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    SACHI.LA

    4.6 (340 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Matcha latte
    Mariya K.

    Super yummy matcha and cute consignment store! Would love to come back and study here. Very cozy and friendly staff!!

    Miss M.

    One of my favorite coffee shops in LA. They make amazing lattes, their outdoor seating area has the best vibe, and the other half of the store sells the cutest (thoughtfully curated) clothes and plants. LOVE the vibe of this coffee shop. They also have a toddler sized table for kids, so I like bringing my daughter. Little details like this matter!

    Lavender earl grey iced latte with espresso
    Niree S.

    We arrived to LAX too early to pick up my sister. I needed to kill some time and also caffeinate ourselves so I looked up coffee shops nearby and this one popped up! It had high enough readings and looks cute from the photos so I decided to give it a try. There was a bit of a weight to order and it was quite packed on a Saturday morning, but I'm glad I gave it a try because their coffee was really good. I got the cappuccino, the lavender Earl Grey latte with a shot of espresso added, and the Cara caramel latte! All the drinks were very good and if I were in this area, I would return. They also have a super cute shop that is connected to the coffee shop where they sell tons of beautiful indoor plants with pots and other vintage clothing and knickknacks.

    Front counter. Just made it before the 2PM closing.
    Richard R.

    In honor of Women's History Month and to celebrate women-owned businesses in general, I hereby offer up my review update for SACHI.LA. Going back to January of 2018 (actually before but that's when I started taking pictures) I noticed that a new coffee business was going in just North of Culver Blvd on Centinela. From the beginning, I could see that it was going to take a while. There weren't any big construction crews. Just some people doing it a little bit at a time. And It wasn't going to be very big but the independent coffee scene on the West Side was pretty bleak back then. You have to understand that any new additions were highly anticipated. Started by two sisters, Sachi and Chiyo, it has been quite a journey for SACHI.LA. Eventually opening in September of 2018, they had just enough time to become established before covid hit. They did an amazing job following all the protocols to keep everyone safe but still managed to keep the vibe 100% SACHI.LA. This meant a great deal to the local community that had come to depend on them. After successfully surviving covid, they have now gone through an expansion that has transitioned them into kind of a lifestyle brand. As well as continuing to satisfy all of their loyal coffee lovers, along with all of their other well curated merch, they have added clothing (new & vintage) and an amazing selection of house plants (and related items). This involved taking over the space next door, at least doubling their size. When you need a special last minute gift, they are very likely to have something that will work perfectly. Be sure to check their hours as they close a little early at 2PM. If you have never been to SACHI.LA before or if you haven't visited in a while, go check them out. In a way, I think it's still a work in progress but honestly, that's just the way it should be;)

    Rocky B.

    Plants, coffee, and a seriously cool vibe? Yes, please. Sachi LA checks all my boxes. From the moment you walk in, the space feels warm, relaxed, and thoughtfully designed. The interior is filled with gorgeous greenery--tables covered in houseplants, shelves lined with pots, and trailing vines that make the whole place feel like a little urban jungle. The aesthetic is calm and modern with natural wood, soft lighting, and unique decorative touches that make it a great place to sit, sip, and just enjoy the atmosphere. The staff are welcoming and friendly, which always makes a difference. Service felt genuine and easygoing, and the coffee itself was top notch. Whether you're stopping in for a quick caffeine fix or planning to hang out for a bit, it's the kind of place that makes you want to linger. Seating options are another big plus. There's comfortable indoor seating as well as a covered outdoor area if you want some fresh air while you drink your coffee. It's an ideal spot to meet friends, catch up on emails, or just relax with a good drink surrounded by plants. Parking is also pretty convenient for the area. There's a small lot in the back and plenty of street parking nearby, which makes visiting a lot easier. Between the great coffee, welcoming staff, and the plant-filled atmosphere, Sachi LA is definitely becoming my new go-to spot.

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    Marko T.

    I went here last week for the first time. I ordered the matcha latte anf hojicha latte, both were very good. The matcha was no too sweet and the hojicha latte had a nice toasty flavor. The vibe of the place was very nice and the staff was friendly and helpful. They sell coffee and merch on one side and on the other side they have a whole other space that has plants, vintage clothes and all kinds of goodies. Very unique experience and I would definitely recommend a visit here if you're in the area.

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    Olivia P.

    This place is super great. They have an outdoor patio with plenty of seating and delicious looking pastries. I got the earl grey lavender matcha, which was really tasty and the match combo with earl grey was really unique. Cold brew was decent. Staff was super friendly!

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    Lianne P.

    Good matcha! Cute spot with indoor tables and WiFi. Went on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too busy.

    Maruko X.

    Ambiance: it's cozy and equipped with a lot of green plants inside, they also have an outdoor patio converted from rear parking lot. Unfortunately bad experience overall, and it's such a waste for the vibe Service: no service with terrible attitude, and I wish I didn't tip. After placing the order, I asked can I get a cup of water for the dog since it's a hot day, and the barista said there's a bowl for dogs, I went to check right away, the water bowl next to the rear door was empty and so dry, there wasn't any water for dogs to drink and they didn't refill it for a long time. When I tried to get water for human to drink later, the self serving water barrel was empty too. I had to ask them to refill more than once, which shouldn't be my job in the first place, but apparently they couldn't care less Drink: simple menu with few store specials, they made mistake with one order and couldn't fix it properly, you either get a full cup of ice or only 70% cup filled if you ask for light ice sachi special - * vanilla cold brew, the taste was bad matcha latte - ** light and watery taste Price: steeply overpriced for the poor quality, totally not worth $8+ per drink, let alone the milk they used wasn't fresh and caused stomach problem afterwards

    Su L.

    After several years, this is still one of my favorite coffee shops in LA. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and good wifi if you're wanting to do laptop work. The indoor seating can be a bit busy depending on the time - I came at 8:30 on a weekday morning and all the tables were full, so I snagged a counter seat by the window. Staff are always kind. For straight, unsweetened matcha, this is my favorite place on the west side. Coffees are also always perfectly made with latte art.

    Lauren C.

    Parking sucks but the drinks don't!!!!! When I went, it was difficult to find a parking spot. I parked somewhat far and walked but it was a nice day. The drink was so good, it was fine. Lol. : ) Friendly service. Yummy drinks.

    Citrus olive oil cake
    Cat N.

    If you are looking for a simple matcha then this is the spot. No fluff just straight good matcha. They also have coffees and other caffeinated drinks. And I love that they use organic milk by default but they got milk alternatives as well. And their pastries are to die for. There's lots of gluten free options as well. I got their Citrus olive oil cake and it was perfection. Perfectly moist, just enough sweetness, and total delicious. Shoutout to the guy behind the counter for recommending it. Oh and they have a cute little shop connect to it. I spent some time hanging out there for awhile. Great vibes.

    Mallory C.

    Love the plants inside! The coffee and tea was okay, but I really loved the decor inside. Lots of wonderful plants and items to look at.

    Iced matcha latte ($6)

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    Update: I also love their cold Matcha with oat milk. I like to add a packet of stevia, which they provide.

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    Horrible matcha - tasted like grass. Maybe too authentic... not worth $8. Save ur money

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    “I had their Earl Grey lavender latte (with oat milk) and it was delicious and well worth the money I spent.”

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