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5.0 (5 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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East Wind Coffee Roasters is truly something special in San Gabriel. You can taste the care and craftsmanship in every cup. The Rush Hour Espresso is bold, rich, and energizing, with deep notes of dark chocolate, dried fruit, and toasted nuts that give you a clean, powerful boost without any harsh bitterness. Velvet Sunrise is beautifully balanced and indulgent--silky smooth, creamy, with layers of dark chocolate, bright green apple, and a subtle marshmallow-like sweetness that lingers. What really stands out is how fresh the beans are; roasted to order, they arrive at their peak and elevate your daily coffee ritual into something you actually look forward to. If you appreciate thoughtfully roasted coffee and want to support a local roaster doing things right, East Wind is a must-try.

My fav coffee roasters made to order and always delivers

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3.9(1.8k reviews)
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Another Eat the World LA Find…read more La Casita Mexicana -- another Eat the World LA find that did not disappoint! I first visited while I was in the area with my best friend, who is also half Argentinian like me and does modeling as a hobby. She had just finished another successful photoshoot on the Eastside of Los Angeles, made great connections, and got some amazing content. It was getting late, and we wanted to start heading back home toward the freeway, but we were starving. We both love food and get the munchies now and then, but we also wanted to celebrate her latest milestone, so I suggested La Casita Mexicana. The ambiance was like stepping into a little casita in Mexico -- bright, colorful, vibrant, and welcoming. The staff were friendly, too. We tried an appetizer and shared the Enchiladas Tres Moles. Granted, I've never had truly authentic mole, but I've had versions of mole that were not good. The mole here, however, was out of this world delicious. Even the mole that came with the dinner chips as their "salsa mole" was fantastic. I remember thinking, I feel like I'm experiencing Michelin-star-level food in the middle of the LA barrio. And honestly, that's the beauty of the barrio. There are culinary diamonds all over Los Angeles -- you just have to give them a chance and be willing to try somewhere new. I've since returned with my boyfriend, and the food has never disappointed. For a little personal context, I'm half Argentinian and half Mexican. Although the Mexican side of my family is from Guadalajara and Sonora, I didn't grow up eating Jalisco-style cuisine, so exploring different regional Mexican cooking has been especially fun for me. It's always interesting discovering flavors and traditions that are part of my own heritage but weren't necessarily part of my upbringing. La Casita Mexicana is definitely one of those places I'm glad I ventured out for -- and another successful Eat the World LA discovery.

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