Coffee was pretty good! They also have a variety of sugar free syrups :) I…read more Lots of seating, plugs are there and the cashier was pretty friendly. Plus the inside was cute! I'd totally come back! It looks like a great wfh place or a place to get coffee an read a good book :)

I was pretty excited to see that they offer latte flights because there were so many flavors I…read morewanted to try! One of the most interesting was the caramel miso latte, which had a unique combination of savory and sweet. My favorite, though, was the maple lavender latte. It was perfectly balanced, with neither flavor overpowering the other. The matcha was a little weak for my taste, but overall, the flight was a fun way to sample several different drinks at once.

I love this place so much. Ground Hideout Coffee is a Long Beach coffee shop gem. They are family…read moreowned. They have a great coffee and food menu without overwhelming customers. I love their in house made foams. The seating inside and outside is small but very cozy. Their drinks are so delicious. I love their customer service, they're super friendly. Honestly, this is one of the best coffee shops in Long Beach. Street parking is available, check them out on Instagram.

Update: My point proven with their response…read more Original post: I honestly wasn't going to post anything because I thought the whole situation was really weird, but I feel the owner should know how this interaction was handled. I've been to this coffee shop many times before and have never been treated this way by any of the brothers who work there, which is why this experience was so disappointing. I asked to use the restroom because I genuinely had to go. I was told I needed to make a purchase first. I was already planning on buying something, so I made the purchase. After I paid, I was STILL told I couldn't use the restroom because the employee said she felt uncomfortable. If there is a restroom policy, I understand. But I followed what I was told to do and made a purchase, so I don't understand why I was still denied. I then asked for the employee's name because I wanted to make a complaint. Asking for an employee's name is NOT a threat. It is a normal thing for a customer to do when they want to provide feedback. What I don't understand is why the situation escalated to the point where I was being kicked out simply for asking for a name. That's why I didn't immediately leave. I wanted to explain myself because I genuinely felt like I had not done anything wrong. The dad was the person I was trying to speak with because he was the only one I felt I could have a calm conversation with. I was NOT screaming at him. I was trying to explain what happened. He was explaining their restroom policy, but I don't think he understood that I had ALREADY made a purchase and that there was more to the situation. It felt like everyone immediately took the daughter's side because she said she felt uncomfortable without stopping to ask why or what had actually happened. As a business owner, you should understand the entire situation before making a decision. If your daughter says she feels uncomfortable, why not ask what happened and understand both sides before removing a customer? I eventually left because I didn't want the situation to escalate further. Instead, I was being pushed out while people were recording me and putting their phones in my face. I did not give permission or consent to be recorded, and I specifically said that during the interaction. I was not recording them during that time. But then I did have to record and I do have a recording of the moment when the mom touched me to make me leave, and what I said during that interaction is on the recording. There are also cameras at the busines that can show what happened. I should have called the police when she put her hands on me, but I chose not to. I'm a mom too, and I didn't want to put another family in that situation while emotions were high. I would have preferred for someone to simply take a moment to understand what happened. This was never about who was right or wrong. It was about basic etiquette and customer service. I also looked at the business Instagram afterward and saw that it is Latino family-owned. I'm Latina as well, so it was especially disappointing to feel so unwelcome. I'm a mom and a single mom, and I had gotten very little sleep that day. I'll be honest I did not look put together. I looked tired because I WAS tired. The way I was treated left me feeling like I was being judged based on my appearance. I'm not saying I know what was in anyone's mind, but I know how the interaction made me feel. If someone walks into your business looking tired, messy, or not "put together," should they receive different treatment? Customers deserve basic respect regardless of how they look. After everything happened, I didn't even receive my full refund. The money was thrown back to me in a way that felt extremely disrespectful. I've been here many times and never experienced anything like this. Unfortunately, after this experience, I will never be back and I will never spend another dime here. This isn't about revenge or threatening anyone. It's about basic respect, customer service, and etiquette especially here in Long Beach. I came in as a customer. I expected to be treated with respect. That's it.

Love this place. I hangout here all the time. Chill vibes, cute menu, and a quality Long Beach…read moreexperience.

I really like that this place wasn't overcrowded like most places and they had a cute front…read moreentrance outside where you could sit and enjoy your coffee with some beautiful plants. When I walked into men were playing chess, which I thought was cool. I ordered a hot vanilla latte. They have three sizes to pick from. I got the small which was a pretty generous size for a little over five dollars. The latte was good and super hot. Bathroom is clean. They do charge a dollar for ice however they were generous enough to provide provided complementary to me today since I made a purchase. Overall, I would say I had a good experience and would go back again in the area

I love the handmade cards and the candles. I loved the plants and the open concept where the doors…read moreopen to the outside. The whole set up makes this place so inviting but also entirely cozy feel it's fantastic! I had an absolutely great experience on a Saturday! It was so good that I came back the very next day on Sunday to get the same thing. Unfortunately, I couldn't even consume my order the second day. I ordered the green machine smoothie which was absolutely phenomenal the first day the second day it was an entirely different color and crazy sour taste. The front end person making my drink told me that this was due to the differing amounts of spinach each person makes it with. The crazy thing was this second smoothie wasn't green like the first day so how does less spinach make it sour?? Honestly it seemed like the milk went bad and they didn't want to say anything. They didn't remake my drink and seemed offended when I asked clarification on why it was an entirely different color and taste. (Included in pictures) Those things aside the chocolate donut was phenomenal and I did really love my experience on Saturday. Sunday just left such a horrible taste (literally) in my mouth that I wouldn't be back. *Edited to show "green machine" not just "green smoothie" as previously stated.

I come here for my morning matcha at least once a week. I love it here. I'm always greeted and they…read morehave the best team. I've never had a bad experience here ever. This morning I watched a rude old lady talk down to the nice man who helped me and made my matcha. And he was nothing but respectful and nice to her. And she was rude, belittled him, and he stayed calm and caring. So idk who reads these, but that man deserves a raise cause you shouldn't treat people ESPECIALLY your barista like that over some banana bread. Lady was wack. Anyways I gave her a stank ass look

Cajete & mazapan lattes (oat, iced) are incredible. Service is super friendly. Great supporter of…read moreour community Coffees: if you're like me and make most of your iced lattes at home, you get picky and start to understand what makes a good latte - the ratios, quality of espresso etc. (am I becoming a coffee snob lol). This place is 1000% a GREAT iced latte spot. The mazapan was our favorite but is sweeter (love it) and the cajete is also great, but less sweet. The space: local art and murals, bulletin board with local events. Lots of space to work or study. Parking: street only. Hit the green checkmark on the meter for free 15 minutes parking.

so fABULOUS!!!! We were visiting Long Beach and I wanted quality matcha and checked out their…read morewebsite. It looked super unique and genuinely good so we went and the employees were so cool and kind and it was my fav interior design I've seen in a while. Prolly because they just put up whatever they wanted to. Portraits of bad bunny, Friday Kahlo, and Chadwick are featured on the walls, as well as board games and chess. It's super welcoming for the gays #lovegays but also has a great variety of clientele. Got the horchata matcha and some Mexican candies lol love that they had these probably the best coffee shop in the area much love.

So I don't come here *often* just because it's not down the street, and there are multiple…read morewonderful coffee shops that *are* down the street - but I have now been here several times for one reason or another since they opened about a year ago, and it is pretty neat. Might well be the coolest *vibe* coffee shop in Long Beach. Funny enough, every time I happened to be in the immediate area, it just happened to be during a Sunday morning "listening session", so I had thought that meant they only play interesting records from their collection on Sunday morning, which is, as it turns out, entirely inaccurate: they are *always* playing records from their large collection of interesting records, just that most Sunday mornings, they do a specially-curated "listening session" where they briefly talk about their selections, then bring up the volume a little and ask people to be quieter, to enjoy the music. Which is pretty neat! I should really go to those more often, instead of just by accident each time. Unusually, they really focus entirely on class drinks, they don't have any zany personalized fancy lattes on their core menu, which I'm totally fine with - their espresso is entirely worth drinking on their own. I'm also very happy with their pastry selection, which they get from Colossus - their brownies are very good, *very* affordable, and go spectacularly with espresso, so that's a draw in and of itself. The only thing I couldn't get quite as much behind - I was so excited when they announced a couple months ago that they'd just started a new brunch menu, to include breakfast tacos. Breakfast tacos are bomb, something restaurants in California haven't really seemed to have caught onto, so I went there immediately to try them. Anyway, they're pretty tasty, but not *extraordinary*, and for $9, they aren't particularly large. It's also not a very large space, either so it's a lot easier finding a comfortable seat to quickly drink a coffee with a bit of brownie, than it was that time, finding a comfortable spot to eat a proper meal. Given I was eating a proper meal, though, I did also try their green iced tea to go with it, which I can confirm is also delicious, super refreshing, and was at the time, a very reasonable $3.50. Went great with the tacos, for sure, though I don't think I'd go back for either of them. I would definitely stop by for coffee and a brownie any time I was in the area, though, and I really *should* remember to intentionally make it to more of their Sunday morning sessions.

Nice spot! When I got there it was a lot smaller than I expected but the outdoor seating has plenty…read moreroom. The customer service was great. It has a warm cozy feel and the drinks are reasonably priced for the area. There's tons of street parking too.

I've been a patron of Rose Park Coffee Roasters on 4th Street in Long Beach, CA for a little over…read morea year now, and all of my experiences have been very pleasant so far. I don't drink coffee at all, so I will typically order a water when I drop in, and that's more than enough for me as I'm typically only working on small assignments or reading for a couple of hours anyway. Regardless of how busy it might be on any given day, I'm always acknowledged and greeted with a warm welcome as soon as I walk in. A simple greeting may seem like a no-brainer in a customer service environment, but not every employee greets customers when they drop in - so it's much appreciated to the Long Beach staff. The café isn't big, but the interior is very quaint and homey, so I generally prefer to snag a seat indoors when I am around. The music isn't oppressively loud like at most Starbucks in my area, so I really appreciate that as someone who is likely working, reading, or doing both when I do hit up a café. While I can't offer any insight into the quality of coffee, lattes, etc. I can vouch for Rose Park in LB if you need a low-key spot to relax or get some work done.

Found Rose Park by accident while looking for a coffee place in downtown Long Beach and ended up…read morereally liking it. Cute, relaxed vibe and a nice outdoor area to sit, enjoy the sun, and have coffee. We tried the Maple Lavender Latte and Caramel Miso Latte, both were really good and something different. Would come back again.

Love it here! The…read morechai is fantastic and the personal touch makes it exceptional. The owner is so kind. I love running into him and his wife.

Always fun tonfinf new coffee spots…read more Coffee station had good strong coffee, which was perfect! Service and ambiance were on point. Can you say,fast,quick amd affordable in 1 place,this is your place. Again,I grabbed an OG coffee,wolr me up!