Most definitely deserves all the stars. Matcha Einspänner, Matcha Latte, Matcha Americano you can't…read morego wrong with. Hey Damo, would it hurt to let your customers know that you only set the lid on top of the drinks? You don't actually snap it down on the drink. Not knowing this I spilled a portion of my latte. When I was in line at nearby Out of Ordi a young lady near me spilled quite a bit of her drink on her hands and clothes. The poor kid was embarrassed. Please do better for your unsuspecting customers. Perhaps simply place the lid next to the drink when presenting it on the counter.

I was stunned coming out to this location that the crowd was glued to the main latte menu, here,…read morenow that I finally seen and have been confidentially hitting up hot and new cafés of The LA Matcha list brought to you by Chase. It seems the other options for matcha and hojica were not popular - tonics, regular matcha with sweet cream, dirty matcha, etc But it was the perfect combination of creamy and bright, that's putting it lightly :). I got the hojicha latte by its house special, choice and recommended hojicha powder with oatmilk and absolute no fuss customer service. I would like to repeat this order with a foam so that the upcharge is worth it though. Not to mention, that variety of hojicha is definitely Korean whereas the matcha shifts recommendations season-to-season and depends upon the syrups of the shifting preferences in-house.

Nice coffee shop in K-Town. There's valet parking available in the shared plaza, though the plaza…read morewas pretty busy when we visited. I really enjoyed the coffee here. Lots of interesting choices. The drinks were well balanced and not overly sweet, so you could actually taste the coffee instead of having it covered up by syrups or other flavors. The coffee itself was smooth, with no harsh or overly bitter aftertaste. I also liked that the flavors complemented the coffee rather than overpowering it. Loved the honey lavender matcha and peanut coffee. The drinks were beautifully presented too, so they looked just as good as they tasted. Overall, a really enjoyable coffee experience and definitely a place I'd come back to try more drinks.

i visited RNY coffee studio on a friday afternoon and was pleasantly surprised by how mellow and…read morerelaxed it felt compared to other cafes i visited in ktown! the cafe created a great space for heads down work and casual conversation. there is one unisex restroom, stable wifi, and plenty of seating, including chairs at the counter connected to the coffee bar and a large sofa. the hojicha i ordered seemed promising with its deep, rich color, but it ended up being a bit too milky for my liking. 7/10 valet parking in the plaza was available, but i opted for metered parking.

So MemoryLook is a little expensive, BUT honestly the prices offset the cost of parking which is so…read morehelpful in K Town. And they are so sweet and do not rush anyone, you can stay here as long as you want. My friends and I WFH so we decided to Work From MemoryLook (WFML) one day together. I'm glad we did! Great pastries in the morning, i had the cremme brûlée donut which had tons of filling, and the pea foam matcha latte which was fantastic. And I had an EXCELLENT chicken Chipotle wrap at lunch that was recommended to me by the gentleman working at memory look. I'm not certain where these wraps are made. Another gentleman would bring them from the building in the same complex. I LOVED my wrap. They have a ton of seating outside too but there aren't any outlets out there so it's harder to WFH out there unless you're fully charged. But was great for separate meetings we all had to attend. The photobooth was fun but we were so thrown off by it taking 8 photos, we had no idea how many poses we would have to come up with hahaha. I would definitely come back here anytime!

This was my second time visiting Memory Look. They have plenty of seating options both indoors and…read moreoutdoors, which is definitely a plus. Parking is also pretty convenient with a good amount of spaces available. When I visited, though, there weren't many desserts on display. For drinks, they don't offer a double matcha option, but you can order a matcha latte with Einspänner cream instead. The drink itself was good, although I found the prices a little higher compared to other matcha spots I've tried. Service was on the slower side, and it took a while for the drinks to come out. The staff were okay, but not particularly friendly. (+) Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, convenient parking (-) Pricier than other matcha spots, slower drink preparation, and no double matcha option

don't usually post reviews but roks matcha has been on my mind after drinking it…read more food: the strawberry shortcake duo was absolutely amazing. perfect blend of sweetness and refreshing matcha. ambiance: the cafe was pretty packed by noon on a weekday. however drinks comes out very quick and there is many seats available.

Have I waited an unnecessarily long time on more than one occasion for this place? Yes but all in…read moreall It's just okay. I like getting their matcha duo with less sweetness and less cream top and it's just bland. The matcha flavor is there but it's hard to detect if she's in the room with us at any given moment. It's very pretty inside the store and even outside. Service is efficient and not that special. I do keep coming back because of how conveniently located it is to all these random food places though.

Look no further for a great study/work spot! This place literally has everything you could ask for…read more The coffee shop has a whole lot in the back that is completely free which is so hard to find in LA. The inside has a good amount of seating both in doors and outdoors so pets are welcome! The two baristas that were there when I went were super chill and quick with making drinks as well. I got the Whipped Honey Latte which was absolutely delicious and the perfect amount of caffeine for me to push through the rest of my work. I sat upstairs in one of the lounge chairs and everyone seemed to be working as well. The view from up top you can see a good amount of the city. Will definitely be coming back here when I'm in the area :)

I like that it has parking. I like that it had tables outdoors for my friends to sit and chat and…read morehave coffee/matcha. It did take some time for the food/drink to come out but that's fine. The service was okay, could have been more welcoming, but by the time I arrived it was starting to get busier in the cafe. The upstairs area seemed like it was good to sit to do work, but it was completely packed when I got there! My friends and I ended up sitting in the back tables outside, which was all good since we weren't there to do work. I ordered the matcha latte with oat milk, which was great but took about 10 minutes to come out. Also ordered the chocolate croissant -- that was delicious. They heated it up for me, and I made a big ole flakey mess and got chocolate all over myself, but it was worth it. Overall...I mighhhhht come back if I'm in the area. I would maybe come earlier and see if I could snag a seat upstairs to do work.

Stopped by this coffee shop in the heart of Koreatown for a quick coffee pickup. They have valet…read moreparking, but since I was only running in and out, I didn't need to valet. The valet staff were really nice about it. The café has a cool industrial vibe with exposed ceilings, concrete floors, warm lighting, and some unique vintage touches. It definitely has more character than your typical modern coffee shop. They also have a good selection of pastries, cookies, and other baked goods. I ordered an Espresso Tonic and an Iced Americano. The Espresso Tonic was really refreshing and had a nice citrusy kick. I enjoyed the flavor, but the portion was surprisingly small, which was a little disappointing. The staff inside were friendly and nice as well. Overall, I liked the coffee, service, and atmosphere. I'd definitely stop by again when I'm in the area.

Bumped down a star…read more This place is no longer a good study spot, the music is wayyyyy too loud, especially for early morning focus.

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Stagger is exactly the matcha place I imagine performative males frequent (in a good way)!…read more Ordered the double matcha ($7.75) which had a good balance of sweetness and matcha flavor. Also ordered the strawberry matcha ($8.00) I wasn't a huge fan of but would pass for others. Inside is a large interior for LA standards with lots of seating (though its mostly occupied by studiers). Service is standard and fast. The lot is small with valet but there's street parking closeby. Loved the matcha stickers :)

Went on a Monday afternoon and found parking right in front! Parking can be an issue, but today the…read morestreet parking was easy! Friendly atmosphere and people behind the counter were nice! I got an iced latte with oat milk and a pastry. They were both very tasty! If I'm in the area again and there is parking to be had, I'll stop by again!

I've seen Maru Coffee all over social media and had heard so many great things about it, so I…read morefinally decided to give it a try. I'm happy to say the hype is well deserved. I ordered the Matcha Latte and their signature Creamtop. The matcha was excellent, with a rich and authentic flavor that really stood out. What I appreciated most was that it wasn't overly sweet. I prefer matcha that tastes like real matcha rather than a sugary drink, and Maru got it just right. The Creamtop was good, though it didn't stand out as much to me as the matcha. That said, I'd definitely come back to try more items from their menu. The café itself is beautiful. It has a spacious, Japanese-inspired design that feels clean, modern, and relaxing. It's a great place to enjoy a coffee and spend some time unwinding. Overall, a great experience, and I'm looking forward to coming back and exploring more of what they have to offer.

Trendy little coffee shop. Not many sitting available. You get your coffee and go kind of place…read more Small parking lot, free but not easy to get parking aa it shares with 2 restaurants in the center. Service is friendly and quick. Coffee tasted perfect. Not too sweet but good!! I like the Vienna cause the coffee is heavier than the Buttercream latte.

Great service and a small but cozy atmosphere!…read more Unfortunately, the drinks were disappointing. We ordered two Vienna Matchas, one with whole milk and one with oat milk. The whole milk completely overpowered the matcha, while the oat milk version was slightly better but still lacked a strong matcha flavor. The cream topping was really good, though! Overall, the drinks were underwhelming, especially for the price.

It pains me to give this 5-stars but truth be told, they deserve it…read more Let me preface: I am not from LA, I don't live in LA, I am not an LA POS. But Community Goods is often touted as staple POS behavior. Naturally, I scoff at the idea of driving to a ritzy part of town to wait an hour in line for coffee and Hawaiian roll sandwiches. And yet, that's exactly what we did. Given my preconceived notions of LA culture, I envisaged biting into a gluten-free, flavor-free, low-carb, lean protein, overpriced slider. I'd walk away disappointed, a bit poorer, and still hungry. Yeah, nope. First off, they had espresso tonics. Dead ass simple item but surprisingly hard to find on café menus. I absolutely love them. Note to self: look into making them at home. On a hot day like today, their espresso tonic hit heavy, almost made me want to grab a 2nd one (if it weren't for the line). But their slider stole the show. The photos don't really do it justice, and yeah it's not the fattest thing in the world. But bacon, eggs, and cheese on a roll is so simple, so greasy, so delicious that you really can't go wrong. Ok yeah you can get that literally anywhere. But something about how haphazardly and dgaf it's assembled, plus whatever the hell sauce it comes with, makes this slider just a touch elevated. The inside had fun little trinkets to window shop. Once you're in the little shack, the line doesn't feel as daunting. There are benches, you can look at the menu, you can shop a bit. The workers all had these sick black canvas (or was it denim?) overalls. I wonder if those are for sale? Seating is sparse, they've got tables along the sides and back, or you could eat in your car. The shack is small, don't expect to linger after getting your order. I probably won't be back. but all things considered, yeah this spot is hyped up heavy, but now I understand why.

I waited to try this place for so long so that the lines would taper off... But finally tried it on…read moreMemorial Day when I had the day off .... and so did the whole LA city lol. I won't bore you with the wait (but yes, we waited 40ish minutes). We got the typical matcha latte, and also the hojicha latte. I actually liked the hojicha one more! It held onto its hojicha essence, I feel like some places dilute it so much or add so much sugar. Here, you could taste the nuttiness of the hojicha, and I think there was a touch of maple syrup added. I liked the drink so much, I ordered hojicha powder online after (not the same, obviously!) Would I come back again? Yes.... but only during truly off-peak times because I don't think I can get myself to wait in line again lol.