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    4.5 (559 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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    Moderate noise
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    choco banana mocha
    Mollie P.

    I'm in love. Small free parking lot, the biggest workspace I've seen in the south bay so far. Inside is HUGE with every type of seating, tables and all the wifi you could want. Service was great. They complimented my earring stack, made my drink in less than 5 mins and were oh so kind to me and my friend the entire time. This choco banana was a standout. I really hope they add it permanently on the menu. If you guys do, you've got a new regular in me for sure. Would recommend.

    Spanish Latte
    Miguel C.

    Let's be honest, the lattes are Amazing, but carbs are the real emotional support system. The team here has mastered that magical balance of being warm, quick, and caffeinated enough to make you function. They greet you like they fully understand you're one sip away from becoming a productive member of society. Orders come out fast, smiles come easy, and they somehow remember your drink even when you walk in looking like you just fought your alarm clock in hand‑to‑hand combat. Let's talk about the lineup, because place fed the soul: * Almond Croissant, it was flaky, buttery, and filled with enough almond goodness to make you consider writing poetry. It's the kind of pastry that makes you close your eyes for a second and whisper "Wow." * Grilled Cheese, total comfort food with a glow‑up. The cheese pulls like it's auditioning for a commercial, this sandwich feels like a warm hug from someone who believes in you. * Avocado & Bacon Sandwich on Grain Bread, smoky bacon, hearty grain bread, and that creamy avocado, simply amazing. It's that perfect balance of crunch and chew. It's the kind of breakfast that makes you think, "Maybe today will be my day." * Lox on Grain Bread, so delicious...it was fresh, savory, and beautifully layered. The lox is silky, the grain bread adds texture, and the whole thing feels like a classy brunch moment even if you're eating it in your car before work. And of course, the lattes, simply amazing pieces of art work so delicious and strong enough to revive your spirit, smooth enough to sip without making a weird face, and reliable enough to keep you from turning into a caffeine‑deprived menace. Every drink tastes intentional, balanced, and crafted by someone who respects the sacred ritual of "don't talk to me until I've had my latte." This place nails that cozy‑unique vibe. Clean lines, warm lighting, and a calm atmosphere that lets you work, chill, or contemplate your life choices while pretending you're in a montage scene of a movie. It's peaceful without being boring, stylish without being pretentious, and comfortable enough to make you forget you were only planning to stay for five minutes. Miguel C.

    Peter H.

    My first visit to corridor flow was very pleasurable. It was very warm outside but corridor flow had great AC and these very nice spots for studying or doing some work. The interior design had a wonderful aesthetic. It felt like a place you could relax and enjoy a latte while reading something fun. The people at the counter were so very nice and treated us like friends. I will definitely be coming back when I'm in the area.

    Mara S.

    This place was cool! Unfortunately the matcha wasn't that good (as you can tell by the picture) but my friend really liked her coffee! This place is awesome though - it's such a cool building with lots of areas to work. The vibe was great and the service was good as well!

    Jenina M.

    Tasty drinks! Cool vibe inside the cafe. It would be a solid place to study/work. I really enjoyed the rich flavor or my Ube matcha. My sis enjoyed the Ube latte. I'm curious to try some of their other drinks. The service was fine. I got there near closing time so they were preoccupied trying to close everything out. Completely understandable. I would visit again if I were in the area.

    Noel A.

    Been driving past this establishment for a few years now. My daughter who recently got her drivers license wanted to check this place out and said she was going so I tagged along. Looks are deceiving because from the outside it appears to be small. But upon entering, it is quite a large space. Tables and couches all around mostly filled by students studying by themselves or collaborating with others. My daughter loved the vibes - thought the music matched her own tastes and the volume was just right. We ordered 3 drinks: Coconut matcha with banana foam top, Ube matcha with banana foam top and a mocha. Good, but a little too sweet for our tastes. My daughter says she wants to have to do a study session there with her friends soon.

    Spanish Latte Cereal Latte Almond croissant Matcha pistachio croissant
    Genevieve G.

    We finally tried this coffee shop after driving by for years and not knowing what it was. The Spanish latte was good, but the cereal latte was mediocre. It just tasted like a regular iced coffee, I couldn't tell what made it "cereal." The almond croissant was excellent though and my husband liked his matcha pistachio croissant. There are little things for sale, like clothes and accessories and plant things. Seating is plentiful, though it was crowded when we went. There are tables for working and little pods that can be reserved if you need privacy. There's also an outdoor patio in the back, and a small parking lot.

    Caramel steamer, Santa's nutty list and matchastein
    Brenda L.

    The good: What a huge and beautiful, fun, and functional space! We found street parking outside easily. We loved the couch nook area with the kids play kitchen and books. I liked the various types of seating options. They had a fun metal ring on a string hook game too. The menu had many fun and punny seasonal drink options. We got the matchastein drink (white chocolate and pistachio) and the Santa's nutty list coffee we well as a caramel steamer for the kids and a grilled cheese sandwich. They sold cool sweaters inside and had nice art. The flavors listed for the drinks really shined and were apparent in each drink. The drinks are on the sweeter side. The bad: My husband wished the matcha and coffee were served hotter. The interesting: They had giant and delicious-looking croissants.

    Nicole Diane M.

    Stopped by for a quick pick-me-up before a walk and ended up staying longer than planned because the space is super work-friendly. Vibe / Interior: Warm, calm, and thoughtfully designed -- it feels like a café + coworking hybrid. There are reservable seating options (booths/tables) if you want privacy, plus plenty of open seating if you're more casual about it. It's also very family-friendly. What I Ordered: Spanish Latte & Cereal Latte. Both were good, but not must-repeat for me. Next time I'd probably go for one of their more unique drinks (their ube + matcha combos seem to be what people rave about). Service: Pretty transactional -- not rude, just minimal. Totally fine if you want a no-frills coffee run. Good For: Remote work / studying (especially if you want a reservable spot). Parents with kids (there's space for families). Small meet-ups or casual collab sessions Price / Value: ~$6-7 per drink which feels standard for LA/South Bay coffee these days. Parking: Street parking + there's also customer parking nearby, which is always a win. Pro Tips: Reserve your seating ahead of time if you want privacy -- they offer an actual booking setup (not just "good luck finding a corner").

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    Jeremy H.

    Super cute very relaxing lots of outlets everywhere (for devices) plenty of space. The food and coffee came out quick. They're doing a great job here.

    Rija K.

    STAY FAR AWAY . The owner needs to check their employees and hire people who actually want to WORK and have a more welcoming demeanor and owner should look into investing more in the quality AND quantity of their matcha as well as learning from other small businesses that when a customer is unhappy with their order it would go a long way to offer a re-make or something else. As a small business owner, I understand customer service is EVERYTHING but clearly this business does not. Charged me $10 for a matcha latte( i paid extra for extra matcha ) and it tasted like they skimped out on quantity and i simply asked for a re-make or an alternative and they said sorry we already used product cant "waste more" so cant offer you anything and the barista was incredibly rude and lacked empathy. Sometimes you have to "waste" product to achieve customer satisfaction and if you understood running a business you would understand its not wasting, its investing in returning customers. Bc guess what you just lost a new customer who could have been a returning regular customer had you "wasted product", had the decency to simply offer a re-make or alternative drink and showed empathy like every other cafe would. The owner needs to learn how to run a small business and this barista needs to get fired along with all the other unfriendly workers who create an unwelcoming environment.

    Original Silvania
    Jessica G.

    The spot gave that coworking space vibe, but more on the casual side as it did accommodate those who wanna 'work' work, but also those who just chilled but got some things done; including those coming with kids and needed space to play! Interestingly there were some individual seats that were bit cornered, giving some space for those who wanna focus. Making it complete, they did serve some uncommon bites and drinks. I got their Original Silvania, basically frozen version of Filipino's iconic Sans Rival cake (IYKYK), so yes kinda like ice cream sandwich but lighter, making it perfect companion to my coffee. It's soft yet crumbly with butterscotch-flavored cream stuffing. MUST NOT BE SKIPPED! I got their fall special Toffee Latte for my coffee as the house made toffee intrigued me. The coffee was okay, but I'd say the toffee was tad too subtle. Nonetheless, won't be a stopper for me to come back as I could tell this space was a perfect 'office away from office'.

    Hailey J.

    Love love love this place! their matcha is to die for Such a great place I come here regularly for a pick me up before I start my college class. Such a great environment to study in as well, everyone is always very respectful of their space. The service is always great here.

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    Came back and yay for it being awesome :) ube latte was lovely, and I always wanted to come back to work for a bit.

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    I know you have to pay for some seating. However, I was wondering if there are any free sitting areas?

    Hello! Yes, we have plenty of open seating throughout the shop.

    Are your pastries from Mr. Holmes?

    Hi! We use to carry Mr. Holmes. I believe they stopped wholesales, but their shop is still open.

    Are dogs allowed inside or just in an outside patio?

    Hi! Unfortunately dogs aren’t allowed inside but they are allowed in our front and back patio area. Only service dogs are allowed. Thanks!

    Is there a highchair for kids?

    Yes we do!

    Is there Wi-fi and/or power outlets around to plug in my laptop?

    Yes and yes!

    Can you bring in reusuable cups?

    Yes! & you get a discount for bringing your own cup as well

    Are there Vegan food options?

    We have Acai Bowls, a Vegan Chocolate Cookie & for milk alternatives there is Oat & Almond.

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    I get the ube latte every time - I usually tend to stick to matcha (also amazing here) but this ube latte is my go to.

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