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    Krispy Kreme

    3.2 (391 reviews)
    InexpensiveDonuts, Coffee & Tea
    Open 5:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for working
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Donut holes
    Kristen H.

    I still cant believe this is the only donut shop in Baldwin Hills. Or Crenshaw or whatever. Its across from the mall so I am here to kill time using free wifi before farmers market opens in 30min. Donuts are standard but I just don't wanna spend that much money. I want simple donuts not ones that cost 3 bucks. Its about 67 cents per donut hole for 10. They taste like sugar what can I say. This area definitely got gentrified a bit if there's no old fashioned Cambodian donut stores around.

    1 Doz. Original Glazed Dozen
    Benedict P.

    *Parking: Easy & plenty of Parking for your vehicle from cars to trucks. *Service: 100% Great Service, Staff were amazing, friendly and very helpful to their customers walking in and out of the Krispy Kreme. *Food: Came here for the Fresh & Hot Donuts. The quality, the texture, the taste, the deliciousness was on point and very delicious. *Ambiance: Was not too loud which was good. Like on how bright the inside of the Krispy Kreme was. The restrooms were a little dirty here and there but it was okay. *Overall Experience: 100% Satisfied with this Krispy Kreme location. Would definitely come back for some Hot & Fresh Donuts. THANK YOU KRISPY KREME!

    Lea L.

    Workers are always very nice! I go here rarely because I will buy a dozen and eat it by myself throughout the week. Busy drive thru but sometimes it's chill

    Foodie D.

    Friendly, patient, and helpful staff members Staff greeted me with a smile as soon as I walked into the door. I typically only get the original glaze but tried a random assortment for the 1st time today. The filled donuts has a fruit glaze while the crumble donuts tasted like a cake that breaks apart easily. Both were good and provided different texture and flavors from the original. The donuts aren't super sweet nor dense but lighter and fluffy. Much fresher from the store than supermarket but can get even fresher when the HOT red sign is ON. There are 2 convenient entrances with ample free parking. The facility is clean and quiet with tables to sit. Otherwise, just Drive thru window to order. Bonus is this location is next door to Southern California Crab Market, a wholesaler for frozen lobster, crab, shrimp, and scallops so bring a cooler to stock up.

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    They have discontinued my favorite donut. It was worth going out of my way for when they had it, but I'm less inclined now.

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    Mmmm donut very tasty. Homer Simpson knows where it's at guys, donuts are scrumptious!

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    4.6
    (115 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    This place is a vibe. I did not grow up with this term in the schoolyard so I had to search what it…read moremeant to ensure I was using it right. And basically vibe is a non literal way of saying that a place has a striking and specific atmosphere that matches the objective of the place. For instance, if a beach has a vibe than it offers all that a beach should in a clear and present kind of way. And this place offers a multi-functional coffee house vibe that is clear and present. For instance, I can easily see friends catching up over latte's and croissants and feeling cozy enough to make the chat lazy in a most wonderful way, like laying on a bean bag with no midterms or mortgage payments near. I can also see people producing here. Whether it be beats, plays, books, or corporate re-structuring plan this place has a vibe that communicates one can focus to create. And that is the kind of vibe I like, cause it is the kind of vibe I need when I seek to produce. The focal point of the vibe were the work pods of the place. I took a picture of them and the way I did makes them seem like a row of catacombs or something like that. Something with infinite pillars. Why is sitting in pod important? Will my prose really be that much more impactful if I sit in a pod from this place as oppose to my kitchen table or a regular table that this place offers? Maybe. Perhaps not. But, like, science cannot explain why coffee taste better out of one's "coffee mug" but if one is a coffee drinker and one has a designated mug of their own, then one knows that coffee does taste more exquisite when the mug and the pour become one as vessel and brew. I am thinking the same concept applies here just in a different kind of way. Meaning that the work pod might not have any actual effect but a quasi-placebo or even self-fulfilling prophecy effect take place and make the person impacted produce work that sings better. I know my signatures are better when I use my favorite pen. I read a sign on the pods that ask visitors to only stay for 90 minutes, no more. So the pods of this place are regulated so they must be that important. And I can see why. At the basic level they are engaging to sit in and write within them. The last time I went I ordered one of the best iced coffees I ever had in my life and that is no cap. That felt good writhing, so I will say it anew: I ordered one of the best iced coffees I ever had. Meaning that on a random day, where I expected little, I try something new that makes me happy to be open to new cuisine even if the new cuisine is just a new flavor: Barry White. It was black berry with white chocolate. I expected the combination to fail in pleasing me. But I was wrong. Me. Not the drink. I loved the sweetness of the concoction. I also ordered their sweet potato chicken bowl. Another great set of bites, but not to my liking because I did not ask for the chili to be removed from the chicken bowl. But if the chili was gone I would have described this dish as the bomb or something similar. But the coffee takes the cake. I visited the place just yesterday and they had an exhibition titled the heartbeat of culture. I took a picture of two women just outside the bussiness on a festival day. They were wearing clothing of their cutlture. They were standing tall in pride, supporting each other, and reminding me that all people have a heart that shines brighter when they are wearing something that makes them feel powerful with color pop. This place is certainly a move when one is at Leimert Park or if one needs a place to work and they are just over the Hollywood coffee scene.

    Came in on a Tuesday afternoon and it was pretty full. I've been meaning to visit and finally made…read moretime. The space is open with high ceilings and had amazing photographs throughout. The natural light makes it a very welcoming environment. I ordered matcha and the turkey bacon and egg sandwich. It took about 10 min; they had a steady flow of traffic. The matcha was perfection and had excellent flavor (I got almond milk and lavender). The sandwich was also tasty and I LOVE that they have a turkey bacon option. This is a solid choice for a nice chat or meeting with someone. Check them out!

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    3.8
    (735 reviews)
    1.1 mi
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    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).

    Well, I honestly have to say I am really disappointed in the service here. I am a single girl who…read morecan't cook so I dine out 24/7 and RARELY leave a review however I feel that if I do maybe something can change for the next guest trying to enjoy an experience. It's really hard to be in a joyful mood when you are not being attended to. I did receive a glass of water at the very beginning, that was nice, after that everything was basically as if I was invisible. They brought my food out fast, I wanted to ask for sauces, more napkins & no one checked in on me. Maybe because I came during dinner time? The bartender is gold -- he was more attentive than the whole staff the entire time. I am sad to say that this truly made my food non exciting and very blah. I've been here before for breakfast and it has been great, bummed that wasn't today. As a single eater, I felt extra lonely. Sincerely, Anonymous foodie x

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    Alibi Coffee

    4.5
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    2.9 mi
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    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.

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    FUEGOS LA

    4.7
    (131 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    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.

    Stopped by on Friday, 05/01/26 for the first time with my old coworkers just catching up about our…read morelife. For happy hour, you get to choose a wine of choice and a side. Ordered the following: - 1 happy hour truffle fries with white wine = $15 - 1 empanada (beef) and white wine = $14 - 1 Bee Dri = $8 - 1 fugazzeta pizza = $22 - 1 empanada (ham and cheese) and red wine = $14 - 1 empanada (chicken) and red wine = $14 - 1 mushroom and spinach empanada = $5 - 1 empanada (corn) and beer drink = $14 - 1 arugula and jamon pizza = $28 - 1 fuerza rojo = $16 - 1 banana split ice cream = $12 - 1 mini churros = $10 SUBTOTAL = $172.00 TAX (9.75%) = $16.77 SERVICE CHARGE (3%) = $5.16 TOTAL = $193.93 TIP = $37.75 OVERALL TOTAL = $231.68 Overall interior vibes are great on a Friday night. Very interesting restroom vibes as well! I personally feel like the prices here a tad overpriced.

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