Ima be honest, I wasn't expecting much. Every time I pass by there are always people sitting on the…read moreswings on the wraparound balcony so I genuinely didn't know what to expect. Anyway, coffee was tasty. It came in a bag but like not like in Mexico but like think big capris sun pouch or medical blood bag, anyway it's cool. Just a tip, don't leave your coffee bag on the table outside. The wind WILL knock it over and coffee WILL spill. T'was not happy and I felt like a child lol Staff is cool af. The people there weren't trying to be nonchalant they were actually hanging out which creates a chill vibe (duh) unlike a certain Greek cafe whom I won't mention lol Oh they have merch. And apparently other locs in NY. It's Puerto Rican, super surprising to me but it was cool c: 10/10 recommend

Walked there this morning for the first time. Friendly knowledgeable staff. I ordered the mazapan…read morelatte. However they were out sadly. I ordered the pina colda latte instead. It honestly makes me think of buttered rum candy instead of pina colda. I ordered the Quesito as a breakfast pastry. It was good. But honestly the cost as whole was a bit much for a latte and pastry. $16 before taxes and tip. Oh and while the plants were pretty I managed to get bug bites from the mosquitoes inside.

THIS IS THE BEST CORTADO I'VE EVER HAD…read more Day 6 has been on my list for quite some. Upon arrival, I was met with excellent music and a warm greeting. Once I reached the counter, the gentleman helped me with selecting a coffee and even answered a few clarifying questions I had about ingredients. I got 2 cortados (I drank the first one so fast that I needed another one), a vanilla latte (sweet but balanced), and two croissants (almond and chocolate). My friends got a cheesecake latte (cupcake dominant and didn't have enough cookie butter flavoring), a white mocha hot chocolate (pretty good), and a blueberry muffin (amazingly soft, flavorful, and balanced). All together, I'll be coming back much more often!!!

I really wanted to give this place 5 out of 5 stars, but here's my honest experience…read more The service was excellent, everyone was friendly and welcoming, so that's an easy 5/5. I also tried one of their muffins, and it was absolutely delicious. Another 5/5! The only thing that disappointed me was the coffee. I asked the barista for a recommendation and specifically mentioned that I wanted a coffee that wasn't too sweet. She recommended a drink, and I trusted her suggestion. Unfortunately, when I tried it, it was much sweeter than I was expecting. I understand recommendations are subjective, so I don't blame anyone,it just wasn't what I was looking for. Because of that, I'd give the coffee 1/5. It simply wasn't to my taste. Overall, the great service and delicious muffin were definite highlights, but the coffee experience brought my overall rating down to 3/5.

I was truly so excited to finally try La La Land. We stopped by the Montrose location after we…read moregrabbed breakfast. The parking situation in the area wasn't great, but we made do. We street parked nearby and walked over. My boyfriend ordered the Keith Lee Latte, and I ordered Matcha Squared Latte. Both drinks were kept with whole milk and ordered the biggest size for both, as well. Luckily it wasn't busy at all when we arrived and didn't have to wait too long to get our drinks. The drinks were a dark, vibrant green, which is very promising. The quality of the cups and straws are great. I loved the cute little heart shape straws. The drinks tasted excellent. Not too sweet, milky, or bitter. I wish I lived near a La La Land because I want to try more of their drinks!

I was in Houston for a few days and was looking for a caffeine pick me up one morning when I came…read moreacross La La Land, which a Houston-based relative told me was known for their cute drinks. It was a Wednesday morning with no line in sight so we thought we could quickly get a drink to go. Oh how naive we were. I went straight to the register and ordered an iced lavender latte, one of their signature drinks. They rung me up and told me where to wait for my drink. From there I saw a row of dozens and dozens of receipts for delivery orders, and a cycle of delivery drivers came in to collect these drinks to go. There really must've been dozens of orders ahead of me because it took over 30 mins for me to get my drink. I suppose if you're local you may already know to expect something like this at this popular coffee shop but I had no idea and there was no warning. Folks would go up to ask when their drink would be ready and the employees would exasperatedly go "If you don't see your name on one of these receipts your drink is NOT ready." I do understand their frustration with getting this question so much but they really should let people know when they're ordering, because this was not evident at all. The drink was fine. I think I would have enjoyed a similar drink at a place I didn't have to wait 30 minutes for.

Great location, quality ingredients, and genuinely warm service, all tucked into a park setting in…read moreEaDo (or maybe SoDo--I'm still not sure what the neighborhood is officially called). A couple of friends and I wandered in early on a Sunday for breakfast/brunch. I ordered the scrambled‑egg and turkey‑bacon tacos with a flat white, one friend had the chilaquiles (he thought they could've used a bit more flavor and some avocado), and my other friend went for the French toast with an iced coffee. We had a great conversation over a delicious meal and solid coffee, and the steady stream of adorable dogs around us was the perfect bonus. I'd read some reviews complaining about the service, but ours was totally fine--especially for an early Sunday morning. It probably helps to be patient if they're short‑staffed, but we had no issues at all.

Stopped by back to back mornings for coffee and pastries. The first day, I was overwhelmed with all…read morethe pastries they offered and spent more than I typically would at a coffee shop, but I was not mad. The avocado toast was good, they used fresh avocado. The toast was very crispy because of the type of bread but I enjoyed it. They also have yummy fresh pressed juice. I wish I would have stopped by for dinner, but did not get a chance. Next time I am in the area I will.

this is a cashless business…read more the service was great (coffee shop edition of great.. ya know chill, informative.. but never performative lol) i ordered a snickerdoodle latte and avocado toast. my latte was killer!! avocado toast is avocado toast- it's great if you love it . it was pretty busy when i stopped in, and it was pouring down rain. there is a lot of seating and that ideal for people if they want to bring a device and get cozy. would def recommend and will be back for another latte soon!! bonné appétit c.

Waited 30 minutes for a luke warm late…read more The flavor is great. The service was horrid. The poor barista was alone while the guys around her just hung out and chatted while she tried to get out all the drinks. When it hit the 20 min mark I asked her what the status on our order was and she shrugged and said "sorry you're just going to have to wait" So I waited for a late that came out kids temp instead of an adult craft coffee temp.

Perfect place for brunch. The vibe is givinggg!!!Everything we ordered was so good! Peyton was very…read morekind and nice! The place has a good parking space. Definitely coming back.

Kayia was exceptional -- guiding with high EQ, menu-knowledgeable, and read/adapted to our vibe…read moreperfectly.

Got a cortado, a scoop of cookies and cream gelato, and a white chocolate raspberry scone last…read moreSunday after touring the Houston Museum of Fine Arts--pretty pricy but a good location for studying/working and catching up with friends, especially considering the downtown location. My friend got the soup and salad combo for $16--considering the portion size, the price is a bit steep, but taste-wise was great.

The Museum of Fine Arts experience consisted of four separate buildings, and we easily spent two…read moredays looking at stuff. So nice to have a casual cafe onsite for much needed breaks! Cafe Leonelli was clean, spacious and filled with natural light. Outdoor seating was also available. An array of foods was displayed behind glass (i.e. pizza, sandwiches, desserts). We ordered their cafe Americano and carrot cake both days. Coffee was good enough, dispensed from a machine. Carrot cake was also good, although expensive for its small size. Such is the price of convenience.

There was a lot of seating and outlets which was really good! The London fog was good nothing…read morespecial 6/10! The pumpkin bread was really yummy and moist 8.5/10. The service was very quick and friendly. The environment is casual and chill!

Cute spot to get some work done. Plenty of tables. Staff are friendly. Their chocolate chip cookies…read moreare divine. Matcha was just okay. Will definitely be back.