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Loquat Coffee

4.5 (225 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Moderate noise
Good for working
Dogs allowed
Outdoor seating

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Croissant Presse
Karen L.

I stopped in today while waiting for another store to open. Adrien, the manager, was so nice! The shop is bright and pretty and very welcoming. I had a delicious pastry. A croissant presse, that I have not stopped thinking about all day! I love this coffee shop and if I lived closer it would be dangerous!

February 2026
Jenna L.

Slightly expensive, but amazing coffee! We got the mascarpone to share, and it was incredible! The foam was super flavorful, but not too sweet, and had chocolate bits on top? Definitely would come back if in the area. My friend that loves coffee got us these beans last year as a gift and they were also very delicious.

Love the mascarpone latte!
Elo m.

Love their mascarpone latte. Always tastes so good and never disappoints! Definitely worth going here

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Bianka G.

Needed some caffeine after a long drive and wanted to check them out. Parking can be a bit of a struggle but be patient. Looking over the menu everything looks of high quality and carefully curated drinks. Each one made to serve a purpose. I've had an espresso tonic before and I like the idea of it. I saw one on the menu and decided to go with it. It's a more refreshing and lighter way to enjoy espresso. Caribbean Tonic ($7.50): espresso tonic with pineapple juice, coconut cream, and tonic syrup. Garnished with a dehydrated pineapple The marble (matcha/mascarpone/pistachio) and the mascarpone drinks (think tiramisu) are both $8 and popular. They look very pretty too. They also have some breakfast burritos and baked goods.

MASCARPONE ESPRESSO w/ Oat milk
Jennifer N.

Loquat Coffee also owned by Kumquat Coffee and Fondry. I was excited to try Loquat located in Cypress Park ( around the 5 and 10 freeway) limited street parking only. We ordered the iced Lumiere $8.50 which is Mango Puree, organic pineapple juice, Mascarpone foam, cold milk. Odd taste. You need to like the idea of having a fruit juice mix with your coffee. Iced Mascarpone Expresso with oatmilk $8.75. The drinks are just OK imo. I've had better Mascarpone drinks in the OC. They have limited pasties from Fondry and Baker's kneeded. Not satisfied that they do not warm up the pastries for you because they were hard and cold.

Merch.
Carl N.

Life isn't perfect but your iced coffee can be. That being said let's begin this ostentatious review. ;D ha! LOQUAT COFFEE (est 2024) is a corner specialty coffee shop in Cypress Park neighborhood of LA. It's a private label of Kumquat Coffee. LC's drink menu has an even distribution of espresso, pour-overs, cold brew, teas and signature drinks. Its interior is beautifully designed with an eye catching yellow & black color background scheme throughout the coffee shop. Furthermore, their seats were mixture of modern and classic design. Similarly, its high ceiling gives it more visual depth with natural light through their large windows. And the shop has that industrial exterior look with barely readable name. Anyways, Loquat's atmosphere was very relaxing. Staff were eloquent and competent. Prices were slightly higher than other coffee shops. Service was spot on. Coffee quality was great. Music background was soothing. As for drinks, I had a Brazilian Cold Brew. And it was bloody awesome! It's very refreshing really especially on a hot sunny day. Free wifi. Ample of street parking. Overall, I had a splendid experience and enjoyed my drink. I highly recommend you visit. See you next time.

Croissant, taste like a buttered cookie
Stephanie R.

Really cute coffee stop , we stumbled upon it because we wanted coffee and a pastry . I got the signature mascarpone and the croissant. I REALLY love the pastry for the crunchy flavor . The drinks were delicious and the service was quick! I'll def be back . My friends also got the cookie and sausage pastry and they were delicious .

Hot almond latte
Lily H.

Customer service was genuine from the Asian cashier to the girl baristas. There was no entitlement barista vibes here as you feel in LA coffee shops, which was such a comfort. I felt like o had gone back in time to when people were humanly nice. There almond latte was executed perfectly. The beans were a little light for my taste, but everything was perfect.

Mascarpone iced latte. Not sweet enough for me.
Nina T.

My cousin recommended this coffee place for me to try in Highland Park so I thought I'd go see for myself. The coffee shop color is very modern and pleasing to the eye. Parking on street only. I came for the Mascarpone Iced Latte since my cousin told me that is a must try. I ordered it with oat milk. The drink is very instagrammable. I was instructed to mix it up before drinking. I did and took the first sip. Okay, it's not sweet at all but a bit bitter from the cocoa powder, I mixed it some more, and although it wasn't as bitter upon start, it didn't get much sweeter for me. Keep in mind I love my coffee sweet and creamy and unfortunately this wasn't it. There was also a lot of (what I presume to be) coffee bean nibs in every sip I took. I did not like that at all and there was a lot of them, 2/5 for me. The Croissant Presse that I ordered looked really good as it was flat and had a caramel glaze on top. I was expecting it to be chewy and delicious. Instead, it was super crunchy. It was okay, 3.5/5 for me. Service was great, I just didn't enjoy the drink and pastry as I thought I would.

Geisha old fashioned, mascarpone
Akari L.

I love this location and its selection! I've been to different Kumquat locations but I love the vibe here. Parking is also much easier. The mascarpone is like a dessert in a cup and it's so delicate. It's my favorite. We also tried the tomato scone and it was really good.

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Jessica N.

Unfortunately, not as exciting as their sister store, Kumquat. It's very small with a few chairs outside and a bench inside. More of a take-out shop. Got the iced hojicha and it's exactly as I expected. Still refreshing and straightforward. There's some neighborhood parking across the street but otherwise I wouldn't make the trip unless you're in the area.

Patille L.

Loquat is such a cute vibey coffee shop. The outdoor area is so relaxing to just sit and sip on your coffee. I ordered the matcha with vanilla and it was very tasty. The vanilla was so good I loved it. I also tried their coffee and that was also very tasty. The coffee beans were so fresh. The service was also great all our questions were answered.

Matcha ceremonial tea Yum :) 2/9/25
Marcia R.

Wow! Such a amazing coffee spot for the locals here in Cypress Park, the line starts outside, and they are very polite and kind and considerate in line. Everyone holds the door for you, Drip coffee is great, they grind the beans you get to see the magic happen here My match tea was excellent it was a ceremonial tea I watch him wish the match and pour it so amazing. First time here and it was so clean and vibes were great! Keeping local business going

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Ask the Community - Loquat Coffee

Where did you guys get your black hand sanitizer pump??! It's so aesthetic!!

How much seating is there? It's hard to tell from the photos. Is it the kind of place where you can come and sit and work for a while, or more of a pop in-pop out kind of place?

There's three small tables out front and four bar seats inside

Does it place have something to do with Kumquat coffee?

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