, but once you find it, you're immediately transported…read moreinto a different era. The ambience and vibe of this place is incredible, the lighting, furniture and decorations felt very intentional chosen to make you feel like you're sitting in a vintage jazz bar. The servers were having a good time bantering with each other and eventually took our order. We ordered an egg sando, strawberry sesame latte and a latte, which all came quickly. There are plenty of seating options so we grabbed a small table to the side of the piano. The strawberry sesame latte was pretty good, it was personally too sweet for me after a few sips but you can taste how good the coffee was in it. I would definitely want to come back and try their pour over or non latte drinks. The egg sando was an absolute disappointment. It looked great in photos, but the bread was dry and bland, the egg filling lacked seasoning and flavour. The egg sandos in Japanese combini are far superior than this. We had a good time overall, since the ambience is incredible and it's fun to people watch here.

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Kissaten Corazon - Interior (May 2026)

Interior (May 2026)

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Cantaloupe milk + matcha (May 2026)

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