This is our favorite place to get matcha and coffee. We arrived around 9 in the morning on a Thursday, and the line was not even bad. The parking situation is the only thing that is difficult, because street parking is not always readily available. We waited about 20 minutes in total for everything. We got the einspänner latte, matcha spänner, and breakfast sliders (bacon, because avocado was sold out). The drinks were small, but they do pack a lot of flavor. No adjustments necessary, and they had the right amount of sweetness. The sliders were very tasty, and it came in four with two sauces on the side. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There are plenty of seats available outdoors and a little space indoors.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The person taking our order and the baristas were nice and made sure we had everything as well. We will definitely be coming back. read more

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The best matcha ever ! Everyone was so kind and for how long the line was, the service was relatively quick!

Incredible Matcha in all of USA. Heard a lot of hype about community goods on social media, but honestly wasn't expecting much. However, for once the rumors were true. This place makes the best Matcha latte! Tried the regular Matcha with almond milk, which was spectacular. The Matcha Einspanner with sweet cream was also phenomenal. The sweet cream has a slight corn flavor to it, which is absolutely incredible. Highly recommend both for all matcha lovers. Depending on how much sweetness you prefer. Also,m for light bites, the pistachio toast was absolutely splendid. Also tried their famous breakfast sliders were just mediocre in my opinion. Personally, I do not like the Hawaiian rolls due to a slight sweetness in their bun which may have been reason for my lower rating when it comes to this order. Overall, a great Matcha house that I'll continue to visit time and time again. Always a line so make sure you give yourself at least 45 minutes read more

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I was excited to try this place because I had heard the matcha was good, and I agree--the quality of the matcha itself is great. Unfortunately, everything else was disappointing. The line was out the door, which I didn't mind waiting in, but the customer service was terrible. The staff was unfriendly and came across as annoyed rather than welcoming. They fill the cups almost entirely with ice and were unwilling to adjust it when asked. What really stood out was that I was waiting for my drink, which the employee was literally making right in front of me, and he looked irritated that I was standing there. He asked if I needed help, and I had to explain that I was simply waiting for the drink he was preparing. It made me feel like I was an inconvenience. Also, be aware that they don't sweeten their matcha, so if you prefer a sweeter drink, you'll need to request it (if they even offer that option). Great matcha quality, but the poor customer service and overall experience make it hard for me to return. read more

Community Goods - Cups filled with ice - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Lines and a wait but the lines move fast. prices are about the same as other shops. They have a bunch of pastries. I tried the maple hojicha matcha latte. It did give off nutty flavor almost like cacao. The matcha eispanner was also another one I tried and it was definitely the better Choice of The two it was creamy and has subtle Matcha flavors. I've had better matcha without having to wait as long. read more

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Finally got to try this place and it is indeed worth the hype!! Came by late Saturday afternoon and luckily found street parking in the residential area a block away. I can imagine it's probably always hard to find parking here. Surprisingly the line wasn't as long as I expected since I have seen some pictures where the line wraps around to the main street. Waited around 30-40 min and ordered the matcha and coffee einspanner. I liked the coffee more after the cream got mixed in because the matcha with cream tasted a bit too sweet for me. Both were delicious and would definitely come back to wait in line with friends or something to make the time go by quicker! read more

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this is basically your run of the milll coffee shop slinging breakfast sandwiches, matcha ( like everyone and their Mama) and coffee drinks.Nothing to get excited about. Arrived at 10:30 AM , waited roughly 35 /minutes till we placed the order. They use Kings Hawaiian bread for the sandwich I had and they source out their pastries. Very straight forward breakfast stuff you're getting everywhere else. Amazing what a celebrity citing can do for your business and catapult ( such as this place). The sauces both pictured ( the green ) would go perfectly with a Filet O' Fish... and the (orange)) has a little kick.The service was straight forward breakfast stuff, it's really cramped inside ( super /small) with a few tables surrounding the property. Absolutely nothing to " BRAG" about here. read more

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Hands down worth the hype. I came here on a Wednesday morning around 9:30am, and the line was already pretty long. I waited for about 20-25 minutes, and honestly their matcha was worth the wait. Super creamy and tasted like high quality matcha. read more

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She's a little overhyped, but still serves up a very yummy matcha that's worth at least one visit if you're in LA! Go on a weekday so the wait is a bit more bearable (I waited about 30-40 minutes on a weekday midday). The matcha latte with a cream top was rich and sweet - I loved it, but I had a few friends that thought it was too much. More of a sweet treat drink than a sophisticated matcha, but I'm not complaining. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Inside there isn't any seating, and the line does wrap around one time indoors.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] They're quite busy but do get the drinks out pretty quick! Food options were sold out by the time I got there around noon. Community goods is an LA essential for a reason, it was fun to visit and if I'm around it I'd stop by again! read more

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After finding out the Pacific Design Center kiosk didn't serve food, we made our way to the original Community Goods. We got there early on a Saturday morning, so street parking wasn't too difficult, but there was already a pretty long line. Thankfully, it moved steadily--we waited about 45 minutes. We came for the famous bacon sliders, and they definitely lived up to the hype. Delicious! Overall, it was a great breakfast, though I'm not sure I'd go out of my way to wait in line again unless I happened to be in the area bright and early. read more

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So silly me, I got in line before breakfast was over but the line was so long that I couldn't get breakfast anymore because I didn't get to the counter in time. I think Community Goods is one of the most overhyped places by far. I'm not saying the matcha wasn't good, but it's like....1.5 hours forrrr? Not hating just saying. I also got the toast with passionfruit butter or something of the sort, wasn't bad but again, not worth 1.5 hours. read more

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HANDS DOWN THE BEST MATCHA EVER!! If you're a matcha lover, this place is a must-visit! The matcha was smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced--not too bitter or overly sweet. You can really taste the quality, and every sip was fresh and flavorful. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The drinks were beautifully made, and the atmosphere made it even more enjoyable.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The service is friendly and welcoming as well! They're super fast when making drinks. I'll definitely be coming back whenever I'm craving a good matcha! read more

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Tried the breakfast sliders and latte. Really good food to try out due to the hype. Line gets long so line up early. The location does give it a modern hole in the wall vibe. read more

Community Goods - Latte and breakfast sliders - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Best unemployment activity in LA!! The lines are unreal, but I understand the hype. I only come here exactly at opening time and the wait is about 15-20 minutes. Personally, Community Goods isn't worth more than a 40 minute wait, so I'll never come mid-day. Love the Matcha Einspanner since it's already sweetened, but if you get a different matcha latte it doesn't default with sweetener. You can choose for your drink to be sweetened with maple syrup, vanilla, or honey. I like the vanilla syrup. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside is cramped and it's all standing room.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is some seating outside, but it'll likely be taken.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Overall: The wait isn't too bad if you come *super* early and you're waiting in line with a friend :) The drinks are really good, so I'd say try it at least once if you're able to come early. Line/Wait: - Came on a Saturday and joined the line around 7:45 am (opens at 8). The line was out the door, but thankfully didn't turn the corner yet! By the time we got our drinks and stepped out, it was 8:35 am--so about 50 min total. - The line was SO long when we left (around 9 am) and packed *tight* with people waiting. IMO we probably would've just left if the line was that dense when we came. Parking: - It's generally difficult to find parking in the area, but we were able to find street parking along Melrose when we arrived (early morning). The parking meter was 1.50/hour, 2 hrs max. 8a-8p from Mon-Sat, 11a-8p on Sundays. Seating: - [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's limited seating in the back, and the little walkway to the left leading to it. Not a lot of spaces to sit, but the surrounding greenery is pretty to look at while you drink.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Drinks: - Matcha Einspanner: I prefer my matcha unsweetened and am a bit wary of sweet matcha, but I didn't mind the sweetness of this one at all! It goes well with the matcha and doesn't just feel like a simple syrup thrown into the drink. The creaminess and sweetness is tempered with the sea salt on top, and it comes together with the matcha to make a surprisingly yummy drink. I recommend mixing the drink after your initial sips. :) - Einspanner (w Espresso): Tried my partner's drink, and it was just as delicious! The espresso itself was really smooth, and balanced the sweet cream nicely-- it tasted sweet and creamy without tasting completely like a coffee ice cream. REALLY good! Also recommend mixing this one after you take your initial sips. read more

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I don't get the hype with this place. I've seen it on YouTube vlogs and TikTok several times so when I was in the area on a Thursday morning I drove by and there was no line. I got the sliders with bacon and an iced matcha with maple syrup. The matcha was really good but the sliders were very mid. They were ready 30 seconds after I ordered, the egg was a weird texture, the bacon was fatty and I thought they had too much cheese. The best part of the sliders was the two sauces it came with. It is not worth waiting in a long line! read more

Community Goods - Sliders - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Community Goods is unfortunately/fortunately worth the wait for their matcha einspanners. The matcha is slightly earthy, but the pleasantly salty cream foam is the real standout and what keeps me coming back. It seems like the salted foam is delivered to the store. There always seems to be a line, but their staff works very efficiently. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Only a couple benches inside to sit while waiting in line.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We finally tried the hyped-up sliders, but they were disappointing. The texture felt very one-note...soft, untoasted Hawaiian buns, thick fluffy egg, and even more so with the avocado we added. Flavor-wise, they were plain and unimpressive. The bacon add-on helped by adding some crispy, smoky texture. The sweet-and-sour sauce brought a bit more dimension, while the tangy mayo wasn't particularly memorable. Since Community Goods is on Melrose and close to a lot of LA hotspots, I often find myself stopping by when I'm in the area. Great matcha but the sliders aren't worth it. read more

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Let's be real, this is the most LA place to line up for. Came on a weekday morning and the line was about 25 minutes. Food: The egg sliders were tasty and a bit sweet. Nothing complex about it. Drink: the Matcha was good but not worth waiting in line for. Overall, what can I say that someone else hasn't already said about this place? It's good, so try it at least once and see if you're willing to wait on a line again. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Side note: when leaving, someone drove by, rolled down their window and yelled "go get jobs" to everyone waiting in line. The whole crowed laughed and I was just stuffing my face with food. P.S. I had the day off from work. Cheers[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. read more

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The line is always ridiculous which we all know. You must come latest at 11 if you wanna get the sliders. Nothing less, the wait is worth it, they serve one of my most favorite matchas in LA and the sliders really hit! Always super fresh and juicy - the egg is perfect with pairing of the rest. Their coffee is always amazing as well. Tried the pistachio toast and expected something else but it wasn't bad. read more

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I took two stars off because the wait makes it not worth it but the overnight oats and iced hojicha einspanner does. I waited an hour for everything. The line was full of restless people and It was overwhelming. It was hot outside. It's pricey also. But my food was delicious. I recommend but beware you need to make it an event instead of a stop. The staff was friendly despite the amount of people. Waiting in line at community goods is the equivalent of dining at a restaurant start to finish. That includes finding somewhere to park. So if you have a day off work and have time to kill but also want to get hard earned coffee come here It's pretty good but make your wait worth it and get the oats. read more

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very yum, but I hate waiting in line, so choose wisely! pro tip: get there before 7:30 and the line is very manageable Hot take: the matcha einspanner is not for me, but that's purely a personal taste thing. Their coffee is solid though -- the cafe con leche is my personal fave. My mom loved the regular matcha latte and matcha americano! The sliders also really hit, nothing mind blowing but definitely good. Cute spot if you're in the area, just don't sleep in read more

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Tooooo long of a wait but it's my fault to try going on 7/4 worth it to try but I wanted a deeper matcha taste! The sliders were so yummy but pretty small. I would love to go again when the line isn't too long! read more

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3.5 stars, rounded up to 4 stars. I was part of that hive group who thought there wouldn't be a line here during Coachella. My friend and I arrived at 8:45am on a Saturday and there line wrapped around the block. Street parking was easy enough across thw street with a paid meter. We waited in line for almost 2 hours. The interior of the store is very cramped. Interestingly enough, they have random goods for sale like pimple patches and chili. Its hard to browse though while lining. When we got to the front, I got distracted with their pastry display. We ordered a ham and cheese danish, breakfast sliders, a matcha latte, a vanilla bean latte, and an einspanner latte. Then we shuffled to the side to wait. The wait wasn't too long but it was awkward to wait and be blocking the pick up counter lol. The sliders are pretty tasty but definitely not worth the price at all. The sauce it comes with is pretty good, sweet and spicy. The ham and cheese danish was pretty standard. I heard a girl say their matcha changed her life but sadly it did not change mine. It was very milky. The vanilla bean latte and einspanner were also just okay. Would I come back? Nah. Not worth the wait and in the competitive coffee shop era in LA, there are just so many out there that are just as good and without the wait and hefty price tag. read more

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If you've ever heard of this place, then you also know that there's always a very long line for getting matcha here. I, personally, am not really a big matcha person so I was skeptical on how good it could really be BUT yes, it is THAT good. I first had Community Goods and their matcha at Eeeeeatscon as a vendor, and thought it was good there so I wanted to see how the brick & mortar location stacked up to it. I arrived at around 2:30pm-3pm on a Saturday and sure enough, there was a long queue out the door the stretched to the intersection on Melrose. I didn't think the wait was too bad; it was about 30-40 mins. to order. But also, it only took about 3-5 mins. after ordering to receive my drink, a Matcha Einspanner, which is essentially a matcha latte with an added thick, whipped cream. As I mentioned earlier, I am not an aficionado of matcha (I'm not a big fan of earthy, grassy flavors) so I prefer a sweeter, milkier version of any matcha drink I have and Community Goods really hit the mark with this one. Pleasant and not overwhelming matcha taste with the sweet, luscious cream and a pinch of salt for a bit of extra delight. Definitely my favorite matcha drink I would get over and over again in my rotation! It's a small, cozy interior with no seating for consumption of your drinks and food, but outside the building, you can find a few tables and benches to enjoy your drinks! Line does get shorter from around 4pm so if you want to wait a little less, I would recommend arriving around that time! I definitely want to come back earlier in the day to try their Breakfast Sliders! read more

Community Goods - Matcha Einspanner - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

OVERALL : This place has become THE spot for matcha in LA, and I can see why the lines are always long! They have a fairly simple menu with coffee / matcha / hojicha and some foods served during limited hours. Despite the long lines, things move pretty quickly and the drinks came out quick after ordering. Service was fast and friendly despite the line. I waiting maybe 30ish mins? No seating inside, but they have outdoor seating on the side! More of a grab and go place though. They use Rocky's Matcha and that's what most come here for! PARKING : Located in LA, so street parking as usual for this area! We're usually able to find a spot in some of the side streets later into the day on weekends, but sometimes I also park further and walk up and down the shops, stopping by here for drinks. FOOD/DRINKS : Matcha Einspanner - The cream on top was lightly sweet and paired well with the matcha. They had a matcha shaker jar if you wanted to top off with more matcha powder, but it already came with some sprinked on top of the foam. The matcha itself was smooth -- not too earthy or bitter. Perfect sweetness. Yum! Matcha Latte - I added maple syrup for an extra cost and kept the drink as whole milk by default. Well balanced cup of matcha -- not too milky and a smooth matcha taste. Maple syrup didn't overpower the drink read more

Community Goods - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I have yet to find matcha that tops community goods...i had my doubts at first but this is now the only matcha that i will wait in a long line for. the matcha einspanner is perfection and so consistently good everytime. the cream top, matcha flavor, and milk mesh so well together (unlike many matcha einspanners i've tried) and the sprinkle of salt and matcha powder on the top really ties it all together. the sweetness level is also perfect. i would also recommed giving the hojicha einspanner a shot!! it was a little sweeter than the matcha einspanner but so delicious. parking is also pretty easy; there is plenty of street parking in the adjacent neighborhood. just expect there to be a decently long line every time you go, especially if its on the weekend. read more

Community Goods - matcha einspanners - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

this is definitely not worth the wait but at least the coffee was good. the breakfast rolls were just a typical Hawaiian bread & eggs inside of it but I can definitely say the sauces that came with it was amazing. The 45 minute wait was not worth it in the end. read more

Community Goods - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I happened to be in the area for work so I decided to finally stop by and see what the hype was. There's street parking and I didn't have trouble but it was also a Wednesday early afternoon so I don't know how it is during peak times. Wait wasn't too bad since it was a prob an off time, maybe 15 min? I got the matcha einspanner which I think is off menu and it was good. But not spectacular and I'm still struggling to understand the hype. I hear the sliders are good but only fresh and I had already eaten lunch. There are so many good matcha spots closer to me so I don't see myself coming back here. Don't get me it's good but not life changing and I def think it's way overhyped. Come here if it's convenient for you but to me I wouldn't wait more than 10 min in line for this. read more

Community Goods - Matcha einspanner - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

My bestie and I wanted to try a new spot and arrived here Tuesday morning. There was already a long line so we thought it must be good. It was about a 45 minute wait once we reached the front to order. It's a tiny place inside and there are some tables outside on the side to sit at if you're lucky to snag one. We got the matcha einspanner as that's what's most popular along with the breakfast sliders with bacon. I cannot fathom why anyone would wait in such a long line and not order food. To each their own I suppose. The matcha drink was okay. It was good after it's well mixed, but not good enough to wait that long for. The sliders were definitely tasty and I loved whatever the green sauce it came with. All in all, it's a place to know I've tried but not one I'd come back to. read more

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Yes. Believe the hype. They are THAT good. I dream of their Einspänner matcha latte often. I was also told only one of their locations serves the sliders breakfast sliders and is a must try.. So I will need to head back and sampo those as well. Brace yourself because lines can get long - like down the block long, but overall moves pretty quickly. There is no online ordering/pre-ordering. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The Cafe is a small space, this is not a spot where you can dine in and hang out at.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] You get your order and go as the café is filled with ppl in line. Street parking available but you might have to search for a spot, weekends are always tricky. The staff is always kind and helpful. read more

Community Goods - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I've been here twice and both experiences were great. Yes, the lines are long (I waited 1.5 hours on Coachella Sunday morning) but the food and drinks are delicious. Their matcha Einspanner hits the spot. It's not a place I'd go out of my way for, but if you've never gone I recommend going once just so you can say you've been. read more

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The line is almost always out the door, so expect a wait! Thought the matcha was pretty solid but not sure if it's worth an hour wait. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space is pretty small inside but it's cute![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

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Worth waking up early for! When you get here, here's what you're gonna do. Be in line by 10 AM or earlier with a friend. It'll probably take an hour, but it's worth it! Order an Einspinner, either Matcha or coffee, Then, you guys are gonna share the pistachio toast and the breakfast sandwich. Add bacon and/ or avocado. It's worth the hype! Hailey Bieber wasn't kidding. read more

I'd long wanted to try this hyped coffee shop. We came here on the Monday of Memorial Day and arrived at 7:40 am. We were hoping there wouldn't be a line, but of course there was. The line wasn't too bad though. We waited in it about 25 minutes, and got our food and drinks within 10 minutes after ordering. [[HIGHLIGHT]]There is a very small amount of outdoor seating right outside.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The inside of Community Goods is pleasant but can feel a little chaotic navigating, as people are standing all over.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Staff were nice but brisk. We received our drinks and food within 10 minutes. I got the matcha einspanner (not listed on the menu), my husband got a flat white, and we shared a slider. The matcha was excellent. The matcha was strong and the cream top was sweet but not overly so. I don't have any complaints about it but I would caveat that I would not wait in line for over 20 minutes if I was just getting a drink here. There are other places in Ktown where the matcha is just as good and the lines aren't as long. The breakfast sliders here were excellent. I don't eat breakfast food much, but I would consider coming back another time for these sliders. The standard is with scrambled eggs and cheese, but there are options to add on avocado and bacon. We added on avocado. They came with two sauces, one of which was very spicy and a little sweet. This sauce paired excellently with the slider. This is definitely a place worth trying at least once, but I don't think I'll come back unless the hype dies down. read more

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Community Goods is probably one of the most overhyped spots in LA... but that doesn't change the fact that if you live here (or you're visiting), it's absolutely worth experiencing at least once. The matcha latte is a must. Their breakfast sliders are incredibly fluffy, fresh, and light--I always add both avocado and bacon, and it's the perfect combo. But the real star for me? The pistachio spread toast. It might honestly be my favorite thing on the menu, even more than the sliders or the matcha. Now for the reality check: be prepared to wait. Anywhere from 30-50 minutes is pretty normal, and if you show up later in the day, there's a good chance they'll already be sold out some of the items. I got there before they opened at 8 a.m., and the line was already around the corner. LA people are professional line waiters lol. The one upside is that it's far enough east that you don't get the full 405 west crowd bcz its "too east 405" to show up... so there's that. ;))) [[HIGHLIGHT]]A couple of downsides: there's no indoor seating, and the inside has a pretty strong greasy kitchen smell.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Don't be surprised if your clothes smell like the restaurant after you leave.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Even with all that, this is still an easy 5-star spot for me. Great food, excellent matcha, and a pistachio toast I'll happily wait in line again with the LA unemployed crowd that stresses out that they can't make it to their pilates class bcz of the long line... :)) read more

Community Goods - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Best knows for Justin and Hailey Bieber frequenting, community goods did not disappoint. So here's the take: Line: long but went fairly quick. This will not be your in and out experience. Although once you order they are fast. Matcha: Yummy but on the sweeter side. I like my matcha more earthy, but maybe I have to order differently next time. Latte and cappuccino : Rave reviews! Sandwiches: we got tuna and a pistachio toast and both were fresh, and amazing! There's no sitting room so it's definitely order and go. But the tiny shop is cleanly, airy, and cute! Def must try...especially if the line is short. read more

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It's good, but I personally would not come again. Interior was comfy, sliders were ready ~10 min after we ordered. Workers were friendly! Waited an hour for: - Matcha latte - yum! - Breakfast sliders - I fear I make this better myself, with much more flavor. I didn't enjoy the sweet sauce on it, and overall it was underwhelming. The eggs were cooked nicely though. - banana bread - average, get it toasted! the butter was interesting. passion fruit? read more

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Came here on a Friday afternoon and there was a line out the door. We waited about 45 minutes to get in. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The cafe is really small inside but they do have some seats outside along the side and back of the building.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The menu is also pretty small. The most popular item seems to be their matcha einspanner. Since the line was so long I decided to try both the matcha and hojicha einspanner. The hojicha einspanner has a really strong hojicha flavor that can be a bit overwhelming. My friend and bf didn't like it but I thought it was okay. As for the matcha einspanner, we all enjoyed it. It had a good amount of sweetness and creaminess. My bf got the matcha latte which wasn't sweet at all even though he added honey so he wasn't a fan of that drink. Overall, pretty solid matcha spot if you enjoy a standard matcha latte with a cream top. Not sure if it's worth the wait and drive to central LA though. read more

Community Goods - Matcha einspanner - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Experience (3.5/5 stars): *Drink: matcha einspanner tased better after it was mixed, loved how it was Rocky's matcha *Food: sliders were okay, nothing special *Price: ~$8 for the drink Overall, this place was good but not worth the long wait. read more

Community Goods - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Since it's Justin Bieber's fave coffee place, we drove close to an hour and another hour in line. We wanna know the hype. * Matcha Einspanner - good quality matcha, cream top not overly sweet, just perfect mix with the matcha. My friend who doesn't like matcha at all loved it. * Einspanner Latte - can taste the coffee, not too bitter and not too sweet. The cream was just perfect too add milky-ness to a non coffee drinker like me. 4 stars for me because these drinks were not too special for the drive and wait. I feel like I can buy the same exact einspanner nearby! Street parking can be difficult, situated near a neighborhood. Just got lucky to get one just right in front. ** [[HIGHLIGHT]]There's seatings at the back and the vibes felt like you're in Japan.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] People are raving about the breakfast sliders. Was sold out when we went. I'm willing to go back for it and try other drinks. read more