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    Cloverleaf Coffee & Bakery

    4.0 (629 reviews)
    InexpensiveDesserts, Bakeries, Cafes
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    Casual
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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids

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    Vietnamese coffee, coconut raisin and pineapple bun
    Stacy S.

    Yummy! Yummy! Yum! My first time and I'm in awe. Everything looks delicious, I wanted to try them all. The Lady was so patient and kind, i didn't feel rushed as I admired every pastry. I love that they warm the pastry's, so every bite was buttery, soft and warm. I got the pineapple bun, coconut raisin, and their Vietnamese coffee. Even their coffee was delicious. I savored every bit and I'll definitely be back for more. They have a cute courtyard and a few tables, so it'll be a good place to start the morning.

    Tarita T.

    This is one of my favorite coffee shops to go to in the SGV. I love that they have a lot of ube treats as well as drinks. I love to get their ube latte hot. It always looks pretty and taste delicious. One of my fave treats to get is their ube twist. However, I did have their hot dog and cheese flower bread and it was delicious as well. They also have a banana latte and my friend loved it! Staff did say that the banana latte is a popular flavor. This place is great! They have indoor and outdoor seating. Plus the interior looks so cool inside. Overall, this place is definitely a true hidden gem if you have not been here.

    This bread??? 10/10 so fluffy & satisfying
    Cassie C.

    Came in with a friend who'd been before and so glad she showed me this spot! An Asian owned cafe that sold some classic pastries and a SLEW of drinks! They had a ridiculously vast menu for a cafe, it made it hard to pick. What I gauged is: whatever you order you won't be disappointed.

    Leslie S.

    Very casual bakery for your sweet tooth needs. I loved their pandan and ube crumble cookies. Was excited to find these in the area because I don't see much Filipino treats in this part of the SGV. I would love to come back and try more! The twisted breads were also delicious, buttery and soft. And the prices arent too bad either!

    Soy Thai Iced Tea & Vanilla Covered Chocolate Cake Pop

    My late afternoon pick me up on Wednesday! I got a soy Thai iced tea and this new addition, vanilla covered chocolate cake pop - loved it because it was not too sweet! Thanks Tek for my perfectly sweet drink & Amy for recommending that I try the cake pop!

    Interior
    Ian A.

    I had a good experience at Cloverleaf Coffee (Temple City). I ordered the Vietnamese Iced Coffee ($5.75 - Large - 20oz). I felt awake after sipping. It's silky, chill coffee. Its aftertaste is reminiscent of rich, dark chocolate. I arrived at Cloverleaf Coffee (Temple City) on Wednesday (around 11:40AM). Parking is straightforward. I quickly found a spot in the tiny private parking lot; there's about 12 spots. If full, the nearby neighborhood had street parking. Staff is very friendly and kindly; however, they're short staffed. This location is popular, and it's common to be waiting listlessly as Staff focuses on other orders. Still, Staff is professional and dedicated. My drink took six minutes and 26 seconds. As mentioned, I appreciated the Vietnamese Iced Coffee ($5.75 - Large - 20oz). The familiar flavor of fresh coffee is present, and it's a tasty, smooth coffee. The price is also very competitive for its hefty size. This coffee is crisp & fresh with an enduring caffeine. Regarding ambiance, Cloverleaf Coffee (Temple City) is a good study/work spot. The long counter contains six embedded electrical outlets in its underside. There's also customer internet with password; customers must speak to staff for internet details. In addition, there's a gender neutral restroom. Surprisingly, this location is also family friendly with its high chair for kids. However, the location can sometimes get loud from the clanking and grinding of the kitchen's machines by the counter. The music is also extremely soft. Fortunately, the place has a good amount of seating. There's about four indoor tables, one indoor counter, and six outside patio tables. The location is also well-ventilated. The location also feels relatively clean, but the area feels aged and worn down. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Cloverleaf Coffee (Temple City). There's quality and talent packed within. If nearby, this is an easy recommendation. 4.8 out of 5

    Ube latte and Lavender iced latte
    Vanessa Rosa R.

    The vibe is sweet local coffee shop with a wonderful assortment of drinks and baked goods! I got the Ube latte with oat milk and it was perfectly sweet balanced with the espresso. My boo got a lavender latte with almond and it was perfect floral creamy! Service was fast and sweet.

    11/14/25 Ube latte (left) & oat milk latte (right)
    Jennifer W.

    11/14/25 This cute coffee & bakery shop is serving up great coffee & pastries, with efficient service. This was literally minutes from where we're staying & glad we tried it. The usual for Hubby, hot oat milk latte & I ordered an ube latte (hot). The machine they use is La Marzocco so it was a fairly safe bet that they take pride in their crafted drinks that it would be more than decent. Yes it was!!! I was eyeing the basque cheesecake & I think I'd wanna get it at another visit. Thankfully, this business is on a corner & it has its own dedicated parking. It's quiet, good for studying or getting work done. There's indoor & outdoor patio (covered) seating, about a dozen or so patrons at each. You may pre order your Thanksgiving pies now. I really gotta try that basque cheesecake!

    loaded breakfast
    Allan S.

    cloverleaf has definitely expanded their menu since the first time i've been here! from their cookies to now their sandwiches.. delish!! tri-tip sandwich is so fresh.. the bread was so perfect as well. so yum! and the loaves breakfast bagel, so good! the hash brown so yum.

    Jenny K.

    One of the most hidden gems in the 626, located across from Ralph's in Temple City. The business has been around for 15 years and their products do be selling out fast. Meaning it's good! I got some pastries to try and a few drinks. The spam and egg croissants were really good. Flakey and not too buttery which is good to indulge on an empty stomach in the morning. Spam and furikake egg pairs well with it. Not too salty! For the drinks, I got a blueberry matcha and brown sugar coffee. Since I'm not a coffee drinker, my friend said it's pretty good! My matcha was okay. It may have been because I asked for 50% sweetness so I couldn't taste the blueberry as much. Service wise was amazing! I believed I might have talked to the owner. Friendly smiles all around. Cozy shop and it seem they have a lot of breakfast items as well. Hope they continue to be around for a bit because it's very close to my house. Will be back to try it again!

    Ube Twist was yummy
    Christy C.

    Very delicious mom and pop coffee spot! Love that they open super early at 6:30am and don't close until 5 BUT they're closed on Mondays Parking was very easy since they have their own parking lot and there is street parking available! Menu has a lot of variety of coffee, matcha, teas, smoothies, and pastries! Pricing is a little difficult to see since it's on a chalkboard and the words are quite small. Pricing for drinks was pretty reasonable ($5+),most pastries were $3+, and sandwiches were $10.49. There are milk substitutions for extra $0.60. Service was decent. Not welcoming at first when I entered at 7am but the staff acknowledged me 5 minutes after I was there to ask if I was ready to take my order. Asked him what their popular drinks were and he recommended the iced sea salt caramel latte and matcha drinks. Inside was quite small but there are a few chairs and tables, as well as outdoor seating. The Iced Salt Caramel Latte ($5.45) - requested less ice/ half sweet w/ oat milk and it was pretty creamy and not too sweet. It reminded me of a caramel macchiato from Starbucks but this tasted less sweet and was creamier. This was 8/10 Ube Twist ($3.25) was very delicious! It was very soft and fresh! It wasn't too sweet and had a lot of ube inside! Shangri-La Sandwich ($10.49) consisted of chicken breast, orange glaze, pepper jack cheese, arugula, and tomato. It was very fresh and tasty! The chicken was a little dry but the greens were very fresh. It'd have been better if the chicken was more flavorful. This was 7/10 Would recommend and return

    Egg bread
    Ellebelle B.

    The drinks selection and the pastries were delicious! Had been wanting to check out this place for a while and really glad we did! The egg bread, a butter croissant & a panda cookie!

    matcha swirl
    Amanda T.

    Stopped by here for a coffee after 6:30 AM on a Friday, thinking it was open since their hours stated so. It wasn't open and I did see a few people waiting in the parking lot, but we weren't sure when it would be opened so we left. Luckily, the staff did come to the bakery closer to 7AM, and we were able to turn back. We got their matcha swirl and ube mochi croissant. Both were okay, nothing special. The matcha swirl didn't have much matcha flavor and the bread was okay. The ube mochi croissant was better, it was a bit crispy and chewy. The ube flavor was also there, so I definitely recommend trying this one. Overall, I had an okay experience here. There's a small parking lot outside of the bakery, and there's some indoor seating inside the bakery.

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    There is patio seating and the cafe is dog friendly. The Three Amigos sandwich is very good.

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    Come here weekly for their bread selection. Their Hong Kong milk tea and matcha are my go to ice drinks.

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    Yes, I saw a few people bringing their dog in the patio

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    Coffee omakase for a society obsessed with $8 lattes and cold brew, hear me out…read more Ahma opens as an invitation to experience the utilitarian drink as something slower and more intentional, challenging the palate while expanding your understanding of how coffee without the blanket of cream or milk could actually taste. Josh and Mei create the coziest intimate space in their San Gabriel home. Like stepping into your best friend's place who happens to work in fine dining and be a coffee expert. There are different Seasons to Ahma and for this particular one, Taiwan is the Muse and coffee is its medium. My limited discernment between good coffee and bad coffee is acidity--sour and bitter, bleh. Or watered down. I don't douse my coffee with milk (anymore) because of lactose intolerance. But here, Coffee can be strong and bold, or brewed to possess properties that taste more like tea. And decaf (!) could have notes of whiskey without any of its alcohol. Particular care has been given to serve your cold brew in a frozen glass, or hot pour over in a warm pink cup. Josh has all the latest gadgets if you are into the coffee scene. But even if you're not, observing him brew you an espresso is an act of joy, not the beleaguered coffee pot in the workplace break room, but sharing in something worth its time and precision and experience. But because this is coffee, there is also something interesting to pair with it. A blooming osmanthus jelly, translucent and floral and fragrant. A delightfully nutty and buttery biscuit, its recipe took five years to perfect, with pineapple wintermelon jelly and delicate egg yolk shavings. A fried popcorn chicken cutlet with Thai basil pesto sandwich with just the right amount of crunch. The total amount of caffeine came in just about 2 cups of coffee, and I left pretty satisfied, but this being San Gabriel, grabbed some dim sum to go afterwards. The experience was 2.5 hours, and there were a total of 4 guests served at a time. The menu changes periodically and they will return in October if you want to try the next Season.

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