Was finally able to try this place out. Starting off the atmosphere was incredible beautiful, modern, and super aesthetically pleasing. It's the kind of place that immediately feels welcoming and thoughtfully designed. I ordered their mocha latte and it was perfect. It had just the right amount of sweetness without being overpowering, and the coffee flavor was strong but not so strong that it makes you feel jittery or anxious. Everything was really well balanced and smooth. You can tell they care about the quality of their coffee. I definitely loved it and will absolutely be coming back. Highly recommend stopping by if you're a coffee lover! read more

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Came on Sunday morning and I knew it was going to be busy. There wasn't a line, but there were a lot of people inside and it seemed a large group had just placed an order right before. When you walk in, you order to the left and there's quite a bit of seating inside, but they were all taken. Service was fine and my drink was good. read more

This place has great ambiance, even played lofi synthwave for music which I don't think I've ever encountered in the wild. Employees are attentive and welcoming. The chai latte I ordered tasted great, if a bit sweet, I'll ask if I can adjust that should I come back. The 2 pastries I ordered were just okay, but each cost more than the drink I ordered. I would just stick to the coffee and teas IMHO. If vibes and customer service is more important to you, than this place is right up your alley. Might stop by again just for a latte, but little else. read more

I've passed by this spot a few times and finally had a chance to stop in for a coffee. There's free parking available, which made it easy to pull in. It's right off Western, but the exterior is pretty subtle, so it's easy to miss--definitely keep an eye out for the sign. When I walked in, the vibe was calm and not too busy. The barista greeted me while finishing up a drink. I wasn't immediately sure where the menu was, but after a quick look around I found it. The selection isn't huge, but that actually works in its favor--it feels like they focus on doing a few things well. I ordered an unsweetened iced matcha with simple syrup on the side, along with a warmed croissant. While waiting, I looked around the shop. They sell freshly ground beans, and the prep area almost looks like a little science setup, which was interesting to see. When my drink was ready, I added simple syrup myself--ended up putting in a bit too much, so that was on me. The matcha itself was smooth and good on its own. Overall, I'd come back again, and I'm also interested in checking out their Redondo Beach location. read more

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From the outside it looks ordinary but as you step inside you are welcomed in an aesthetically, beautiful and welcoming coffeehouse. The aromas as you walk in are just amazing. The baristas know their stuff and you know they really love coffee. They are very knowledgeable and their recommendations were great. The cortado was just the right amount of espresso and milk. Just perfect and the chai latte was just the right amount of sweetness. Just savored every sip. Was sad when I finished it. But luckily I'm this place is a couple of minutes from my workplace. So will definitely be back. Just need to try their pastries. They looked delicious. On the plus side the place is spacious and plenty of parking both on the street and they have a lot to the side. Plenty of scarce to get work done as well. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Chai Latte - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

Modern coffee, tea, and vibes with a price tag. Visited on a Friday afternoon to finish up some work on the computer. Was able to get some street parking on the main street. Walking in, it's pretty spacious with some seating - very minimalist vibes. Ended up ordering a rose tea and an almond croissant. I didn't see prices of the pastry, but the tea was about $5. Total came out to $14 - so seems the croissant was pretty pricey. The rose tea was pretty good - steeped well and not too hot upon serving, so you can actually drink your drink right away. You def get floral flavors and aroma - so worked out well. The croissant was a different story - seemed old and dry, I took two bites and couldn't eat the rest. For the price - that's literally tough to swallow. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Rose tea and almond croissant - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

I was finally able to try this coffee shop, which is within walking distance from my home and also has street parking available. Inside, there are a few seats if you want to stay and enjoy your drink. They offer a nice selection of pastries along with coffee and a variety of other beverages. I decided to try the matcha mango drink and thought it was pretty good--just make sure to stir it well before drinking. Overall, I'd recommend checking it out! read more

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Their newest opening. It's quaint inside but I feel like the set up for ordering should be where the door opens. A couple seating inside where you can watch them roast the coffee beans. The black coffee I'm sure is wonderful. But I'm too fancy and need a latte. Tried the Stockholm fog with a shot and it was a bit much. Do it without a shot. I felt the caffeine. It's basically a chai and mocha. It definitely was a rich drink. And then the mango matcha. That was okay. The drinks were $9. Overall for my palate I don't think there is a drink for me to go to but for coffee lovers that want to try different beans and know that they freshly roast in house this place may be for you. read more

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Ambiance: it's a trendy coffee shop in South Bay, spacious seating inside and they have private parking lot attached to the establishment Service: super friendly and patient with questions, very knowledgeable about their products and specialties, provided useful suggestion based on different beans Drink: simple menu items with rotating exotic beans Vanilla Latte - **** classic latte, creamy and tasty, recommend Emerald Series La Piragua - ***** choice of Emerald Pour Over, iced coffee, Blackberry, Lemonade, Cherry, and its origins in Colombia, Huila, Palestina Varietal with Pink Bourbon Natural Process by coffee grower Arley Vargas, bold aroma of fruity notes, unique combination, highly recommend Price: premium quality, and it's on the pricey side, each drink costs about $7~$9 read more

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Just checked this place out early Saturday morning... while they were having hot water problems - the barista was very kind and helped me choose both a drink and food. The mango Matcha latte and the avocado toast with prosciutto were delicious. I really appreciated the service and attention. I definitely will be back. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Mango Sunrise Matcha Latte - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

This place has the best atmosphere, it looks bigger on the inside with indoor seating. The workers were nice and made our drinks quick. I like that it's not super busy, but customers come in waves. They're more known for their coffee, I believe they roast their beans in house. The matcha was a miss for me, it was very light in mango and matcha flavor. While the syrup tastes homemade, it definitely can be improved. I just expected more for a $9 drink. They don't have a parking lot, but there's free street parking. read more

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Good spot to get your coffee fix, is what my girlfriend would say. I unfortunately got the matcha, and if i'm being honest, it wasn't for me. Something about it didn't fit my taste buds. Cool place though and definitely a spot you should check out if you like coffee or if you're trying to get some work done. Service was decent and we parked on the street. read more

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Pretty good iced mocha! The sparkling americano was unique as well! Very aesthetic inside and out. They have their own roasting room which was cool! read more

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This was my second time visiting The Boy and the Bear in Gardena. The first time I came, I ordered the chai chocolate latte called the Stockholm Fog, and it was delicious. It had a great chai flavor with a subtle hint of chocolate and a touch of cinnamon--really tasty. Honestly, I wish I would've ordered that again. This time, I came with my brother and we tried the chocolate croissants and a mango sunrise matcha. I had my croissant heated, and while it was okay, there was very minimal chocolate inside and it wasn't melted when I bit into it. The mango matcha was also lacking flavor and mostly tasted like milk. That said, I absolutely love the aesthetic of this coffee shop. The blue color scheme is super inviting, and it's a great place to hang out if you're in the area to work, or study even if the food and drink didn't quite hit this visit. read more

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Damn this is some good coffee. Drove here because of the yelp reviews. Absolutely happy I did! Vanilla Latte cones with a double shot of espresso and it is delicious. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Vanilla Latte - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

Perfect location. Easy parking. The aesthetics of this location are so nice and it is very welcoming for people who want to get some work done or grab some coffee for a chat. I absolutely love the glass of the roast room. It invites us into the process. I was shocked at the price increase. I was at the redondo location last year and I used to get two lattes and a croissant for $20. This trip it was the same purchase and it came out to $29. Yikes. I was also a little sad that the coffee wasn't as good. Tasted a bit diluted. Not sure if it was the shot not being pulled correctly or the caramel flavor being watery. I don't know! I use to drive 20 mins just to get this coffee before and was a little sad that it wasn't the same. May have been just that day or the barista. Overall, still a great coffee shop serving great coffee. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Pretty waiting area - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

I've been driving by this spot for so long I was so excited to finally try it out! We came late Sunday morning and there was no wait and plenty of street parking. The inside was very modern, aesthetic and cool. Both the baristas working were super friendly and greeted us when we walked in too. Now the coffee.., I'm a bit conflicted on how to rate this because it was really good but the most expensive coffee I've ever had. We got a mocha latte and a vanilla one both with oat milk. The milk was an extra charge, I believe syrups were $1.25 and made in house. Overall I paid $17 something with no tip for two lattes. While they were perfectly balanced with a good coffee taste and subtle sweetness, I have a hard time justifying the price. I understand it's about quality, but I feel like it is extremely overpriced and you can get a good quality latte other places for less. I would maybe come back if I wanted to splurge because the lattes really were good just pricey. read more

The Boy & The Bear - Vanilla latte (left), mocha latte (right) - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

I'm a second wave coffee guy, however TB&TB's pourer may have converted me to third wave! read more

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Very expensive! I did enjoy my drink and avocado toast but for me and my fiancée it was around 60 dollars so $15 an item including tip. I would like this place better if the interior was a bit more focused on comfort. I think they have nice lines inside but no couches. I prefer coffee shops with an old school couch and acoustic guitar type vibe. Still, it was nice inside. The service was helpful and attentive! I wish they had a loyalty program or some kind of item for online reviewers. I also wish they had vegan pastry! I enjoyed myself and would probably come here to get some premium beans, but it's too expensive to be a regular visit for me! Looking forward to coming back. read more

A cozy coffee shop in a commercial area, well designed interior and nice aesthetics for the roastery. The staff is friendly and fast with their services. I ordered the Pumpkin Spice Latte which was rich, smooth, and not too sweet. Just enough hint of pumpkin and cinnamon to add to the overall experience. read more

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I love everything about this coffee shop. The coffee shop alone is my favorite color, there is minimal seating along the counter and the pastries are big fresh - though I wish there were wooden signs so consumers know the price before purchasing. Now to my fellow coffee hipsters - there are various coffees using different beans and flavor profiles for you to try - additionally there are beans that you could take home. I bought "Fabian Acevado?" and it was really good - make a Chemex cup every morning and the box gives me instructions on how much to weigh out and how much water to pour. This place knows their coffee. I also got a free coffee with my coffee bean purchase - an iced drip coffee with milk and sugar. It was delicious. The baristas were very nice and patiently explained the differences between the coffee's which helped me make my decision and even offered to add milk and sugar to my coffee. Thank you. read more

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The boy and the bear finally opened a spot in gardena. Indont have to drive all the way to redondo beach anymore.. Limited parking spaces inside, and there are tons of street parking too if you are lucky. A cool cozy small place.. Ive been getting their lattes, which they are more famous for... But the iced latte with honey was my favorite. Great and friendly staffs too.. if youre not sure on what you want, they will ask you what type of coffee you like. once they make it, they will ask you to try it first and see if you like it or not. I always have the drinks on the go, but one if these days I will sit there and drink one.. plus, they have some pastries. read more

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This location opened recently in Gardena. I'm glad I came after the hype died down! When I came this past week in the afternoon, there was no line and I was lucky to get a parking spot right in front on the street. I wish they had a parking lot because it can be a bit tough to find street parking nearby sometimes. Very clean, modern, hipster aesthetic inside. All the tables were filled with people working on their laptops. There is an option to order online but the promo code wasn't working so I ended up just ordering in person. I tried: - Cappuccino with oat milk: I opted for a hot version. It was made very well and I really enjoyed it! I liked that I could actually taste the coffee. - Iced sparkling americano with a splash of vanilla: if you like fizzy drinks and want something refreshing, I highly recommend trying this one! I loved this drink, especially the first few sips. But with this one, you have to drink it pretty fast or else it will get flat and have a bitter taste. - Kouign Amann: got the last one! It was delicious, flaky, buttery, chewy, crispy and sweet without being overpowering. My daughter loved it and I would get it again! read more

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Located off Western Ave in Gardena. I believe this was some sort of Industrial type of building since the majority of businesses along this stretch of Western are. They do have a small lot on the side that I first missed. The place is nice but not too big a few tables and a couple of sitting areas there are a few tables along the back side of this place it's shaped kind of like an L inside. The staff seemed friendly. The service was pretty good despite the crowd they were pretty efficient and quick. They were all working hard behind the counter so bonus points for that . I got the Mango sunrise matcha w/ oatmilk they do charge an extra dollar for. Price is high but it's pretty close to standard nowadays with coffee places. My drink was good and refreshing. Overall a good experience here and it's so close by too. read more

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My friends and I have had our eyes on this place for a while now and it's felt like it's taken forever from the time the signs went up to them finally open. We dropped by today with a friend and each all offered a coffee and pastry. I got a cold brew latte and an apple danish, my partner got a cold brew and tomato pesto danish, and my friend got a flat white and croissant. All of us got our orders to dine in. Overall, we liked the danishes (which were large and flakey) but there were no prices posted. They ended up being around $8 to $9. Really wish they post prices but I know not posting prices is something fancier places do but not something typical in Gardena. Anyway, not mad I paid that much since I could have asked but I do know it's a strategy to not post prices because it sort of traps customers to not want to back out of a purchase of embarrassment and also to allow the establishment to change prices at will. Next, our coffees were all good (and the prices were posted for those), but the coffees we got were safe options. The Boy and The Bear are known for excellent coffee, but their menu definitely caters more to the initiated. As someone who's not a coffee connoisseur, I'd love to explore something new, but the minimalist menu doesn't offer much guidance. You can ask the staff, but with the line moving quickly, it's easy to feel rushed. If you're unfamiliar with specialty coffee, I'd recommend doing a bit of research beforehand. This was actually our second visit. The first time, we left without ordering because the menu felt too opaque. Today, we followed through thanks to a friend nudging us to just pick something simple. All in all, I don't fault a specialty coffee shop for not explaining what specialty coffee is--but given the stark, elevated aesthetic, a little signage or guidance wouldn't hurt. I get that some might say "just Google it," and sure, maybe these places don't have an obligation to educate. Still, the ultra-minimal vibe can unintentionally create a slightly intimidating atmosphere for newcomers and definitely not something people in Gardena would be used to. As for the atmosphere, the shop leans heavily into an industrial throwback vibe. The entire space is coated in sky blue with a clinical feel--tiles cover nearly every surface, including the benches. The acoustics are stark, with noticeable echo throughout, especially in the hallway near the restroom. On the practical side, there were no visible utensils for the pastries, and napkins weren't provided with our dine-in orders. There weren't any dispensers either, though I suspect both might be available if requested. Still, it would've been nice if they were offered proactively. Also, my dine in order came in a glass and my friends came in a plastic cup. Also, the trays are undeniably cute, but not very functional. Unlike most cafés, these trays are super smooth and slick--everything on them slides around. As I carried ours, the food shifted and spilled slightly (carrying a tray in each hand was also less than convenient). At the table next to us, I watched two women struggle to carry their orders as their drinks slid and their coffee sloshed out. A bit of texture or rubber padding would go a long way. One more thing: there's a gated parking lot adjacent to the shop, but it's not open to guests. While street parking wasn't difficult, it's worth noting that nearby homes have posted signs reading "no coffee parking," which suggests that parking has already become a point of tension in the neighborhood. All in all, I'm glad The Boy and The Bear has opened and elevated what coffee means in Gardena. That said, the shop feels somewhat transplanted, with little adjustment for a neighborhood that's distinctly different from Redondo Beach, Pasadena, or Culver City. A few thoughtful tweaks--whether in signage, service flow, or spatial warmth--could go a long way in making the experience feel more grounded and welcoming. ***edit: last thing, the person helping us kept calling me babe which I understand is just like "honey" or "sweetie" but still felt kind of odd. Really didn't like it but can understand if others are neutral about it. Sir would have been fine. read more

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This is my first time at this location as I usually go to their Pasadena one, and I really love how open and spacious it felt inside. Service was great, I felt like the workers were very welcoming and sweet. I got a basic vanilla iced latte and it was pretty good. read more

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I absolutely loved the overall vibe of this place! It's clean, chic, and has a really welcoming energy the moment you walk in. The staff were incredibly sweet, helpful, and patient, which made the experience even better. I did feel the price was definitely on the higher end for a standard vanilla iced latte ($7.50). Based on other reviews, I asked for half the vanilla syrup since I don't like overly sweet coffee and I also went with decaf. To my surprise, the iced latte was really good. Nothing too over-the-top or unique, but it had a nice balance of coffee and sweetness with a creamy finish. I had a sense of relief that it actually tasted good considering the price! Even though the drink itself was solid, I completely understand why some people give this place lower reviews mainly because of the pricing read more

The Boy & The Bear - Vanilla iced coffee - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

I'm so happy the Gardena location is finally open! The parking in the area isn't ideal, especially since this location is still pretty new. You'll probably have to find street parking but it shouldn't be too hard to find. The inside of the store is very blue and minimalist. There's ample seating I did although it was pretty full today but people didn't seem to linger too long. The line for coffee wasn't too bad but it did get quite warm with all the bodies inside. The area away from the coffee bar is much cooler. I ordered a matcha latte with vanilla syrup, an Americano for my mom, and a cold brew for my boyfriend. My matcha latte was creamy with just the right amount of vanilla. I also tasted the Americano even though I'm a child and don't prefer drinking coffee without adding oat milk or flavoring, but it was smooth. My boyfriend thought the cold brew was on the and overly bitter side but wants to try a latte next time. I'm excited Gardena has yet another major player in the coffee game. The service was fast and friendly with the cashier offering to answer questions on the drinks and coffee beans. I foresee many more visits to this location. read more

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Made a trip out to South Bay just to get coffee with my cousin and the closest non-Starbucks location to her was Nook at the Enclave, but that line was ridiculous. I've had Nook, I would not wait in a line out the door for it. Next closest coffee spot was Boy & the Bear five minutes away. It's almost kind of easy to miss because the building looks like it could have been an old medical office from the 60's or 70's and it's painted this sterile blue color, so keep an eye out for the corner of 180th and Western. We parked in their lot off of Western which has a few spots but we were able to snag one and there's plenty of street parking. We both ordered a vanilla latte and added caramel. Mine had half caramel and her's had full caramel. The iced coffee was SMOOTH. No bitterness, not too much artificial sweetener (they make their vanilla syrup in house). I'm a fan of Hidden House in Santa Ana and Portola in O.C. and this is on par with that. They also roast their own beans in house and I believe I saw instant coffee packets for sale and some smaller bags of coffee for sale in the front. Inside, the decor is giving operating theater with the room in the middle showcasing the roaster and enclosed by huge glass windows. It almost looks like it takes the entire floor up, but if you go towards the back you'll find more seating with people working on their laptops and what not. There's a lot of coffee places to choose from in Gardena, but Boy & Bear is my new go-to. It's not trying too hard, service was fast and friendly, and the coffee speaks for itself! read more

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This is an exciting addition to the neighborhood, but I'm so surprised by their lack of parking. Needing to find cramped street parking is definitely the worst part. I drive by here a lot but I usually don't stop by because there's no parking. Once I saw someone pulling out and so finally went in. The coffee and pastries are good but pricey. The vibe is very cool and minimalist. I got the mango matcha and it was delicious. I would go again the next time I happen to see free parking but it won't be a regular spot because I'm not about circling the block to find parking in Gardena! read more

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It's OPEN! We've been waiting for this place to open. It finally opened a few months ago, but we were told the lines were long. We ventured to visit one Saturday and there was no line when we entered. A line soon appeared after we entered. Talk about great timing! Not to fear, the line moved quickly! We were people/line watching from our vantage point. I really enjoyed the aesthetics of the cafe. Much thought was placed into the interior design, the furniture selection, the packaging as well as the presentation. I give extra points for the color palette! Blue is my favorite color and the dusty blue has a calming appeal. As you enter, assuming there is no line, walk to the left side of the store and towards the wall. The "line" starts at the merchandise wall and wraps around to the register. While you are in line, you can peruse their packaged teas and coffees for purchase, including reusable tumblers. As the line wraps around, you will be greeted by their pastry selection. Alas! They looked so scrumptious but our bellies were full from lunch and we could only gaze at the tempting offers. We ordered: Iced latte Sparkling Americano with a shot of vanilla My husband enjoyed his latte. As for me, I was never so happy to be drinking a sparkling Americano! I was in seventh heaven! I enjoyed it that much. That drink was just what I needed to erase the woes of a long work week and whisk me to a lovely mini vacay. I was so happy with my drink that I had my husband buy me the tumbler..... and I got another sparkling Americano with the tumbler! Happy Day! Try it! Enjoy! read more

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We are super excited to have a coffee shop like the Boy and the Bear and they finally opened. The coffee is pretty good and the ambiance is very hipster. Since they just opened, the lines were pretty long but go pretty quickly. The staff are super friendly and the main barista guy is super happy and cheerful which makes the whole experience even better. There's plenty of parking and really easy to find; much better than the Redondo location. read more

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I've been waiting for this place to open because my work is right around the corner from this new location! I remember going to the one in Redondo beach and enjoying their coffee! Their service is always great and the workers definitely know their stuff when it comes to coffee! They take pride in what they do! You can just tell by the color of the Americano that its going to be a good one! read more

The Boy & The Bear - Iced Americano - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

The Boy and Bear offers the best in Colombian coffee. Gardena shop opened in Oct 2025. The exterior looks like a blue bunker. Hard to miss on the eastern side of Western. The inside is similar and the acoustics are a bit loud due to the design. Would be challenging to read there without headphones. Line starts by the merch which is a continual source of confusion. The pour over drinks are immaculate and a delicacy. Despite how nice the "for here" glasses, they don't keep the drink warm. Get your drinks to go. They have a drip option which is much more affordable and a very good cup of coffee. Several pastries to choose from and they're all "big". Nothing modest about them. Mostly croissants and variations of the same thing. read more

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I've been waiting for this place to open for...what seems like years and they finally opened a few months ago! The first time we went was on a Saturday and honestly the line was so long we left. The second time we went was on a weekday and the line was much better. There is no parking lot, prepare to park around the area. This place is bigger than it seems - It's actually 4,000 sq feet with 3,000 of it dedicated to their roasting operations. This isn't just any location, either - barista trainees will come here to train before going off to work at their other branches. There's a lot of seating inside. I got their matcha latte with oat milk slightly sweetend with honey. If you don't ask for sweetner they won't put any in it because it's ceremoial grade matcha - not the packaged stuff with sugar already mixed in. My husband got a mocha latte with oat milk. The matcha was just okay but I thought it could use more powder (but that would probably make the drink more expensive lol) but my husband liked his mocha. I think for their prices, we can do better. However, I do appreciate the grade of matcha they use and thus the fourth star for this review. read more

I have to say that this is one of the few gorgeous coffee establishments I have came across. Simple, yet very peaceful inside if that makes sense. like that you can see them working on your coffee and that to me makes it even better. I got a vanilla latte with oat milk and a spinach and feta pastry. The latte was on the sweeter side, but that's easy to modify next time. It wasn't hot which I preferred it to be. It was warm and it got cold really fast. The pastry was absolutely delicious. Super flaky and so much flavor. Service was great. I loved the whole ambiance of this space. $1 for milk alternative is a bit much. I love the places where they don't charge for a milk alternative. I will be back soon. Already craving the pastries. Yumm. read more

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The coffee here is incredible and highly recommended. The pour overs can get very expensive but is worth it for the experience. It comes out in this awesome plate and they give you some freshly ground beans to smell, which was a very nice touch. They usually have a really good blend on drip so if you're looking for a great coffee just get the drip unless you're looking for the whole experience. read more

The Boy & The Bear - El Brasil Single Origin Pourover - Coffee Roasteries Near Me - Gardena, California

Such a beautiful space with an awesome cafe selection of beverages and pastries. I got the mango match with oat milk and two pastries- tomato and spinach. Everything was very satisfying and such a treat. Staff were friendly. Good amount of indoor seating. Street parking only but worth the visit! Looking forward to trying coffee on my next visit! read more

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Great non Franchise coffee shop. Burnt out on Starbucks years ago with burnt/over roasted coffee beans. Great choice of coffee, tea, lattes and pastries. Buon appetito. read more

Like the rest of the coffee chain, this spot has good ambiance and food offerings. I really liked the interior setup and color scheme. Well done on the design of the store. I tasted their apple danish and William alba pour over. The seasonal apple danish was crispy with the right amount of sweetness. It had a generous serving of apples. It was by no means lacking in taste and flavor but it wasn't unique: 8/10 The coffee was too much on the lighter side for my taste. So much so that it tasted like tea and I was not able to get any of the suggested notes. Taste is subjective so make your own decision here : 5/10 Overall I like the brand and I'll continue visiting the Redondo store. Cheers! read more

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