Both the Matcha and Hojicha Einspanner Latte were great! Super creamy and delicious! BF said it was…read morethe best Hojicha drink he's ever had. I personally only waited 5 mins to order on a Saturday afternoon- you have to wait on the steps of the building and its window service only. If I had to wait longer than 5 mins- I probably would go to a different matcha spot- but if it's a short wait it's totally worth it!

I will always pay for community goods. it's just that worth it to me. I think especially on this…read moreside of town it's the best you can get. very high quality matcha and not too sweet. the cream top on the spanners are also not overwhelming the matcha either. yeah there's a wait, but the line at the pdc goes by quick. I will be brave one day and bear the wait at melrose to try the sliders, Im more than happy to go to the pdc location in the time being

Really great coffee shops to try out in West Hollywood. It's a small coffee shop with tons of…read moreoutdoor seating! Their menu has many options for both food and drinks. For food I tried the avocado toast and smoked salmon bagel. Presentation is just as good as it tasted. They do not skimp on the avocado and load it up. The cheese and small bits of pickled onions really give it so much flavor. The smoked salmon bagel was so good as well. A good balance of salmon tomato and cream cheese to not overwhelm you. I tried the lavender matcha and Madagascar coffee and liked both of them.

This restaurant has been closed but is still taking online orders and delivery apps…read more Today I waited for 2 hours and the delivery guy for more than an hour for a breakfast burrito and a latte. The restaurant failed to prepare the food and I wasn't able to get a refund until the driver decided to cancel. They shouldn't not be taking orders if they're not able to prepare the food

I've been to the Verve Coffee Roasters location in the Arts District before, but this was my first…read moretime visiting the Melrose shop, and I really liked the atmosphere. It has a cozy, tucked-away feel with plenty of seating both inside and outside, making it a great place to relax with a coffee. We ordered a mocha and a latte, and both were solid. They were well balanced and not overly sweet, which I always appreciate since you can actually taste the quality of the espresso. We spent some time enjoying the outdoor seating and it ended up being one of my favorite parts of the visit. If you're in the Melrose area and looking for a good coffee shop to unwind, this is definitely worth stopping by.

I've been to the Verve Coffee Roasters in DTLA so was excited to try this WeHo hot spot because I…read moreenjoy their coffee. This place is so cute that I've driven by it a million times thinking it was a fancy restaurant - not a cute hidden gem coffee shop! This particular shop is incredibly popular and always full but if you're lucky you'll get a seat in their adorable little outdoor area. They have some belly up counter style seats along the sidewalk and also a side garden with a few tables & chairs, plus some cute cushions on the steps for ground seating. Once again, I'm obsessed with the aesthetics at a Verve location. They really seem to focus on rustic wood vibes inside and incorporating nature in a fun way. I always love their flash nitro cold brew here. It's so smooth and refreshing! I also tried their matcha and loved it. Plus their chocolate chip sea salt cookie was money. I'm sure I'll be back to Verve in WeHo! Really enjoyed it yesterday.

We were visiting West Hollywood, and our friends took us to Alfred Coffee for coffee while we…read morewalked around the farmers market. There was a line when we arrived, but it moved along pretty quickly. I ordered the Original Vanilla Latte, and it was delicious! My daughter tried a strawberry matcha iced drink for the first time and absolutely loved it. I had a taste of hers as well, and I thought it was really good too. They also have a selection of pastries that you can grab to enjoy with your coffee or take with you. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit to Alfred Coffee. The drinks were delicious, and it was a great stop while exploring the area. The next time we're back in West Hollywood, we'll definitely stop by again!

Horrible staff, drinks always made wrong!…read more This place needs a new manager -- would not recommend this Alfred location.

I've been to Community Goods a handful of times now, and my opinion has always stayed the same:…read morethis place is absolutely worth the hype. The lines can be incredibly long. I've had visits where I waited over an hour and others where I was in and out in under 10 minutes. From my experience, the best time to go is in the middle of the week between 11 am and 3 pm. The shop itself is very small, so when it gets busy, the line often wraps outside. Parking is also street parking, and you may have to park farther down and walk over during peak times. Despite the crowds, the staff is always friendly and works quickly for the amount of people they're serving. My favorites are the Matcha Einspanner and Hojicha Einspanner with whole milk. Both are SO smooth with strong tea flavors. The matcha leans nutty, which I love, while the hojicha has such a rich, earthy flavor. This is genuinely one of the best places I've had matcha and hojicha, and I've tried a lot of both. The Breakfast Sliders are another favorite and absolutely worth getting if you make it before they stop serving them. They're delicious on their own, but the sauces that come with them make them even better. No matter how busy Community Goods gets, I always find myself coming back whenever I'm in the area. If you love matcha or hojicha, this is an absolute must-try.

I wanted to like Community Goods, especially after hearing so many good things about their drinks,…read morebut unfortunately my first experience here was bad enough that I genuinely don't see myself coming back. We don't come to West Hollywood often, so when we saw the extremely long line, we decided to wait anyway. I already knew this place was popular, so waiting wasn't the issue. We ended up being there for around an hour, and I was completely prepared for that. What bothered me was how poorly the crowd was being managed and, more importantly, how unnecessarily rude one of the staff members was. The shop itself is VERY small, yet when we finally reached the entrance, there was nobody managing the door, explaining the capacity limit, or telling customers when they were allowed to enter. Naturally, when it appeared to be our turn, I walked inside with my sister behind me. As soon as I entered, a male employee who was working across the counter asked me, "Are you with the group in front of you?" I said no, and he very rudely told me that I needed to go back outside. I don't know what his actual position was, but he appeared to possibly be a manager or someone in charge because he was constantly moving around the shop and handling different things. My issue was: how exactly was I supposed to know I wasn't allowed inside yet? This was my first time here. There was no employee stationed at the entrance, no one directing the line, and nobody explaining that customers needed to wait for permission before entering. I had absolutely no problem going back outside and waiting longer. What I DID have a problem with was being spoken to like I had knowingly done something wrong when their own system was unclear. Ironically, shortly afterward, I watched that same employee go to the front and actually start managing the indoor entrance, asking groups how many people they had and telling people when they could enter. Exactly what should have been happening in the first place. Had someone been doing that when we reached the door, the entire interaction could have been avoided. Once we finally reached the register, the cashier was actually incredibly sweet and kind. She was probably the best part of the customer service experience, and I genuinely appreciated her. We ordered two matcha Einspanners and two coffee Einspanners. The drinks also came out quickly, which I appreciated after the long wait. Then, while leaving, there was another employee stationed near the entrance. My sister and I were each carrying drinks, so both of our hands were completely full. The employee appeared distracted and didn't offer any assistance with the door, so I literally had to maneuver it open while trying not to spill our expensive drinks. Is opening the door technically required? No. But when you're stationed right there and see customers struggling with their hands full, it would have been a small gesture of basic hospitality. As for the actual drinks: they were genuinely good. I preferred the matcha over the coffee, and I can understand why people like them. But when I look at the experience as a WHOLE; the price, tiny drink size, extremely long line, limited space/seating, parking situation, crowd management, and customer service; I simply cannot justify coming back. You're essentially spending close to the price of a meal on a small drink that can be finished in a few minutes, after potentially waiting an hour, only to receive an attitude from staff because you didn't understand a system that nobody explained to you. If a business knows it regularly draws crowds this large while operating out of such a small space, there should be a better system in place. Have someone consistently managing the entrance. Clearly communicate when customers can enter. Develop a better queue system. Most importantly, don't make customers feel stupid or unwelcome for not understanding rules that were never communicated to them. The drinks may be good, but good drinks alone don't make a good café experience. There are far too many cafés in West Hollywood and LA with great coffee and matcha where I don't have to wait an hour, spend nearly $10 on a tiny drink, struggle with parking, AND deal with rude service. For me, Community Goods was absolutely not worth the hype or the wait. One rude interaction within seconds of walking through the door completely set the tone for what should have been an enjoyable first visit. Great drinks. Sweet cashier. Terrible first impression and poorly managed customer experience. I won't be waiting in that line again.

Tectonic is one of those gems on Fairfax that's kind of hidden in plain sight, with no gaudy…read moresignage, or anything of that sort. But once you discover it you'll be coming back. Staff is cool, there's some parking and tucked away outdoor seating but most importantly the coffee hits right every time.

Stopped by Tectonic and loved it. Staff was nice/welcoming. The shop is cute/cozy and small…read more My coffee drink was flavorful. I'll be back tontru something new.

I've been here a couple of times and thought it was time to review this establishment. Located at…read morethe busy intersection of Santa Monica Boulevard and Fairfax in West Hollywood; you won't be disappointed. It's a small space with a few tables inside with multiple large sliding glass doors that open onto the intersection on one side and a courtyard on the other side. It gives the place a nice urban feel with plenty of foot traffic outside and people watching. You order from one of the two kiosks outside of the kitchen. You select from the menu, make your payment, and assigned a number to notify you when your order is ready. They send messages to you via text. I was with a friend mid-afternoon on a Saturday. There was just a couple of people inside when we arrived. The evenings are usually busier with several people inside and on the outdoor courtyard which has a few tables. We both ordered cheesecake and we loved them. Very fresh, flavorful, and creamy in texture. I had the Oreo Cheesecake and my friend had the Mocha Cheesecake. My friend also had a Fusion Mocha Shake which he said tasted great with the right amount of mocha flavoring for his taste. We spoke to the owner/baker after we ate to compliment his desserts. I asked how business was and he said unfortunately slow. He mentioned how restaurants in general were having a hard time in the current uncertain economy. It has nothing to do with his products. The desserts and treats are great. If you can, give this spot a try. And the prices are reasonable considering the quality of the desserts. There's a promotion for new customers. Whatever amount you spend on your first visit, you earn that amount in credits towards your next purchase. It's all automated through your phone number. Open everyday until midnight. There are complimentary board games to play while dining. Limited parking in the plaza or street parking. It's great to have a quality dessert café in my neighborhood.

Had a friend's meet up reunion at Sweets Talk in West Hollywood and it was so much fun…read more You cannot miss the venue because it says "Sweets Talk" outside of the place in huge letters and there's a boba drinks sandwich boards advertising on the sidewalk. It's a petit venue with comfy couch seating, chairs and cute table that you can connect. We did that since there were about 7 of us. You order from the two kiosks or off of your phone so remember that they do not take cash as payment. There's so many fun options on the menus from scrumptious desserts, hot and cold beverages like teas and coffees. I had to have an iced boba beverage. So yummy. Our server who may also be the owner was very nice. Quick service, like we received text messages that your order has been placed and it was brought to our table within minutes. Incredible and he was very cheerful. While conversations were happening I noticed a cool shelf and on the shelf were games! Fun board and card games that continued the our mini party! This place was open until 11pm so it cool to have a coffee shop that stays open late. I took public transportation but there is underground parking at the venue, there are tons of parking meters and parking in the residential area. This place is YUMMY!

Pantheon is a beautiful, bright & airy coffee shop with some creative offerings. I've had the black…read morevanilla latte twice now with charcoal. I liked it so much the first time I had to order it again and forgot that I also want to try their latte with chocolate and strawberry! I've also ordered the turkey pesto sandwich twice, so fresh on delicious ciabatta. The baristas are so friendly, and the atmosphere is great for working. Once a month they feature women-owned businesses in the cafe, too. Love the vibe and I'll be back!

immaculate vibes atmosphere wise, plenty of room to hang out with friends or get some work done on…read moreyour own. they have a unique menu that hits the spot. Everyone was super friendly and helpful when It came to choosing what I wanted off the menu. sandwich was 10/10!