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overall: If I'm in the area, I'll be back to try their other drinks and salt breads drinks: we got the signature latte and signature matcha. their coffee was pretty good but I felt their matcha could've been stronger. food: we got the blueberry salt bread and strawberry salt bread. both were pretty good and not too heavy but the blueberry was much saltier than the strawberry. service: the staff were super friendly and the drinks came out pretty quickly. couple of tables inside and outside. it's not too loud even though the cafe is inside a mall. parking: free 2 hour parking in the parking structure off of Oxford.
I really enjoyed the matcha here. It was light and creamy which was nice. I got the banana cream top and could really taste the banana flavor. The salt bread was pretty good too. I like the fluffiness of the cream with the bread. It was a little hard for me to find the entrance was at first but after I got in the building, it was easy to find. Definitely recommend!
First time at this location. It was a bit of a maze to get to because I saw little signage until I got to the actual floor. Basically, just look for the grocery store and it's right across. You do have to take an elevator up. There is a parking structure and it's free up to 2 hours I believe. Despite it's small location there was plenty of seating both inside the store front and right outside (to people watch people coming and going from the grocery store). I saw a lot of people with their dogs just taking a seat and enjoying a coffee drink. They have a beautiful display of all their breads and pastries. They had an anniversary promo going so that's what I opted for. A matcha or latte and a salt bread for $6. I got a matcha latte with a banana cream for (+$1) and a regular salt bread. They warmed up the bread for me and I ate that bread so fast. It's a small bread but even so, I forgot anything else existed and I just indulged. Took no photos, heard no outside noise, and it was just me and the bread. So delicious. My matcha was ready pretty quickly and that was also enjoyable. The service was extremely friendly and welcoming, answering all the questions. I enjoyed my matcha there and the noise level was always low, no matter how many people came and went. So it's a nice place to just relax or recharge.
The staff! They are wonderful, funny, sweet, honest, welcoming! Can't say enough about how lovely the staff is and how clean and tidy the space is. I ate a fantastic egg tart, and I tasted the delicious and delicate milk bread. I've tried many egg tarts because it's one of my mom's favorite things. This one was extraordinary - flaky crust and satisfying, tasty custard. My iced matcha latte with oat milk and banana foam was strong and beautiful. They put a cute little banana chip on top which I ate immediately. Definitely will return. [Free, covered parking at the Zion Market!]
Yummy food and good service. I appreciate the ambiance and free parking available due to the location being in the same place as Zion market. The coffee is really good and the bread is super fresh. I would definitely come again if in the area.
Concerto Coffee is such a hidden gem tucked inside Zion Market. The café has a peaceful atmosphere that feels like a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of LA. I ordered the tiramisu latte, blueberry matcha, and pistachio latte with dream foam, and every drink was flavorful and well made. We also tried their signature salt bread, the egg tart, and the masala toast, which brought back memories of Hawaii. If you're looking for a cozy coffee shop with delicious drinks, fresh pastries, and a relaxing vibe, this is definitely a spot worth visiting. I'll definitely be back!
Stopped by this small little coffee shop while shopping in the same building - the coffee and salt bread were overall just okay... The signature latte was very milky and I could not discern the flavor of their famous Kona coffee. The salt bread was cold and did not have a crispy bottom that I was hoping for. Service was friendly.
-Parking: Free 2-hour parking is available in the Zion Market parking structure. Enter from Oxford Street. I've been to the Concerto Bakery in City Market and the original Concerto Restaurant before it closed, but this was my first time visiting this location. I stopped by because they were running a promotion through August 6: a signature latte or matcha with a salt bread for just $6 (no tax). My friend and I ordered one signature latte and one matcha, and both drinks came out in about 5 minutes. There are a handful of seats inside, along with a few tables right outside if you want to enjoy your drink there. The matcha was surprisingly good. Personally, I'd still rank Rok and Stagger above Concerto for matcha, but I'd say Concerto serves one of the better matchas in Koreatown compared to most other cafés I've tried. The real star, though, is the salt bread (pro tip: ask for it toasted - or toast it for 3 mins in the air fryer before eating). I've tried salt bread from over 10 bakeries across Koreatown and Little Tokyo, and Concerto is still my favorite. I haven't had the chance to try the famous Ordis salt bread yet, but among the places I've been, this one stands out for its buttery flavor, crisp exterior, and soft, fluffy interior. Of course, if you've had salt bread in Korea--places like Jayeondo or bakeries around Jongno--you'll find even more exceptional versions there. Service (10/10): Both the cashier and barista were incredibly friendly. They even let my friend charge her phone after it died, which was a thoughtful gesture that really stood out. Overall: If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend stopping by--especially while the $6 drink + salt bread promotion is still available. It's one of the best café deals in Koreatown, and I'd happily come back for the salt bread alone.
1. The matcha latte was well-crafted! I like the option of it being non-sweet! 2. The spot has cute casual vibes! The interior is nicely arranged! 3. The staff was friendly and timely with my order! It was ready after 5 mins! 4. There is only indoor seatings! There are few tables! 5. Garage parking and street parking! Note: There is a shared restrooms area on other side of the market! Photo: Mulberry Matcha Latte
Delicious lattes! Fast and friendly service Came for the 1 year anniversary promo sig latte with salted bread Highly recommend And they have a banana latte! I'll be back!
First Impression Concierto Coffee is a small, cute coffee shop that's well organized and welcoming. I originally thought it was the same café as another location with a similar name, but they're separate spots with similar drink offerings. Space and Seating The shop itself is on the smaller side, with seating only outside...two small tables right in front of the entrance. It's simple, cozy, and works well for a quick stop rather than lingering inside. Drinks and Food I ordered the cookie banana latte from their extended Santa menu, which was a limited edition. I enjoyed it, and the drink was made quickly. My sister tried the pistachio latte but didn't love it. We also ordered a plain bread for my 2 year old nephew, and he liked it. Pricing and Specials Prices felt reasonable for a coffee shop. The cashier mentioned a deal where you can get a drink and a bread for about $9, which we didn't realize at the time since we ordered separately but good to know for next time. Service and Extras The staff was very friendly, and service was fast. There's also a self serve water station with room temperature water, which was a nice touch. Location and Parking The café is located near Zion Market. Parking is shared, free, and easy. When we visited, the shop was empty, which made the experience calm and relaxed.
This is a modern cute little spot inside Zion Market. Service was great and they have a loyalty card system. There's not too many seats there it is pretty small. I got a holiday special Banana cookie latte and it was absolutely scrumptious. It wasn't too sweet and I could taste the banana chunks which I liked. I also got the Mentaiko salt bread and that was SOOOO delicious. Perfectly flavored and the bread was soft and fluffy. I will definitely be back to try more of their salt breads. I saw they had a corn one I will be trying next time.
Concerto Coffee is a hidden gem just across the street from the long queues outside of Domo and Out of Ordi. No lines here and just as delicious. We ordered - Garlic Cheese Bread - Corn Cream Salt Bread - Corn Egg Tart * - Egg Tart I love all the incorporations of corn, especially in the egg tart! Although I didn't order, all of the teas and coffee looked really great.
25 days ago
Honestly, Concerto's matcha is so good It's smooth, has a really nice flavor, and isn't crazy sweet like some other places. The vibe is also really nice and chill. Definitely coming back for the matcha again, 10/10 read more
21 days ago
overall: If I'm in the area, I'll be back to try their other drinks and salt breads drinks: we got the signature latte and signature matcha. their coffee was pretty good but I felt their matcha could've been stronger. food: we got the blueberry salt bread and strawberry salt bread. both were pretty good and not too heavy but the blueberry was much saltier than the strawberry. service: the staff were super friendly and the drinks came out pretty quickly. couple of tables inside and outside. it's not too loud even though the cafe is inside a mall. parking: free 2 hour parking in the parking structure off of Oxford. read more
I really enjoyed the matcha here. It was light and creamy which was nice. I got the banana cream top and could really taste the banana flavor. The salt bread was pretty good too. I like the fluffiness of the cream with the bread. It was a little hard for me to find the entrance was at first but after I got in the building, it was easy to find. Definitely recommend! read more
13 days ago
First time at this location. It was a bit of a maze to get to because I saw little signage until I got to the actual floor. Basically, just look for the grocery store and it's right across. You do have to take an elevator up. There is a parking structure and it's free up to 2 hours I believe. Despite it's small location there was plenty of seating both inside the store front and right outside (to people watch people coming and going from the grocery store). I saw a lot of people with their dogs just taking a seat and enjoying a coffee drink. They have a beautiful display of all their breads and pastries. They had an anniversary promo going so that's what I opted for. A matcha or latte and a salt bread for $6. I got a matcha latte with a banana cream for (+$1) and a regular salt bread. They warmed up the bread for me and I ate that bread so fast. It's a small bread but even so, I forgot anything else existed and I just indulged. Took no photos, heard no outside noise, and it was just me and the bread. So delicious. My matcha was ready pretty quickly and that was also enjoyable. The service was extremely friendly and welcoming, answering all the questions. I enjoyed my matcha there and the noise level was always low, no matter how many people came and went. So it's a nice place to just relax or recharge. read more
The staff! They are wonderful, funny, sweet, honest, welcoming! Can't say enough about how lovely the staff is and how clean and tidy the space is. I ate a fantastic egg tart, and I tasted the delicious and delicate milk bread. I've tried many egg tarts because it's one of my mom's favorite things. This one was extraordinary - flaky crust and satisfying, tasty custard. My iced matcha latte with oat milk and banana foam was strong and beautiful. They put a cute little banana chip on top which I ate immediately. Definitely will return. [Free, covered parking at the Zion Market!] read more
Yummy food and good service. I appreciate the ambiance and free parking available due to the location being in the same place as Zion market. The coffee is really good and the bread is super fresh. I would definitely come again if in the area. read more
3 months ago
Concerto Coffee is such a hidden gem tucked inside Zion Market. The café has a peaceful atmosphere that feels like a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of LA. I ordered the tiramisu latte, blueberry matcha, and pistachio latte with dream foam, and every drink was flavorful and well made. We also tried their signature salt bread, the egg tart, and the masala toast, which brought back memories of Hawaii. If you're looking for a cozy coffee shop with delicious drinks, fresh pastries, and a relaxing vibe, this is definitely a spot worth visiting. I'll definitely be back! read more
2 months ago
Stopped by this small little coffee shop while shopping in the same building - the coffee and salt bread were overall just okay... The signature latte was very milky and I could not discern the flavor of their famous Kona coffee. The salt bread was cold and did not have a crispy bottom that I was hoping for. Service was friendly. read more
2 months ago
-Parking: Free 2-hour parking is available in the Zion Market parking structure. Enter from Oxford Street. I've been to the Concerto Bakery in City Market and the original Concerto Restaurant before it closed, but this was my first time visiting this location. I stopped by because they were running a promotion through August 6: a signature latte or matcha with a salt bread for just $6 (no tax). My friend and I ordered one signature latte and one matcha, and both drinks came out in about 5 minutes. There are a handful of seats inside, along with a few tables right outside if you want to enjoy your drink there. The matcha was surprisingly good. Personally, I'd still rank Rok and Stagger above Concerto for matcha, but I'd say Concerto serves one of the better matchas in Koreatown compared to most other cafés I've tried. The real star, though, is the salt bread (pro tip: ask for it toasted - or toast it for 3 mins in the air fryer before eating). I've tried salt bread from over 10 bakeries across Koreatown and Little Tokyo, and Concerto is still my favorite. I haven't had the chance to try the famous Ordis salt bread yet, but among the places I've been, this one stands out for its buttery flavor, crisp exterior, and soft, fluffy interior. Of course, if you've had salt bread in Korea--places like Jayeondo or bakeries around Jongno--you'll find even more exceptional versions there. Service (10/10): Both the cashier and barista were incredibly friendly. They even let my friend charge her phone after it died, which was a thoughtful gesture that really stood out. Overall: If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend stopping by--especially while the $6 drink + salt bread promotion is still available. It's one of the best café deals in Koreatown, and I'd happily come back for the salt bread alone. read more
1. The matcha latte was well-crafted! I like the option of it being non-sweet! 2. The spot has cute casual vibes! The interior is nicely arranged! 3. The staff was friendly and timely with my order! It was ready after 5 mins! 4. There is only indoor seatings! There are few tables! 5. Garage parking and street parking! Note: There is a shared restrooms area on other side of the market! Photo: Mulberry Matcha Latte read more
2 months ago
Delicious lattes! Fast and friendly service Came for the 1 year anniversary promo sig latte with salted bread Highly recommend And they have a banana latte! I'll be back! read more
8 months ago
First Impression Concierto Coffee is a small, cute coffee shop that's well organized and welcoming. I originally thought it was the same café as another location with a similar name, but they're separate spots with similar drink offerings. Space and Seating The shop itself is on the smaller side, with seating only outside...two small tables right in front of the entrance. It's simple, cozy, and works well for a quick stop rather than lingering inside. Drinks and Food I ordered the cookie banana latte from their extended Santa menu, which was a limited edition. I enjoyed it, and the drink was made quickly. My sister tried the pistachio latte but didn't love it. We also ordered a plain bread for my 2 year old nephew, and he liked it. Pricing and Specials Prices felt reasonable for a coffee shop. The cashier mentioned a deal where you can get a drink and a bread for about $9, which we didn't realize at the time since we ordered separately but good to know for next time. Service and Extras The staff was very friendly, and service was fast. There's also a self serve water station with room temperature water, which was a nice touch. Location and Parking The café is located near Zion Market. Parking is shared, free, and easy. When we visited, the shop was empty, which made the experience calm and relaxed. read more
8 months ago
This is a modern cute little spot inside Zion Market. Service was great and they have a loyalty card system. There's not too many seats there it is pretty small. I got a holiday special Banana cookie latte and it was absolutely scrumptious. It wasn't too sweet and I could taste the banana chunks which I liked. I also got the Mentaiko salt bread and that was SOOOO delicious. Perfectly flavored and the bread was soft and fluffy. I will definitely be back to try more of their salt breads. I saw they had a corn one I will be trying next time. read more
Concerto Coffee is a hidden gem just across the street from the long queues outside of Domo and Out of Ordi. No lines here and just as delicious. We ordered - Garlic Cheese Bread - Corn Cream Salt Bread - Corn Egg Tart * - Egg Tart I love all the incorporations of corn, especially in the egg tart! Although I didn't order, all of the teas and coffee looked really great. read more
Their desserts look super delish and def the spot right after shopping at Zion market. FOOD 4/5 Got the *Santa's Choice* Injulmi Latte from their limited time menu which was amazing not too sweet and not too strong. CLEAN AMBIENCE 4/5 Easy to understand product cards on what the flavors with the staff supporting your questions. SERVICE 4/5 Very friendly staff that was open and honest about questions PARKING 4/5 Easy parking in Zion market since it shares the same building not to mention Concerto if you want coffee read more
Concerto coffee was great! The salt bread was very good. There are only a few places in LA that sells these, so get one (or more) here! If you know Cafe Concerto, you know that they produce quality products. Would recommend you give this place a try! read more
Literally right across Out of Ordi lies a hidden gem of salt bread and other yummy goods. Def does not have the same wide selection of flavors but it surely suffices for those not willing to wait in line. This salt bread is larger, fluffier, less expensive, and less buttery than Out of Ordi. I like the "less buttery" aspect since I don't always like the feeling of being smacked in the face w butter lol. Btw I've only had the plain salt bread from both Concerto and Out of Ordi so I can't speak on other flavors. read more
4 stars A long overdue review for Concerto Coffee. As the name suggests, coffee is the beverage of choice. In a previous Yelp event, I got to try their banana latte and that was quite good. This visit, I remember ordering a mulberry matcha and thought it tasted pretty good because it wasn't bitter. However, upon looking up what mulberry matcha was (ground mulberry leaves), I find the cost of this beverage to be unjustifiable. Overall, still satisfied and would purchase their coffees again. read more
Salt bread was alright. It didn't taste as salty and buttery as I expected like when I got them in South Korea. The price is cheap though Make sure you don't park at H mart parking. They only validate the parking on Mariposa that's not Hmart read more
I had a great experience at this cafe in Ktown! This cafe is located in The Rise building shared with Zion market. They have 1 hour of free validated parking with purchase. For drinks, I ordered the Concerto Signature Latte and it was delicious! Good coffee flavor mixed with cacao powder and their house made cream which was not too sweet and light. I liked slurping on the cream itself, but it was also delicious mixed with the rest of the drink. Everything meshed well together. I also ordered a salt bread and it was the perfect compliment to the drink. I requested that it be warmed up which they were able to accommodate which definitely elevated it. The salt bread was warm, soft, chewy, and crispy. I also liked how it was truly a savory pastry since a lot of Korean pastries tend to be on the sweeter side. A must if getting a drink from here! The cafe itself is small with some seating and tables. It is pretty neat though and I liked all the cute decor. Overall, I enjoyed the drink and pastry here and I would love to come back again to try the other items! read more
1 year ago
Concerto Coffee is the cutest coffee shop near the Zion Market. I love the aesthetics!! They serve % Kona Coffee, harvested directly from an owner owned farm in Hawaii; NOT blended with other coffee beans. Their premium Mulberry Matcha is imported through direct contracts with Japanese farms. Their Matcha is deep and intense in flavor! Bliss in every sip!! The drinks are so velvety with bold flavors and topped with house made cream. We tried: Signature Cream Latte $6.75 Mulberry Matcha (Kuwacha) Latte $6.75 Haupia Coconut Latte (dairy free) $7.00 Pistachio Latte $7.00 Salt bread $3.25 Egg Tart $2.75 The salt bread is so buttery and soft! The egg tarts are creamy and flaky!! Not overly sweet and so irresistibly scrumptious!! Concerto Coffee is located in the same building as the Zion Market. Enter the parking structure for the shops (on Oxford) Validate parking for 2 hrs FREE with a purchase from the Zion Market. Limited seating inside. Sophie had wonderful customer service. read more
gonna be honest we really wanted to try out of ordi but were time restricted and the line was too long so i sought out any other spot with salt bread and found out this was right across the street. i was much surprised to find that the bread here was not only delicious, but cheaper too; they were around $4-5 each i believe, depending on the flavor (although i can't necessarily compare the taste as i haven't tried ooo yet). regardless of any comparison, this was already so yummy. truffle salt bread - 9/10: i simply have just a bit higher standard because of this one amazing spot i tried in japan so that would be unfair to compare. this one exceeded expectations already with how strong the truffle actually was. original salt bread - 8/10: this was a classic, it was buttery but not overly buttery, and just such a reliable option garlic cheese cream bread - 11/10: it may not necessarily have APPEARED to be as good as the rest but surprised us with how great it tasted. the garlic is not intense and the cream cheese had a slight sweetness to it that just sparked a great reaction with every bite we each took we ended up also trying the biscoff latte despite not planning on ordering a drink and oh my god it was amazing. the coffee they use is just unreal, probably one of the best espressos i've had in a latte. it was not sour at all as some cafes' coffees are, and was sooo creamy. i forgot to make my usual adjustments of less sweetness but was surprised to find it was just perfect at default. the biscoff is very prominent, of course, but not overpowering either. i loved the crumbles in the drink and the foam on top as well. the entire experience here was just surprisingly great for a spot so hidden away (it's located inside a little shopping? center). service was great and the spot is just super cute as well. a few tables inside and some wall seating inside with nice decor. the only downside is the parking. we found some street parking after two attempts around the block (not sure if there's some other designated parking for the area) read more
Chat, this is a great option for coffee in the ktown area. Located within the Zion market in ktown on Oxford, Concerto coffee offers a great selection of coffee using Kona beans from Hawaii. They do upcharge a small amount usually ranging from a $1 to $1.50 depending on the drink to use Kona beans. Ordered a shot of espresso with kona beans + signature latte + coconut latte. Espresso 8/10 signature latte 7.5/10 - thought it was too sweet for my liking coconut latte 7.8/10 - not bad, quite tasty. not too sweet unlike the signature latte. Ill be swinging by often to try the other drinks. Im usually not a latte person but wanted to try since they said it was the most popular. Ill be sticking with my iced americano/cortado/cold brew/capp options. They offer pastries as well. Tried the salt bread thought it was just ok. Just bread with salt. They have other varieties of salt bread like with certain toppings and chocolate so curious to see what those taste like. Staff is chill and kind. Explained everything well. Good service and fast. Parking is free for 1 hour within the parking garage. You do not need validation if leaving within the hr. read more
Super cute coffee shop hidden inside the Zion Market plaza ! I didn't know this was here until I was being nosey and walked towards the back of the plaza, what a great find ! My partner and I ordered the signature coffee one hot and one cold. They said it was the most popular drink so we ordered it! I usually like iced coffee more than hot, but I actually enjoyed it hot. I used the cookie that comes as a topping and dipped it into my coffee, it was good! The coffee isn't overly sweet, but I did ask for lower sweetness, so if you're not into super sweet drinks, you can have it adjusted (some drinks cannot be adjusted). The ambiance is lovely, it's kinda loud with the music they play, so if you like quiet places to study and do work, I don't suggest you come here. I'd come back again! read more
Cute cafe inside zion Market building right outside of the market. Its very nicely decorated, very small limited seating. The staff is chill. We got the salt bread and egg tarts. The salt bread is okay, kind of like a dinner roll with some salt (not the best I've tried). The egg tarts are soft, not too sweet, light custard creamy. The original has a distinct vanilla sweetness (more sugary sweet). The corn one is a less sugary one, though not super corn flavor the bits of corn on top are very sweet. Zion Market plaza has parking garage Nice staff chill vibes read more
2 months ago
The signature latte is delicious, I love the smooth taste of the coffee and there's no aftertaste. They didn't put the cookie garnish on mine tho. Their salt bread is also amazing, I LOVED the red bean and butter. It had a slight crunch and was the perfect balance of sweet and salty. The blueberry salt bread was tasty too read more
1 year ago
TLDR: inside Korean market complex, plentiful parking, skip the salt bread, great coffee, no decaf :( Not to be confused with Concerto Bakery, Concerto Coffee is a small cafe tucked into a structure housing one of Ktown's Korean grocery stores. They have a simple coffee menu and salt bread with seating for 4-5 parties. I tried their signature latte and original salt bread. The coffee is good, topped with cream, and decadently decorated. The only minus is they don't have decaf and I cannot handle caffeine :( I have nothing good to say about the salt bread - it was very dense and tough to eat with an astringent salt flavor. Please skip. read more
6 months ago
Located inside Zion Market, Concerto Coffee is a small, hidden spot I found on Instagram. The shop itself is cute and cozy, and both the drinks and pastries were better than expected. It's right across from the popular Out of Ordi, which usually has a long line, but the pastries here are just as good. I actually prefer this place for a quick grab-and-go. The salt bread (especially the original and cream-filled) was great, and the almond croissant was generously filled and really satisfying. We also tried their signature coffee and a matcha drink with matcha cream top--both were delicious. Shoutout to Sol, who's always super friendly and makes every visit better. Being inside the market makes it super convenient, and the loyalty card is a nice bonus too. read more
This cafe is located within the Zion Market corner space. Parking can be found on the street or in the garage. The service was quick and friendly. I decided to swing by after the salt bread bakery across the store sold out. I knew Concerto offers salt bread too, and some egg tarts I wanted to try. Well, I guess I was in for a disappointment and should have known better. The corn and egg tarts were both too sweet and inedible for me. The salt bread was pretty flavorless and tasted stale. I've had better elsewhere for all 3 items and wouldn't recommend to friends or family. The inside and right outside of the cafe has some seats available. The decors are cute and the drinks looked interesting. Perhaps I will try out their other pastries and drinks in the future. I wouldn't go out of one's way just to visit. read more
8 months ago
On a Saturday morning in January, my sister and I stopped by to buy salt bread and garlic cheese bread. No line at 8:30am so it was perfect. The salt bread tastes so good after grocery shopping. They had few tables in front of the bakery. I couldn't stay longer we almost reached 1hr free parking. Nice staff too. read more
Stopped by during my lunch break and got the chocolate banana latte, green onion cream cheese salt bread, and egg tarts( not pictured) and they were great! I was actually surprised by the salt bread. I loved the crispy bottom and the slightly sweet cream cheese that matched so well with the salty and the herby taste of the green onion. The banana chocolate latte was also really good! I was worried that the chocolate would over power the banana which it kind of did but thankfully you can still taste the banana. I would probably ask for less chocolate syrup as a personal preference but if you like chocolate you will love this latte! The egg tarts were also so buttery and flaky heated back up. The egg itself was smooth and perfectly sweet. It's located near Zion market and I'll definitely be back when I'm going grocery shopping or go for the coffee because it's an hour free parking! I also want to give a big shout out to the workers they were so sweet and kind it was definitely made my first impression experience. read more
I came across Concerto Coffee because an event, but I wanted to write a review on the main page to rave about this place. It has a very intimate charm about it. There is a small seating area inside and some scattered tables outside of it as well. As a location, it is right next to the Zion market in a new building so it was very clean. With most of the boutiques closed due to the weekend it wasn't super busy when I arrived but, it was nice to hangout and chill. I had the Haupia Latte and my friend had the Hojicha Tea. Both were so refreshing and good, however, we lost out on the salt bread. The staff were excellent and answered my every question and carefully handled all the drinks with some light hearted banter. Love their energy and the cozy feeling this cafe gives. I will be back to get their salt bread! Mark my words! read more
Absolutely love this little cafe! Tucked inside the market (so don't miss it!), it's not a standalone spot, but 100% worth seeking out. The kindest people you'll meet, genuinely welcoming and full of good vibes. Great coffee, cozy feel, and you can grab a few groceries while you're at it. I think I got the tuna sandwich? Ohhh, it was delish. The egg cart was definitely the best I ever had. The staff heated it up for me. read more
So happy I go to finally try this place! The interior is also super cute plus the staff is soooo nice. Nina is amazing and made us feel welcomed! There's a few seating inside but also plenty of chairs and tables out front. This place is a bit tucked in as it's inside a building near Zion Market. What we ordered: - Banana latte 9/10 - Pear slushie 7.5/10 - Onion cream cheese salt bread 10/10 - Corn cream salt bread 10/10 Everything was super delicious especially the salt bread. The banana latte was the perfect amount of sweet for me and it has banana chips on it! I would definitely be back!! read more
Not to be confused with Caffe Concerto (which I originally did and I'm pretty sure it's by the same people) but this is a new-ish little coffee/matcha spot inside the RISE apartment building that also has a Paris Baguette and Zion Market. Parking was relatively easy and you just look for the retail parking sign. We didn't take that long but it was free parking for however long we were there. The shop itself is very small but has a very cute esthetic. The lady at the counter was literally the sweetest and I would honestly just go back for her customer service. I ordered the Banana Hojicha Latte and it was delicious. She explained that I should take the first initial sips without the straw and then mix before drinking the rest. It's definitely not a latte you can get just anywhere and I was impressed by the sweet but no too sweet, rich but not to rich and extremely balanced flavors. My friend wanted to check this place out for her Yelp Elite event and I thought I'd try it out to even though I wasn't able to get in through the event. She got a free blueberry salty bread that she let me take a bite out of it and I thought that was very good as well. The blueberry cream had the perfect amount of flavor and the presentation was very pleasing. read more
The cafe was located in Zion Market and was kind of tucked away. There is a parking garage attached to the market itself which you can use and if I remember correctly the first hour is free! I got a chocolate banana latte which had like a banana chip on top as a garnish which was very yummy. It wasn't too sweet I would say and is the perfect amount of sweetness. The cap and straw is separated on the table where you pick up your drinks so make sure to grab it if you need it. I also got the corn egg tart (not pictured) and it was very good... There was pieces of corn in it and the egg tart pastry is very light and fluffy but also pretty crunchy. read more
1 year ago
Just dropped by this cute cafe and honestly... it might be my new fave Their signature latte was next level - so creamy, smooth, and perfectly balanced. I could drink it every day tbh They also use 100% kona coffee beans, and you can totally taste the quality. And of course, I had to try the matcha latte too Super high quality, with creamy finish. The baristas were really sweet (and so pretty lol) -- and the service was honestly 10/10. I felt really welcomed, which makes such a difference. read more
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750 S Oxford Ave
Ste 102
Los Angeles, CA 90005
Koreatown, Wilshire Center
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(213) 674-7225
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http://concertocoffee.com
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