PARKING may be difficult to find when busy but it's FREE without need to validate within a small…read moreplaza. Expect roughly 6-9 dollars per drink, MILK SUBSTITUTIONS are available, and they have roughly 4-10 SEATS and tables within their store, but I wouldn't recommend it as a reliable spot to sit down and study. Corn latte: absolutely bomb. It wasn't overpoweringly sweet, and still had that distinct coffee taste with subtle sweet corn undertones. Incredibly lovely, would get again Cream top matcha: also quite good. Surprisingly did have a distinct matcha profile, and wasn't overpowered by the oat milk we subbed in. Very creamy and I liked it a lot as well for its earthy undertones. Neither of the two drinks featured too much ice, nor too little, which id also like to highlight. In terms of service, the person who helped us at the cashier was not friendly and offered a demeanor that you wouldn't typically prefer from coffee shops, but the lady who got us our drinks was very nice and made sure that our drinks were correct, the milks were accurate, and that we got all the other small items that we needed.

I can't say enough good things about Series A such a unique and fun spot with a Korean inspired…read moremenu. The mango sticky rice green tea was beyond amazing. Oh my gosh, the flavors were so creative and delicious. It was such a fun and layered drink experience! I arrived like 45 minutes before they were closing, and there was still a line. It is so popular which is great to see and totally worth the weight. There's plenty of parking. The staff is so talented and absolutely so sweet. Nick could not have made a better tea, and he was the coolest. He made the whole experience even better with his kindness and great positive vibes. I highly recommend stopping by for the ambience too. It's the kind of place where you can work, hang out with friends, relax, and interact with the awesome staff. Most of all, you get to try some of the most unique drinks, and they are amazing. Such a fun place to discover something new! Thank you! Support local!

This place is small but mighty - can't think of another way to describe it. The storefront is tiny,…read moreif there's a line it will probably go out the door. The drinks were amazing - the cream top lived up to expectations, it had the right sweetness, and was perfectly creamy/smooth. It looked like they allow customizations, as the customer before us ordered extra cream top. It's also situated right next to the fountain courtyard in Beverly Hills, so there is a place to sit, relax and enjoy your coffee. Definitely want to come back!

Okay, so I really wanted to like this coffee spot. However, I felt it was highly overrated. I came…read moreon A Sunday afternoon, the line was not as long as usual, so I decided to try it out. As someone who was born and raised in LA and currently lives on the Westside, I have tried my fair share of coffee shops from the SFV to the city. Our family told us we must try this place, and recommended the iced breve machiato and the mocha latte. We decided to grab some espresso beans for the house, which were $36.... for coffee beans! The Iced Breve Macchiato w/ Whole Milk: 2.5/5 The Mocha w/ Oat: 3/5 The espresso beans were light, so not my favorite. I definitely like more of a dark roast flavor. I want to try it again and give it a second chance.

Cassetta is a cute spot in Beverly Hills that specializes in drinks and non-dairy soft serve! We…read morestopped by for their Yes Day skincare collab, with their limited edition yuzu soft serve options. The yuzu soft serve was yummy, but I wished the yuzu flavor came out more - it mainly tasted like their original soft serve with a light yuzu syrup on top. The space itself if small with limited seating inside and outside. Service is quick, and their soft serve items are beautifully presented and photo-worthy. Street parking only. Overall a cute spot to grab a sweet treat!

A cozy little café that's great whether you sit inside or outside, though the indoor space is quite…read moresmall and fills up quickly. What really stood out was the friendly and engaging staff. We ended up having a long conversation, and she shared some excellent local restaurant recommendations that made the visit even more enjoyable. The drinks were well made and flavorful, although they were a bit sweeter than my personal preference. I did appreciate the variety of customization options, including boba and other add-ins that let you make the drink your own. Overall, a fun and welcoming spot with a relaxed atmosphere, good drinks, and genuinely friendly service. I'd happily stop by again when I'm in the area.

I passed by this place 1 million times and always see a huge line, I'm not a fan of waiting line so…read moreI never stopped to get it. Last Sunday the line was a little bit shorter, and I was craving coffee so I decided to try it for the first time. I was thinking to myself, I hope this coffee is not super good so I don't have to ever come back again lol, hahahaha. However, the coffee turns out to be great. The matcha also fantastic , so I guess I'll be back. On the sidenote, the lime look long that's because the store is very small, so if you see like 10 people lining up your way, my only be 10-15 minutes, no worse than Starbucks during rush hour!

I'll be honest. I wasn't sure if waiting over an hour for a matcha einspanner could possibly be…read moreworth it. When I first got here and saw the line, I seriously questioned my decision. But after taking my first sip... I completely understood the hype. The Matcha einspanner is absolutely heavenly. It's rich, creamy, perfectly sweet, and one of the best matcha drinks I've ever had. We also ordered the pistachio bread and the sliders for breakfast, and both were delicious. The pistachio bread was soft and flavorful, and the sliders made for a satisfying breakfast. Yes, you'll probably have to wait, but in my opinion, it's worth experiencing at least once. If you're a matcha lover, this place definitely deserves a spot on your list.

Love the tea but this cashier who works around July 4th 4:20 pm ruined the experience. I was…read moreexcited to get it with my friend but his audacity to be impatient with me but has time to yap away with the people in the back (no shade to them, the drinks were bomb) ruined it.

Love, love this place. Service is extremely friendly and…read moreaccommodating, ambiance is a bit crowded but nice, and drinks are good as always! Most if not all of their drinks are good as they are fairly consistent with their quality, and be sure to check their Instagram/app for any deals! I got the Crispy Grape Bloom this time since it's so hot out. The only 'downside' is that we waited almost 40min for two drinks, but it's pretty worth it.

I really enjoy Alfred's Vanilla Matcha. It's a great sweet treat! Lines can get a bit long on the…read moreweekends so I recommend visiting during slow hours. Service is quick and very helpful. There is a self serve water station available inside as well. Also, there's a nice little area outside where you can sit and enjoy your drinks. This is one of my go-to Matcha spots when I'm in the area.

It's OK. I'm not the biggest fan of their drinks but my wife loves it. La Colombe a few blocks…read morefurther down is my choice of poison. For some reason, the barista lady here is always very rude though. God forbid you distract her from making drinks to confirm something about the order you're picking up. Just because of her I often skip this location and go to the one on Robertson instead whenever my wife asks to stop by for a cup of an espresso drink. Those guys are always nice. By the way, what's going on with the new logo, letter A with antlers? It was very creative. This one is dumb and corporate looking.

This is one of those "When in Rome" type reviews. We stopped here after having brunch at Chaumont…read more It is indeed a charming store with freshly baked cookies featuring exotic flavors. I ordered on Secret Cookie and one chocolate cookie. Grand Total - $13. A little steep for my taste but probably the norm for Beverly Hills. The proprieter was very passionate about her flavors and describing each one. They also had gelato but my body wouldn't let me after just polishing off a Pistach at Chaumont. The store had a lot of lovely souvineers as well. This place is worth stopping by if you are in the area.

If you like thick, chunky cookie this is the spot for you. The flavors are spot on and they have a…read morewide variety different cookies to choose from so there's something for everyone. I went with the s'mores and almond cookie. S'more's was really good but it's so huge and rich so could only take a couple bites before I was done. The almond cookie on the other hand was delicious. It's not overwhelming and more of their simple cookies on the menu. Will definitely go back for that one!

I promise you this is 5+ stars. EVERY TIME. I don't know how I don't already have a review for Urth…read moreCaffé in Beverly Hills because this is seriously one of my go-to spots in Los Angeles. I'm always happy here bc it's not only delicious, but everything is such an experience and a total California VIBE which I love. I mean, look at the video of the exquisite sweets. I'm already planning to come back for Thanksgiving pies which I have purchased in years past bc everything they make is so gorgeus AND consistently delicious. I love that the staff is always so nice especially Valeria who is so well versed on the menu and so sweet. I also appreciate the thoughtful touches -- being able to get as much water as you want, enjoying the pretty views, people watching, and having food that is presented so beautifully you almost don't want to eat it! This is one of those places you know will always be good, and it's perfect to bring out-of-town guests for a quick, fun bite. I usually come here for breakfast and love getting a brunch and boba drinks with my twins. It's a special spot. This time I was just grabbing a croissant, and they even gave it to me at a discount bc it was later in the day. That was so kind and completely unnecessary and unexpected, and I really appreciated it. Urth Caffé is easily one of my top 10 favorite places. I just love coming here. The pictures are from my visit in May and just yesterday , August 1! Also, if you miss the in person experience on Beverly, don't worry you can have more of this beautiful café on the way out of Los Angeles at the LAX airport. I'm so glad this Cafe was chosen to represent Los Angeles because it is simply the best. Thank you! Support local.

Extremely disappointed! Urth cafe should be ashamed of the sanitation and appalling state of the…read moretoilets. Indeed I wrote to them as follows on May 6 as follows: "We have visited Urth Caffe several times and I have even given you a 5 star Yelp review. But today was disgusting!!! The toilets were appalling!!!! The men's room was filthy, and not a single paper towel to dry your hands. The women's was even worse with xxxxxx on the toilet seat itself, no seat covers YUK - had we seen this before ordering there is no way that we would have stayed and eaten. ??. How could staff clean their hands before making food. You deserve to be reported to the authorities. Disgusting I will have problems going back for sure. Unforgivable." They called me back the next day and assured me that it would be reported and addressed. This was then confirmed by email the same day: "Dear Brian, Thank you for reaching out to Urth Caffé with your concerns. We appreciate our loyal guests such as your self. We have forwarded your comments to our management team at Urth Beverly Hills and they will be looking into this matter further. We want to assure you that we are dedicated and committed to the absolute highest standards and best practices of cleanliness, health and safety for our guests. Thank you again for bringing this to our attention. The Urth Caffé Team" Sounds reassuring right?? BUT Today almost 3 months later I have heard not a further word. The public needs to know. I would not go back ever again without first going in and inspected both ladies and gents toilets before ordering anything. If non sanitary then how can their staff wash their hands??? Yuk