Coworker's Paradise in North Pomona! (sorry if it sounds like I'm writing a Zillow listing, but I'm…read morejust trying to get this to show up in search results if anyone else is curious LOL) OUTLETS: Plenty of outlets!!! There's a set of steps with pillows on each step with a block of about six outlets beside them, and a really comfy, sinky couch (plus an ottoman and two comfy looking armchairs and a big table in the middle) with a set of two outlets on the wall and a star shaped power strip sticking out of the ground with six outlets coming out of it. There are also regular tables and it seems like there are outlets beside them as well. WIFI: The wifi is open (no password necessary), even though they have a password listed where you pick up your food (it's just Sanctuary Coffee). I tried to use one of the locked ones (the only one that made sense), but the wifi password didn't work, so I'm not sure why they have one listed. Regardless, albeit not the fastest wifi I've ever used, it's incredibly doable. I have been working remote here for 1.5 hrs and had almost no issues. MENU: For LA, relatively cheap. I am not a coffee or tea drinker, so I got the peach Italian soda, which was yummy. I believe it was about $4.89, which is not bad at all. I went to And Destroy in the Highland Park-ish area, and I believe an Italian soda with cream (cream is free here) was maybe $7-8. I'm used to paying more for drinks because the specialty (non coffee and tea) drinks are usually pricey, but this was one of the cheapest things on the menu. Also, you can claim a free pastry with your email and first name on their website (it sends you a voucher, just show the email). I got the banana bread, which was fine. I would've gotten zucchini, but it wasn't chocolate chip zucchini. ATMOSPHERE: Not too loud, the music is nice and chill and not very loud. There's cute art on the walls and homey looking lamps. It's the quintessential living room coffee shop, perhaps even rivaling Republik Coffee in Burbank in comfiness, noise level, aesthetic, and price (which is a bummer, because I likely will never be back - we just happened to be in North Pomona today, and I have no idea when we'd ever elect to drive this far again LOL). PARKING: It's in a little strip mall, so there's an actual aboveground lot with plenty of free parking (at least I think it's free, I got dropped off so I didn't pay much attention). Overall, I would highly recommend this cafe to anyone looking to cowork in a cozy atmosphere for relatively cheap in the North Pomona area. It checks all of my boxes except distance from home. I hope this review helps someone, because I always try to find this information on Yelp about new places to visit and it can be very difficult to find! BATHROOM: I believe there are two single person bathrooms like not stalls just one bathroom. Cute art and aesthetic inside, there are hooks on the walls for your stuff. The air dryer was not very strong and there were no paper towels or seat covers, but other than that there was a nice faucet and cute nice soap like homey soap you'd see in someone's house, and the lock worked fine.

One of my favorite coffee shops in the IE. Recently I heard their rent dramatically increased, and…read morewithout help, they're forced to close at the end of May 2026. During my recent visit, one of the baristas told me they are expected to continue opening! Yayyy! Please support them and help them remain open! The coffee is amazing, the environment is studious & welcoming, the pastries are sweet, and the staff are incredibly friendly.

This is one of my local favorites to go to! I always make it a point to try a seasonal drink, and…read morethis time I went with the Purple Haze from their Spring Menu. It was definitely on the sweeter side which I love Even though the shop is small, it still feels pretty spacious with the few tables they have. And I really like the whole "rock-ish" decor they've got going on, especially the motorcycles . It's such a unique touch that you don't see too often lol.

Tried Revd Up Coffee recently and had a pretty average experience…read more I ordered a matcha, and it was just okay--not bad, but nothing that really stood out. The flavor was a little flat and didn't have that rich, smooth matcha taste I usually look for. The spot itself has a cool vibe and the staff were friendly, so I'd be open to coming back and trying something else. Just probably wouldn't order the matcha again.

Came in for the $2.99 "Nosy Lattes" from 7-9am at Nosy Neighbors Coffee and Donuts and honestly…read more.. solid deal. The latte was good for the price--nothing overly fancy, but smooth, hot, and does the job. Hard to complain when it's under three bucks in the morning. The Honey Bunches was really good and easily the standout. The Happy Nut was just okay, not bad but not the one I'd go out of my way for again. Interior is cute and clean with a chill vibe. Cashier guy was friendly and efficient. Overall: I'd come back. Especially at that price.

The coffee was delicious! And will be going back to try the others. The only thing I was let down…read moreon was the Italian sandwich. Maybe what Im use to is not a real Italian sandwich but The bread wasn't warm or toasted, no dressing, no cheese. The sandwich dry and for almost 9 dollars I was just a bit upset. Maybe I try a new sandwich and read the description first. I would also highly recommend fresh mini donuts they were soooo good!

Uneven hours. It is closed for the summer, did not update its hours, only a hand written sign. Way…read moretoo erratic in it's management and service. Love to support this on campus effort, sad that it disappoints so often.

Great crafted drinks. Great open space to work from and service is so friendly and fantastic. I…read morelove this coffee shop!

Enjoyed lemonade strawberry basil tea. So refreshing…read more I wish size was larger I plan to keep buying Very healthy.

I ordered the Brown Sugar Milk Tea ($5.50) with Boba (additional 79 cents). It tastes like sugary…read morecereal milk. And the boba had an unusual, puffy marshmallow texture. It's not awful, but it tastes frugal. I arrived at Almond Haus Cafe (Claremont) on Sunday (around 12:20PM). Parking is easy. The lot is very big. My immediate impression of the location's interior is "abandoned warehouse." There's cardboard boxes lying about; the lights are dim & gloomy; and the furniture & walls looked old and poorly maintained. There were no customers, other than myself. Staff zipped out from the back when I'd entered. There's no self-service kiosks, so customers order at the counter. Staff is friendly and welcoming. After receiving my drink, Staff vanished into the back for the entire time. The drink took one minute and six seconds. Fast!! As mentioned, the Brown Sugar Milk Tea ($5.50) with Boba (additional 79 cents) is not awful. It's big, cheap, and thirst-quenching. Although the boba lacked any perkiness, I did appreciate its very small sweetness. Concerning the ambiance, it felt sad. Chairs had mysterious black stains, dust & webs gripped the windows' corners, yellow & aged plants lazed about, and lights stayed dimly lit like a haunted house. However, there's utility. Almond Haus Cafe (Claremont) has six electrical outlets. There's also customer internet with password; details on the plastic countertop. And there's a restroom for customers. In addition, the floors and tables are fairly clean. Overall, Almond Haus Cafe (Claremont) feels like a forgotten relic of time. At the very minimum, it's an adequate establishment. If you're searching for affordability and a place to study/work, there's potential. 3.3 out of 5

Back again today after working out, matcha latte with vanilla and honey sounded good (thanks…read moreBrigette for the recommendation!) It's packed but still mellow. Both rooms and the patio have people studying or chatting quietly. I noticed the side room has a comfy couch--good to know! It's right in front of the roaster area which is fun to observe AND smells yummy.

Stopped by Lucky's before my niece's jazz gig around the corner and it was a solid coffee stop. The…read moreshop has a cool vibe, plenty of seating, and I liked being able to see the roasting equipment and coffee bags through the windows. The staff was welcoming and attentive. One of the baristas made my drink before I even got to pay. My wife got the Pogi (ube matcha) and that was surprisingly good. Not overly sweet. I went with the cold brew which is my typical thing to get at a coffee shop. It was smooth, but tasted a bit watered down compared to the cold brews I usually order. Overall, a good local coffee spot with a relaxed atmosphere. I'd come back.

First Visit Very…read moresmall quant location Difficult too find With that said, the coffee was excellent Small menu, but fine with me I ordered an Iced Americano. Manny was extremely helpful and conversational I recommend Thank You for reading

Harvard and Yale is a refreshing change of pace from modern shops with overwhelming menus. They…read moretake it back to the basics with a short and sweet selection of honey and vanilla lattes and matchas. I ordered a honey latte with oat milk and the espresso shot was perfectly dialed in. It wasn't too bitter or too acidic, and the drink wasn't overly sweet, which really let the coffee shine. The staff is very kind and easy to talk to, but I should mention it is a bit hard to find. There isn't a sign outside, so just look for the building right next to Bardot. It is definitely worth the search if you prefer a focused and high-quality coffee experience!