I ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk. I also ordered a breakfast empanada. I loved the ice…read morecoffee. The breakfast empanada was delicious. I will definitely come back when I'm in the area. The barista was really sweet and explained the menu. The coffee and empanada came out quick. There is plenty of seating. Parking in street parking and a small lot in the back

Stopped by for a iced coffee sooo good, better than Starbucks :) courteous staff AND they have free…read morefood giveaways for the community on Wednesdays

I was up in LA to visit the UCLA Clark Library and discovered this gem of a coffee shop. It is…read morelocated on Jefferson Blvd. in a darling neighborhood of historic craftsman homes . The staff were so friendly and welcoming! And our espresso drinks were perfectly prepared...such a yummy start to our adventure. Lots of seating is available in this lovely shop. Street parking was easily had. Check them out for your next cuppa Joe!

Croissants were delicious, matcha cold brew was really strong (good if you like black coffee, not…read moremy fave), Butter Scotch was very sweet and yummy Plenty of seating to the left with space to study, some seating outside in the front, good music playing. Service was average, nothing special

If you're looking for a wfh place, this is it! I came right as it opened with a colleague and it…read morewas nice and quiet. The space was so beautiful and well lit. I got a strawberry matcha and a veggie breakfast sandwich. Both were good! My colleague got the grits and a smoothie. She loved both! The staff were so so kind. They always talked to us and made sure we were good. I do want to note there aren't many outlets.

This is a perfect cafe spot. You come in and you can immediately get a sense of the community. The…read moremood was vibrant and exuberant, making a perfect place where you could find comfort being surrounded by a user group that feels like they know one another. I was waiting in line and another customer next to me had no issues roping me into a conversation he was having with another person. He made a funny joke which I found very endearing! The interior was beautiful and I loved the variety of seating for different sized groups. There were even comfy reading/study seating for solo customers. All around the decor was very tasteful, I appreciated the contrast that the contemporary interior had with the exposed wood ceiling along with conservative lighting that was warm and cozy. I didn't really get to try most of the food since I wasn't really all that hungry but the dish names were creative and there were a lot of menu options if you had dietary restrictions so it was all inclusive. Unfortunately they ran out of mango by the time I got to order but I still was able to get a peach ginger tea, and for what I thought was going to be rather bitter actually ended up being pretty balanced with a good amount of sweetness to be refreshing.

this cafe is different from the others... They first great…read moreyou, and they're pretty friendly. You do have to order on a screen (which sounds annoying but it's pretty seamless). They also offer you additional seating in the back and it's quite the place to relax, play games and/or do work. Now the drinks: I had ordered a strawberry matcha and a hazelnut latte (they probably have different names for this but it's what i remember) and their banana nut matcha. They were decent a high 8. Overall a solid 9.

Very good drink selection and ava helped me out with what drink I should get. Very good costumer…read moreservice and drinks came out fast!

Came out on Mothers day for Breakfast. This place has a nice, chill vibe and mainly outdoors…read moreseating in the back. They have some interesting drinks on the menu, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The food was alright, nothing special or that stood out. Service was quick and they do have high-chairs if needed. They did get quite busy around 10am so if youre thinking of coming here, it might be worth getting a reservation. Overall it was a nice breakfast, but a little out of the way for me and parking was tough (street parking only).

food and taste: wings were dismal. pls pls pls keep these in the fryer a tad bit longer and get…read moregenerous with the sauce it's tossed in. this is a cafe / coffee shop that serves food. more about ambiance and ppl watching. service was top notch tho. everyone was very attentive - esp. the cute curly dark haired girl.

This place was awesome!!!!! This popped up when we were looking for a cafe and we ended up eating…read morean early lunch here. The decor is cute and homey and we enjoyed hanging out and getting some work done as well. We tried a couple of the empanadas. The beef was my favorite and I really enjoyed the corn well as well. I shared the choripan as well and while the portion was a little small, it was absolutely delicious. I also got the dragon fruit latte which was so pink and great. I'm looking forward to coming back and having a full meal here!

What an adorable coffee shop & restaurant!!!! I stopped by for an oatmilk latte, which was btw,…read moreand now I need to come back for some empanadas!!! Spacious and beautiful inside with tons of seating options + a few plugs if you're doing some work. Perfect for an afternoon cafecito! The barista was so kind and helpful and told me about their dinner and wine options. Parking was easy on the street but there is a tiny lot attached. Can't wait to come back and try more things

Yummy and fast! The breakfast sandwich tastes super fluffy and creamy. The egg texture was good…read more The bacon was crunchy and Matcha latte was super sweet almost like a dessert but still tasted like matcha!

Great cortado and good seating inside. Being from the Bay Area, I'm familiar with heat, so I don't…read moreunderstand why so many places in LA seem to lack air-conditioning and insist on keeping their doors ajar instead of cranking up the cool air. Maybe they're just used to it, but I'll never understand it. Nice ambience overall, though it's not the best place to get work done if you can't stand blaring loud music. I can work with it, but it's definitely loud.

I was headed to dinner at the fabulous Holbox, but driving there from Hollywood at rush hour is…read morenever a good idea. So I looked for a coffee spot closer to the restaurant at which I could do some work. Alibi Coffee is only 10-15 minutes from the restaurant, which made it a good candidate--and off I went. It sits on the corner of Washington and Raymond Avenue. While there's one-hour parking on Washington, Raymond seems to offer unlimited parking (other than street cleaning days)--the friendly, helpful barista directed me over there. Inside, it's a tranquil, clean and comfortable environment that mixes contemporary touches with brick industrial vibes. I'm in my cream top era, so I decided to get their Trademark Cream Top Latte, which uses cold brew and house made cream with a hint of brown sugar. The drink was smooth and not too sweet and, all in all, extremely enjoyable. Next time, I might try the Salted Caramel Cream Top Latte. I was warned it was a bit sweeter, but I'd like to see for myself. Wi-Fi seems solid, and there are plenty of outlets (yay!), so this was a great work spot. I'd definitely return anytime I needed to be in this area.

My supervisor loves this place and recommended it. I haven't been inside, so I can't comment on…read moreservice, etc. Honeycomb Sugar Latte: I like the idea that you can add the amount of honey crumble into the drink based on your preference. I ended up adding it all. Salted Caramel Latte: I tried this drink the second time around, and I love it. It will be my go-to drink from now on at Alibi Coffee. It's sweet and creamy.

An absolute hidden gem…read more I stopped by for coffee but couldn't resist having a taste of some Argentine food. Alex's hospitality made it hard to say no as well. I came at a slow time I think. Restaurant only had a few guests. Quiet ambiance with chill music playing. First off, the menu was one of the coolest menus I've ever seen. A lot of food options that's all made in house. Steak and beef all shipped from Argentina. The coffee wasn't too sweet so I enjoyed it. The empanadas were DELICIOUS. Listed at $5.50 each. The caprese was out of this world, mixed with the chimichurri sauce. If I lived closer I'd be here weekly trying new items. Definitely check this place out if you're in the area. They also have chess, piano, and tango nights! Parking is the only downside but I got lucky and got a spot in the front.

I've only recently visited this place, but I've already been here two times. Both my experiences…read morehave been amazing, but vastly different. My first night/ visit: I came on a casual evening and sat at the bar. I ordered a variety of empanadas and a glass of Malbec. Finished with the chocolate banana dessert. The decor here is wonderful with a great spatial sense. If la vie bohème were a physical space. The people were warm and friendly and even met and struck up conversation with a fellow patron that was friends with the owners. A place I feel like the artists in 1920 Paris would hang out in, haha. My second visit: it was during an Argentina game watch during World Cup '26 (6/27 vs Jordan). Fugazzettas, choripans, and Maradona beer koozies! This felt like going to a close knit Argentinian community block party. The passion for their national team and the sense of community. I just loved the energy. I also really enjoyed my slice of fugazzetta while sipping down some Quilmes in my new Maradona beer koozie. With a chants and the cheering when Messi scored, I felt like I was experiencing a special 'soccer cultural event'. The rest of their menu looks quite amazing. And everything is reasonably priced as well. I've been recommending it to friends and I can't wait to come back to try some other entrées.

Alchemist Very good…read moreand the location is so nice! Get the Matcha Einspanner or iced vanilla latte! The tiramisu latte is also very good. The jalapeno cheddar bagels are so good too. Take my moneyyyy

We headed here for a caffeine boost after an afternoon flight on a weekend and it was packed…read more Drinks: Misugaru iced latte was delicious, and moderately sweet. The Gesha pourover was excellent. Price: High. Both drinks averaged $8. Interior: Clean and pretty quiet, with ambient coffee shop noise. We shared a table with someone who was getting work done on their laptop. Every other seat was taken by students or other productive patrons. The tables were pretty wobbly- nearly spilled the pourover just from the tilting tabletop motion from setting it down on the first table. Parking: they validate for the attached lot.