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Kaleido Coffee

4.7 (49 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed
Happy hour specials

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Outside IG: @ammysalamii
Angela G.

Didn't realize this was located inside of Tansy's patio area! Never been here before but I remember one of the Yelpies being held here the previous year. Lots of street parking and easily walkable/accessible. I liked a few drinks from their menu so I decided to order 3 to try and shared with the bf. We ordered the Maple Vanilla Bean latte, Banana Joy latte, and Toasted Hazelnut latte, all iced. Drink took a bit to come out but nothing crazy of a wait. Drinks are alright, they seemed a little on the more subtle flavor side and watered down. There wasn't much strongness to them but drinkable. They all tasted basically the same so I think they can up the flavoring more. Cute spot and nice vibes tho! IG: @ammysalamii

ROSELLA (HIBISCUS TEA)
Tyler S.

Kaleido Coffee in Burbank is a hipster hidden gem--urban vibes with a camper as the coffee homebase inside a campground-style nursery setup. Super clean and a perfect switch-up from the usual coffee spots. I ordered the Rosella Tea (hibiscus tea), freshly infused and made to order. Takes a little extra time, but trust--it's worth it. Warm hospitality and a perfect spot for a quick pick-me-up or outdoor work meetup. Must-try when you're in Burbank!

Toasted hazelnut latte
Dora G.

I wanted to try the miso out of curiosity but unfortunately they didn't have at that time. Barista is so nice and the place is just so relaxing with all the plants surrounding you while you're having a coffee(even though its along the road) I must say their coffee is kind off new to me and i would love to try them all

iced matcha latte
Jessica G.

Cute spot for a coffee or matcha run! I visited on a Sunday morning around 11am and was able to find street parking pretty easily. When I arrived, there were a few people waiting for their drinks while others were sitting at the tables chatting and enjoying their time. I ordered an iced matcha latte with honey and it was good! The person who took my order was friendly. It's a nice outdoor space to relax and enjoy your drink!

Banana joy latte
Brianna C.

I LOVE that they make their syrups in house. I LOVE that they have a banana latte!!!!! I don't know why but I'm kind of obsessed with banana lattes at the moment, but only when the banana syrup is housemade. Their banana joy latte brought me joy. It has housemade banana syrup with a hint of cardamom and clove. Don't worry, the spices aren't too strong! It balances with the banana and coffee perfectly. I want reasons to go back to Burbank just so I can keep trying things on the menu! Will absolutely be back when I'm in the area. Street parking is plentiful. A ton of seating surrounded by plants!

Area
Kristina A.

Visited: 10/18/25 Matcha Latte: 7/10 Maple Vanilla Bean Latte: 7/10 Malabar Tea: 5/10 I ordered three drinks during my visit. The two staff members at the stall were super friendly and welcoming, which made the experience enjoyable, though it did take a substantial amount of time for the drinks to be prepared. Overall, the drinks were decent but somewhat lackluster. Nothing I tried was bad, but none were particularly memorable. They were fine to sip on while socializing, but I wouldn't say they stood out. What really elevated the experience was the excellent customer service and the relaxed, pleasant atmosphere. The stall is located right in front of a beautiful store called Tansy, which was perfect for browsing while waiting for my drinks. Seating is very limited, essentially just one wooden table, so it fills up quickly, but it still felt cozy and inviting. It was a nice experience, and I would happily visit again!

Cafe au choco
Stephanie B.

Super cute coffee shop with unique flavored coffee. Tried their cafe au choco & it was strong and delicious. Would definitely come back. Parking is a bit difficult; we ended up parking on a side street and walking a short distance but not bad at all. It was a little bit of a wait on a Saturday afternoon but worth it

Coffee

Jackie gave great service and it shows she loves her job through her beautiful smile. I enjoyed my cappuccino.

Coffee cart and my baby spider
Luis M.

Honestly one of the best coffee shops in the valley! The owner is so kind and puts his heart into the coffee. He weighs and makes all of his syrups from scratch. This process takes hours to do and he shows up early the next day himself and sometimes with helpers! Giving 100% everyday rain or shine. Thank you for making some amazing coffee for Burbank. I love their Banana Joy and their new Miso Carmel latte! They are located inside a cute little coffee cart outside of a garden. Such a zen spot to enjoy coffee and get work done.

Iced banana joy with oat and extra shot
Mary K.

Been here a few times and haven't been disappointed! The banana joy latte is really good and so is their pumpkin latte. It's in a cute plant store so you can walk around while the coffee is being made. Employees are nice. It's nice to have a good coffee spot in Burbank!

Gohar K.

First time trying their coffee and won't be the last. I ordered myself a Cafe au choco and it was delicious. There used to be a different coffee spot here before. My iced drink was not sweet at all even though it had dark chocolate and vanilla. I'm not a sweet coffee person, this had the perfect amount of sweetness. And the chocolate taste was amazing. The barista was welcoming and friendly. He acknowledged me when I approached the cart and said he will be taking my order shortly. He was pretty busy filling up other orders. Love this kind of customer service. My reviews always have customer service details cause it's a very important part of running a business. I pay attention to every detail. He was amazing taking care of it all by himself. There are a few tables outside, so I took a short break while running errands in the area and enjoyed my iced cafe au choco .... Will be back again.

Iced dirty chai with half oat milk/ half water
Patricia D.

I was driving to Burbank airport from Silver Lake and wanted to grab an iced drink. This place was on the way, so I decided to stop by. I had their iced dirty chai with oat milk. I wanted to cut back on the oat milk, so the barista (who also might be an owner) suggested cutting the oat milk with some water. Delicious and just as I wanted. The chai is flavorful and spice-forward! The drink cost $9. The barista/owner was friendly and helpful, addressing all my inquiries quickly. Ample street and lot parking is available. They provide free Wi-Fi, and login information is next to the pastry case. They also sell pastries, like croissants and cookies. I only had my drink. Overall, it is a lovely cafe, and I will return when I'm in the area!

Small seating tables
Jessica N.

New year, new coffee places. A friend wanted to meet up last minute so I quickly looked up what was around the area and this placed popped up. It's located in a business parking lot, I'm assuming it mainly serves the people from nearby offices. They operate out of a small cart, so there's no indoor seating. They did have a couple of small tables (good for 2 ppl) with umbrellas set up. They didn't get too busy, but it was also a holiday so it could be that they're busier during regular working hours. For us, it was a good laid back environment. Wasn't too noisy despite being outside. The umbrellas did provide some shade, but because of the windy weather lately, they opted to take them down. Better safe than having them blow off and hitting cars! Wasn't a big deal for us. The servers were really nice and approachable. Parking is street parking for the most part but it wasn't impossible. Just had to walk a bit from the car. I ordered an iced Maple Vanilla Bean Latte with regular milk. I'm not too into the sweet, so I did ask for it to be minimally sweetened. It came out perfect. I would recommend this and get this again myself. My friend ordered the Banana Joie Latte, iced. I'm not going to lie, it sounded weird at first but it was actually pleasant. The banana flavor wasn't too overpowering and it also wasn't overly sweet but still had a nice toasty taste. We also opted for a morning bun from their case of pastries. Everything was delicious and we paid around $19 for everything. A good spot to try and stop by if you're in the area.

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I love Kaleido Coffee!!! Bren is an excellent barista and every drink is always delicious. The best coffee in this part of town by far :)

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