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    La Vida Latte

    4.3 (15 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Almond lavidadita mocha
    Jenny Y.

    I ordered almond tostadido mocha $6.25+tax ($6.93) after seeing these 3 ladies standing by the truck. I asked for less sweet and it was just perfect amount of sweetness and very silky tasting latte! Julio who makes the drink inside the truck was super nice and friendly! They even have this little table set outside. The price isn't cheap so I'm not sure if people would be willing to pay the money especially there's no seating available. I would definitely be back to purchase more! Hopefully Julio does well for himself to get a space to have these delicious drinks for more people!!

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    Katie C.

    Stopped here after the gym at around 4pm, staff was really friendly & accommodating to us! However the food bites were a bit underwhelming unfortunately. We ordered a la vida burrito, churro bites, & a seasonal pastry which was a pistachio crunch croissant. la vida burrito: 3/5, it was hot meaning they cooked it fresh which i enjoyed, but it was a little lacking in satisfaction/flavor, nothing too crazy. on the skinnier side as well. i do like that they cut in half knowing we were going to share, that was considerate of em. churro bites: 2.5/5 cinnamon sugar flavor was good, though churro itself felt overcooked & too hard to bite than usual too. pistachio crunch croissant: 2.5/5. it tasted really stale and hard to bite. at first, i was wondering where much of the pistachio flavor was bc i did not bite into any cream until the latter half of my croissant. the pistachio cream part redeemed itself but still cannot get over how stale it tasted which ruined my experience.. Overall, I appreciated the service & I liked their cute side table decor. I'm hoping they improve on freshness & quality for the future!

    Seasonal Pastry - Pistachio Croissant
    Albert C.

    [3.5 stars] - i was able to try the pistachio croissant and not gonna lie, it tasted stale and it lacked flavor. there is only filling in a small portion of the croissant which isn't ideal because honestly it needed more flavor to balance it out. also, i got the la vida burrito as well & it was very interesting because there was a churro inside of the burrito which surprisingly tasted good! (but also didn't expect). lastly, i got some churro bites & they were yummy and decent, but some of them were overcooked and too crunchy.

    Dulce de leche lattes
    Jenny D.

    Everything was phenomenal. Service was quick and friendly. My dulce de leche latte was perfect. The ambiance was charming and so was the staff. I was nearby picking up a Penseke moving truck with my bestie and we both were in desperate need of coffee. La Vida Latte was at the right spot at the right time, or maybe it was us being at the right spot at the right time. Needless to say, this is a family owned business and I couldn't be happier to support. Fresh coffee, local, family owned, and welcoming. Highly recommend and I'll be back to try the breakfast burrito, churros, and almond croissants.

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    The food is always delicious! Presentation is amazing - the little to go boxes the serve the food in are super cute. The owners are also very kind. Parking is always a breeze so it's easy to access. I'm very glad there's a spot like this so close to where I live :)

    Dulce de leche with oatmilk
    E G.

    I was looking around for this little coffee shop and found that la vida latte is a food truck. The horchata latte is so good. I love my coffees heavy and creamy, and this did not disappoint. I also ordered a dulce latte with oatmilk. I will definitely return for the horchata drink again and maybe try the mazapan too.

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