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Ground Hideout Coffee

4.0 (418 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Honey Pistachio Latte
Peter M.

Passed by this spot and looked decent enough- and glad I did. Honey pistachio latte was very tasty with a nice balance of sweet without losing the coffee taste. From what I could tell the food looked tasty, but didn't order this time. Was oddly warm inside so opted for to-go

Pistachio latte
Travis W.

At the corner of 4th & Elm, you'll find a wonderful coffee joint where you can feel right at home. Pretty fast service that comes with a smile. Great indoor vibes, but it's even better outside to people watch the very vibrant and diverse community in this part of DTLB. I enjoyed my pistachio latte. Their other menu items look and smells amazing. Definitely worth coming back!

Breakfast Burrito
Zach L.

This is a vibrant little coffee shop on a downtown corner of Long Beach. The breakfast foods are great and the coffee is even better. I got the breakfast burrito that appears to have come fresh off the panini press and it was a delight. I followed that up with one of their spring, seasonal drinks, the cherry blossom cloud brew. The foam was delectable and their cold brew coffee was strong but not bitter, a perfect cup

Paris Y.

I found this place on Yelp and was so excited to try! I seem good reviews here and on TikTok. My sister and I finally got around to trying it. It's a quaint coffee shop in the heart of downtown Long Beach. I was lucky to find street parking. Upon arrival, I wasn't impressed or disappointed. Everything was pretty standard. They had a regular menu and limited time or seasonal menu. The service was sub par. Kind of dry but they were kinda busy. I ordered two drinks, the smores and brown butter or sugar one. The smores had more flavor (I asked for extra sweet on both) the browned butter one was nothing spectacular. They were smooth but didn't have a strong coffee profile. I don't think it was good enough to go back but I can see why the locals enjoy it.

Cloud coffee
Alyse H.

I don't know what people are writing about when they say rude service... I think they must have been the rude ones and not the people working there. The staff were very friendly and even checked on me after I started eating. The lady taking my order said she makes the vanilla syrup for the cloud coffee herself and they have single origin beans so the coffee is strong and tasty. The breakfast burrito was delicious and was pressed so it stayed intact and didn't fall apart as I was eating it. They have cute cafe tables outside that are perfect if you bring your furry friend.

Breakfast sandwhich
Caroline K.

Great vibes, solid coffee, & solid breakfast sandwich. Friendly service! The breakfast sandwich was the star! The brioche bun, sweet & spicy jam, bacon, egg, tomato , greens, and red onion all came together perfectly!!

Camp fire latte (?) It had a SINGLE melted marshmallow.
Joshua P.

If you weren't looking hard enough, you can easily miss this place. I dont know if it play on word in part that "Hideout" is a part of their name or it just happens to be that difficult to find. Just be aware. Customer service is great. The pastries looked fresh. The interior looked clean. The coffee... it was okay. I can say it won't be my go-to place for coffee considering how competitive coffee is in Long Beach, but I would still say to check them out.

Elijah T.

I came in for their Winter Series! I ordered their Matcha Grinch Latte drink (not sure if that was the name since it was handwritten and not on the printed out menu.) My friend got the campfire latte, and while I don't drink coffee, I can confidently say that this place does not serve good matcha. It tasted closer to chocolate milk than actual matcha. I'm sure they have better drinks, but for anyone else, stay away from the matcha if you want to save your 7 dollars. Parking is limited but the interior more than makes up for the drinks, it's got outlets, and plenty of tables for college students, but I can see it being busy during finals.

Breakfast biscuit sandwich with bacon and biscoff butter latte
Karen D.

First time here and I came for the biscoff butter latte. It's cute and bright inside with plenty of outside seating. The bakery items were stand outs. The ham n cheese croissant was super flaky and well made. The biscuit for the breakfast sando was delicious, the jam on the side was perfect with it. Now for the biscoff latte, I'm not sure if it was the oat milk or the butter but the drink tasted nutty, it was alright. The staff was very friendly

Megan K.

Cute coffee spot in Long Beach. We walked here from our hotel - The Hyatt. Inside has seating, it's quiet, clean, and perfect to relax and enjoy coffee. Service was a little slow because only 3 people were working and they were very busy! I understand why. The cold brew I got with eggnog cold foam was amazing. The coffee wasn't bitter and the egg nog made it creamy. We enjoyed our iced coffees as we walked around Long Beach the rest of the morning.

Campfire latte
Giselle N.

This review is a little late but I had to make it! I went here a few weeks ago with my friend to catch up and I can't wait to go back. The family that runs this place is so kind and warm. They quickly took our order and our drinks did not take long to come out. The quality is unmatched, that campfire latte changed me. It was the perfect balance of sweet and coffee and they make their syrups in house! A true LBC gem.

Valentines Strawberry Matcha and Cookie Butter coffee
Christian ..

What can I say? The coffee and matcha here are freakin delicious! I got a matcha, it was excellent the cream top was a fine balance of creamy and sweet! Matcha was smooth! My girl got a cookie butter holiday coffee, when I tell you the coffee is excellent, i mean it! The coffee isn't bitter, it's strong enough to wake you up and just overall delicious! I believe it's family owned and they had the best customer service ever! If you're in DTLB I definitely recommend this quaint and excellent coffee shop! Support small businesses always!

Keisha H.

I came here on a Saturday morning after a workout. It's a cute coffee shop located right on the corner. It's a family run business as you can tell by the photos on the wall. A small shop with quality service and quality ingredients. I had the most delicious pistachio matcha latte here. I think it may have been a limited time offering but oh my, it was so good! I also had the avocado toast with a fried egg on top. I don't normally order avocado toast but I had just finished a workout and this is exactly what I needed. It tasted fresh and was quite good.

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We came on a weekday so getting a table quickly wasn't an issue. Points for the service. The…read morehostess and server were good. The restaurant has multiple parts. There is inside seating what looks like a converted house? There is outside seating at tables or at the bar. The menu was interesting which had a theme of shrimp; there was eggs Benedict with shrimp, but not an item to order a regular one without it? Sure maybe could have ordered and asked without shrimp but pay the same price? Pass. Ok when I called they mentioned they serve brunch until 3? 3:30 I can't remember. The server mentioned they serve the brunch all day? Either way when I got to ordering this month on the menu it highlighted the shrimp po boy. I tried to order and nope, out. How can you be out of the item highlighted as the special in the middle of the day? When the place is not packed? I tried to order the lobster roll and again, out. I was tempted to order their short rib poutine since in theory it sounded good, but at this point I tried something simple I would hope they have in the kitchen chicken and waffles. The plate came and it looks good. If you look at the picture at the bottom of the chicken you can see a dark something. As I lift my chicken I found a huge burnt piece of breading pictured next. On top of the chicken is green onion I think? Who eats that with chicken and waffles? If I am wrong, a garnish is totally unnecessary for this dish. The chicken was moist. There are spices in the flour breading I can see but hard to taste what it is. The waffle is a hard pass for me. The waffle was crispy which is good, but also thin and dry and I couldn't taste any sweetness until I put maple syrup on it. The syrup came out warm which was nice. It's clear watching the people at the bar this is a local hangout. The chicken and waffles were $19 which if I was in the bay I think it's about right, but I think a little high considering the level of food I got. Supposedly this place is packed specifically on Sundays. The server doesn't know why? I'm not interested to even try to come back for a second chance and just be told sold out of the menu.

Ground Hideout Coffee - coffee - Updated May 2026

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