Cafés in Los Angeles from Sunset Junction to the Venice boardwalk
Espresso bars along Sunset Boulevard, einspänners and bingsu on Koreatown's West 6th Street, roasteries on Mateo Street and a 06:00 doughnut at the Farmers Market.
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Los Angeles covers about 469 square miles of land and had 3,898,747 residents in 2020.1 Its coffee map ignores city lines: Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and Culver City are separate cities.23 Beverly Hills and West Hollywood are entirely surrounded by Los Angeles, and Santa Monica is bordered by it on every side but the ocean.42 Most cafés line a few long boulevards, Sunset from Echo Park to the Strip, Wilshire through Koreatown, and Main Street and Abbot Kinney near the sand.
Many local coffee habits arrived with immigrants. About 80% of Southern California's doughnut shops are Cambodian-owned, a trade that grew after Ted Ngoy, a refugee from the Khmer Rouge, bought Christy's in La Habra in 1979 and leased shops to other refugees; the region's pink doughnut boxes date from that time, cheaper than glossy white ones.5 Koreatown's cafés pour cream-topped lattes until late, and Eastside cafés serve café de olla, coffee spiced with cinnamon.678
Specialty roasting has moved into the old warehouse blocks east of Downtown. Boxx, founded in Istanbul in 2015, opened its first American café in the Arts District in 2021, and Verve roasts below its café on Mateo Street.9 West Jefferson Boulevard has a small run of its own: Highly Likely at No. 4310, a bright West Adams café that pours beer and wine in the evening,10 and De Olla cafe at No. 3026.
Los Angeles by area
The neighborhoods run from Echo Park and Silver Lake on the Eastside to Venice and Santa Monica on the coast; Sunset Boulevard alone runs about 23.6 miles from Downtown to the Pacific Coast Highway.16 Underground, the B Line serves Koreatown along Vermont Avenue and Hollywood along Hollywood Boulevard, the D Line runs under Wilshire, and the E Line ends near the Santa Monica Pier.171819

Venice
Espresso on Abbot Kinney Boulevard, flat whites by the Venice sign on Windward Avenue, and a 06:00 coffee near the pier on Washington Boulevard.
29 cafés
Santa Monica
Dogtown Coffee in the old Zephyr surf shop on Main Street, roasters on Montana Avenue, and Wi-Fi cafés along Pico and Wilshire boulevards.
75 cafés
Culver City
Espresso in the Washington Triangle Building, a bookshop café on Culver Boulevard, and coffee among the studios and the Hayden Tract offices.
30 cafés
West Hollywood
Coffee on the Sunset Strip, a 04:30 start on Santa Monica Boulevard, and espresso among the design showrooms around the Blue Whale on Melrose.
34 cafés
Beverly Hills
Espresso bars on Beverly and Canon drives in the Golden Triangle, a roaster on Charleville Boulevard, and bakery cafés along West Olympic.
35 cafés
Fairfax & Melrose
Doughnuts and drip coffee at Bob's in the Original Farmers Market since 1947, espresso on West 3rd Street, and late cafés along Melrose Avenue.
60 cafés
Los Feliz
Cafés along Hillhurst and Vermont avenues in Los Feliz Village, coffee at the Griffith Park trailheads, and Thai desserts on Hollywood Boulevard.
23 cafés
Hollywood
Coffee by the Walk of Fame and the B Line stations, a small roaster on Las Palmas Avenue, and a canyon café below the Hollywood Sign.
46 cafés
Koreatown
Bingsu on West 6th Street, corn lattes and einspänners on Wilshire Boulevard, and Korean cafés on Olympic that serve until 22:00 or later.
80 cafés
Downtown & Arts District
Donuts in Japanese Village Plaza, roasteries on Mateo Street and Santa Fe Avenue, a pandan latte in Chinatown and coffee under Grand Central Market.
142 cafés
Silver Lake & Echo Park
Espresso bars on West Sunset Boulevard from Echo Park to Sunset Junction, cafés on Echo Park Avenue, and Dinosaur Coffee by the Elliott Smith wall.
45 cafés
Westwood & West LA
Matcha and late tea on Sawtelle Boulevard, coffee under the Westwood Village tile roofs by UCLA, and roasters on Venice and Washington boulevards.
107 cafésBrowse by mood and hour

Specialty coffee
Roasters that pour their own beans, from Cypress Avenue and South Hill Street to Venice Boulevard, plus a 1935 San Francisco roaster on Beverly Drive.
28 cafés
Outdoor seating
Patios on Culver Boulevard and Montana Avenue, a bike café on the LA River path, Little Tokyo plaza tables and a terrace under Griffith Observatory.
72 cafés
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi from a Culver City bookshop café and the UCLA campus to Pico Boulevard in Santa Monica, Sunset Boulevard in Echo Park and a Chinatown tea room.
42 cafés
Bakery cafés
Egg tarts on North Broadway in Chinatown, donut counters along Vermont Avenue, kosher bakeries on Pico Boulevard and Portuguese tarts on Wilshire.
32 cafés
Open late
Bingsu and matcha on West 6th Street, Thai desserts in Thai Town, boba on Sawtelle to midnight and crêpes on Second Street in Little Tokyo.
36 cafés
Brunch
Weekend plates on Echo Park Avenue and Sunset Boulevard, Hillhurst and Vermont in Los Feliz, the Venice boardwalk and the Westside along Pico and Sepulveda.
16 cafésMarina del Rey & Playa Vista 7 cafés
Cafe Lorelei
Venice 29 cafés
Santa Monica 75 cafés
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Amai Coffee
- Wi-Fi
- Indoor seating
- Wheelchair access
- Smoke-free indoors
Cafe Berlina
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See the full listCulver City 30 cafés
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Destroyer
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- Indoor seating
- Card payment
- Vegetarian options
- Wheelchair access
- Toilets
- Smoke-free indoors
All 30 cafés in Culver City
See the full listWest Hollywood 34 cafés
Beverly Hills 35 cafés
Fairfax & Melrose 60 cafés
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Bob's Coffee & Doughnuts
- Open by 6am
Fika Fika Coffee & Creamery
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See the full listLos Feliz 23 cafés
Hollywood 46 cafés
East Hollywood 23 cafés
Koreatown 80 cafés
Larchmont & Hancock Park 14 cafés
Andreas Coffee Shop
Bardonna
Downtown & Arts District 142 cafés
Silver Lake & Echo Park 45 cafés
Westlake & MacArthur Park 8 cafés
Bloom & Plume Coffee
Dante's Cafe
Atwater Village & Northeast LA 15 cafés
… And Destroy Coffee
- Toilets
- Open late
1802 Roasters
Westwood & West LA 107 cafés
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10 Speed Coffee
- Takeaway
- Open by 6am
Alana's Coffee Roasters
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See the full listMid-City & Pico-Robertson 40 cafés
Boyle Heights & Lincoln Heights 5 cafés
Arroz & Fun
B Twentyfour
South LA & USC 31 cafés
Alibi Coffee
Cafe Dulce
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Coffee chains in Los Angeles
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Starbucks
Show 192 locations
- Atwater Village & Northeast LA 5
- Beverly Hills 4
- Boyle Heights & Lincoln Heights 1
- Culver City 9
- Downtown & Arts District 27
- Fairfax & Melrose 11
- Hollywood 14
- Koreatown 8
- Larchmont & Hancock Park 4
- Los Feliz 5
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista 7
- Mid-City & Pico-Robertson 9
- Santa Monica 20
- Silver Lake & Echo Park 4
- South LA & USC 21
- Venice 5
- West Hollywood 8
- Westlake & MacArthur Park 3
- Westwood & West LA 27
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Show 59 locations
- Beverly Hills 3
- Culver City 4
- Downtown & Arts District 4
- Fairfax & Melrose 7
- Hollywood 4
- Koreatown 4
- Larchmont & Hancock Park 2
- Los Feliz 2
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista 1
- Mid-City & Pico-Robertson 4
- Santa Monica 7
- South LA & USC 2
- West Hollywood 2
- Westwood & West LA 13
Alfred Coffee
Show 16 locations
- Beverly Hills 2
- Downtown & Arts District 2
- Fairfax & Melrose 4
- Koreatown 1
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista 1
- Silver Lake & Echo Park 1
- Venice 1
- West Hollywood 1
- Westwood & West LA 3
Blue Bottle Coffee
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- Beverly Hills 1
- Culver City 1
- Downtown & Arts District 2
- Fairfax & Melrose 3
- Koreatown 1
- Los Feliz 1
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista 1
- Santa Monica 2
- Venice 1
- Westwood & West LA 2
Peet's Coffee
Show 14 locations
- Beverly Hills 1
- Downtown & Arts District 2
- Fairfax & Melrose 1
- Larchmont & Hancock Park 1
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista 1
- Santa Monica 3
- Westwood & West LA 5
Groundwork Coffee Co.
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- Downtown & Arts District
- 1201 S Figueroa St
- 811 Traction AvenueMon–Thu 06:00–15:00 · Fri–Sun 06:00–16:00
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 189 The Grove Dr
- 8121 W 3rd St
- Hollywood
- greenwork, 1501 N Cahuenga Blvd
- Larchmont & Hancock Park
- 150 N Larchmont Blvd
- Santa Monica
- 1601 Montana Avenue
- 2121 Cloverfield Blvd
- 2912 Main Street
- Venice
- 671 Rose Ave
- Westminster Avenue
Go Get Em Tiger
Show 9 locations
- Culver City
- Culver CityMon–Fri 08:00–15:00 · Sat–Sun 09:00–14:00
- 10000 Washington BoulevardDaily 07:00–16:00
- Downtown & Arts District
- 317 S Broadway Spc C19
- 777 S Alameda St B2 Suite 184
- Larchmont & Hancock Park
- 236 North Larchmont Boulevard
- Los Feliz
- 4630 Hollywood BoulevardDaily 06:00–18:00
- Santa Monica
- 2637 Main Street
- 930 Montana Ave
- West Hollywood
- 8253 Santa Monica Blvd
Bluestone Lane
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- Beverly Hills
- Bluestone Lane Beverly Hills Coffee Shop, 9523 Santa Monica Blvd
- Downtown & Arts District
- Bluestone Lane Downtown LA, 1260 S Figueroa St
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 8100 W 3rd St
- Larchmont & Hancock Park
- 176 S La Brea Ave
- Santa Monica
- Bluestone Lane Colorado Avenue, 2041 Colorado Ave
- 631 Wilshire BlvdDaily 06:00–16:00
- Westwood & West LA
- 11601 Wilshire Boulevard
- 950 Westwood BoulevardMon–Fri 06:30–15:30 · Sat–Sun 06:30–15:00
Tom N Toms Coffee
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Caffe Luxxe
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- Culver City
- 9718 Washington BoulevardDaily 06:30–18:00
- Santa Monica
- 925 Montana Ave
- Westwood & West LA
- 11620 West San Vicente Boulevard
- Caffe Luxxe - Brentwood, 11975 San Vicente Blvd
- 225 26th St
Coffee Commissary
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- Culver City
- 11612 Culver BoulevardDaily 07:00–18:00
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 801 N Fairfax Ave
- 8500 Beverly BoulevardDaily 08:00–14:00
- Mid-City & Pico-Robertson
- 3417 Motor AvenueDaily 07:00–18:00
- Santa Monica
- 1402 Santa Monica Blvd
Le Pain Quotidien
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- Fairfax & Melrose
- 318 South Robertson Boulevard
- Marina del Rey & Playa Vista
- 13455 Maxella Avenue
- West Hollywood
- 8607 Melrose Ave
- Westwood & West LA
- 1122 Gayley AvenueDaily 06:30–17:00
- 13050 West San Vicente Boulevard
Philz Coffee
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- Beverly Hills
- 233 S Beverly Dr
- Culver City
- 9300 Culver BoulevardMon–Fri 06:00–19:00 · Sat–Sun 06:00–20:00
- Downtown & Arts District
- 801 South Hope Street
- Hollywood
- 6430 West Sunset Boulevard
- Los Feliz
- 2117 Hillhurst Avenue
Verve Coffee Roasters
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- Downtown & Arts District
- 214 S Main St
- 500 Mateo StreetDaily 07:00–18:00
- 833 South Spring Street
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 8051 W 3rd St
- West Hollywood
- 8925 Melrose Ave
Dayglow
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- Larchmont & Hancock Park
- 5630 Melrose Ave
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- 3206 West Sunset BoulevardDaily 07:00–19:00
- Venice
- Dayglo, 310 Rennie Avenue
- West Hollywood
- 866 Huntley Dr
Great White
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- Larchmont & Hancock Park
- 244 N Larchmont Blvd
- Venice
- 1604 Pacific Ave
- West Hollywood
- Great White Melrose, 8917 Melrose Ave
- Westwood & West LA
- 11660 Darlington Ave
Intelligentsia Coffee
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- Hollywood
- 6401,6403 Hollywood Boulevard
- Santa Monica
- 3018W Pico BoulevardDaily 05:30–20:00
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- Intelligentsia Coffee Silver Lake Coffeebar, 3922 Sunset BoulevardMon–Wed 06:00–20:00 · Thu–Sat 06:00–22:00 · Sun 06:00–20:00
- Venice
- 1331 Abbot Kinney Boulevard
La Colombe Coffee Roasters
Show 4 locations
- Atwater Village & Northeast LA
- La Colombe Frogtown Cafe and Roastery, 2828 Newell St #4
- Beverly Hills
- 9606 Santa Monica Blvd
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- 3900 Sunset BoulevardMon–Fri 06:30–19:00 · Sat–Sun 07:00–19:00
- Westwood & West LA
- 10250 Santa Monica BoulevardDaily 08:00–19:00
Ministry of Coffee
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- Downtown & Arts District
- Ministry of Coffee - DTLA, 865 S Figueroa St
- South LA & USC
- 844 W 32nd St
- Venice
- 827 Ocean Front Walk
- Westwood & West LA
- 1010 Glendon Ave
Super Domestic Coffee
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Tartine
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- Mid-City & Pico-Robertson
- Tartine Bakery, 5335 West Adams BoulevardDaily 08:00–16:00
- Santa Monica
- Tartine Santa Monica, 1925 Arizona AvenueDaily 08:00–16:00
- 2903 Lincoln Boulevard
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- 3921 Sunset BoulevardDaily 08:00–22:00
Urth Caffé
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- Beverly Hills
- Urth Caffe Beverly Hills, 267 S Beverly Dr
- Downtown & Arts District
- 451 S Hewitt St
- Santa Monica
- 2327 Main St
- West Hollywood
- Urth Caffé - Melrose, 8565 Melrose Ave.Mon–Thu 06:00–23:00 · Fri–Sat 06:00–00:00 · Sun 06:00–23:00
85°C Bakery Cafe
- Downtown & Arts District
- 700 Wilshire BoulevardMon–Fri 07:00–18:00
- Koreatown
- 3377 Wilshire BoulevardMon–Sat 07:00–20:00 · Sun 08:00–20:00
- Westwood & West LA
- 10250 Santa Monica BoulevardMon–Sat 10:00–21:00 · Sun 10:00–20:00
Alchemist Coffee Project
- Culver City
- Alchemist Coffee Project The Cumulus, 3311 South La Cienega BoulevardMon–Fri 07:00–18:00 · Sat–Sun 07:30–18:00
- Koreatown
- Alchemist Coffee Project at the Pearl, 687 South Hobart BoulevardMon–Fri 07:00–18:00 · Sat–Sun 07:30–18:00
- 698 South Vermont AvenueMon–Fri 07:00–20:00 · Sat–Sun 07:30–20:00
Cognoscenti Coffee
- Culver City
- 6114 Washington BoulevardMon–Sat 07:00–16:00 · Sun 08:00–16:00
- Downtown & Arts District
- Cognoscenti Coffee Roastery, 1118 San Julian StreetDaily 08:00–17:00
- 868 South Olive StreetDaily 07:00–14:00
Comoncy
- Beverly Hills
- 413 N Bedford Dr
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 8201 W 3rd St
- Westwood & West LA
- 10900 Wilshire Boulevard
Joe & The Juice
- Culver City
- 9355 Culver BoulevardDaily 07:00–20:00
- Santa Monica
- 2121 Cloverfield Boulevard
- Venice
- 1202 Abbot Kinney Blvd, Venice, CA 90291, USA
La La Land Kind Cafe
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 189 The Grove Drive
- 8361 W 3rd St
- Santa Monica
- 1426 Montana AvenueDaily 06:30–19:00
Maru Coffee
- Beverly Hills
- 201 N Canon Dr
- Downtown & Arts District
- 1019 Santa Fe Avenue
- Los Feliz
- 1936 Hillhurst AvenueMon–Sat 07:00–17:00 · Sun 08:00–17:00
Tierra Mia Coffee
- Boyle Heights & Lincoln Heights
- 2108 N Broadway
- Downtown & Arts District
- 215 West 7th Street
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- 1202 N Alvarado St
Coral Tree Cafe
- Beverly Hills
- 10250 Santa Monica Blvd FC12
- Westwood & West LA
- 11645 San Vicente Blvd
Fratelli Cafe
- Fairfax & Melrose
- 7200 Melrose Ave
- Venice
- 552 Washington Blvd
Pret A Manger
- Westwood & West LA
- 10250 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 1300
- 10906 Le Conte Avenue
Stumptown Coffee Roasters
- Downtown & Arts District
- 120 East 8th Street
- 806 Santa Fe Avenue
% Arabica
- Fairfax & Melrose
- % Arabica Los Angeles The Grove, Unit K-2, 189 The Grove Dr
Brooklyn Water Bagel
- Beverly Hills
- 262 South Beverly DriveMon–Fri 05:30–16:00 · Sat–Sun 06:30–16:00
Café Kitsuné
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- 3814 West Sunset BoulevardDaily 07:00–17:00
Café Vida
- Culver City
- 9755 Culver Blvd
Caffé Bene
- Koreatown
- 621 South Western Avenue
Caffè Vergnano
- Westwood & West LA
- 10250 Santa Monica Blvd
Dutch Bros Coffee
- South LA & USC
- Figueroa, 3726 S Figueroa St
Fairgrounds Coffee and Tea
- Downtown & Arts District
- 1254 W 7th St
illy Caffè
- Downtown & Arts District
- Espressamente Illy, 900 W Olympic Blvd
LAMILL Coffee
- Silver Lake & Echo Park
- LAMILL Coffee - Silverlake, 1636 Silver Lake Blvd
Louisa Coffee
- West Hollywood
- 7626 Santa Monica Blvd
Qargo Coffee
- Santa Monica
- 395 Santa Monica Pl Space #K01
Sightglass Coffee
- Hollywood
- 7051 Willoughby Ave
How Los Angeles orders its coffee
For an early start, try a doughnut counter. At Bob's Coffee & Doughnuts in the Original Farmers Market, making doughnuts since 1947, the doors open at 06:00, and any doughnut with a cup of coffee costs US$3.50 before 09:00, as of 2025.11 A regular cappuccino averaged US$5.95 across the city in October 2026.12
Koreatown's cafés have their own menu. An einspänner is espresso under a thick cap of cream, and corn and Vienna lattes are house specialties; drinks cost US$5.75–8 as of 2024.613 For dessert, order bingsu (빙수), shaved ice topped with fruit, red bean or rice cakes; one version, injeolmi, adds roasted soybean powder.14
Café de olla, Mexican "pot coffee," is brewed with cinnamon and piloncillo, unrefined cane sugar, and sometimes orange peel, anise or cloves; a clay pot is traditional.7 When Leo Chavez and Elisa Hoyos opened Picaresca in Boyle Heights in 2021, her version used cinnamon, anise, orange peel and brown sugar.8
Laptop rules vary by owner. Caffe Luxxe's Culver City café, opened in March 2026, has no Wi-Fi on purpose,15 while Koreatown study cafés such as Sharp Specialty Coffee offer big tables and outlets.13 For late coffee, Trojan Grounds on West 34th Street near USC is open 24 hours, and … And Destroy Coffee in Atwater Village serves until 22:00 daily.
What coffee costs in Los Angeles
| Drink | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Cappuccino Regular size, city average | US$5.95 Los Angeles average, October 2026 |
| Cappuccino Regular size, typical range | US$4–9 Los Angeles range, October 2026 |
| Doughnut and drip coffee Early-bird deal before 09:00 | US$3.50 Bob's Coffee & Doughnuts, Farmers Market, 2025 |
| Specialty latte Cream-topped and flavored lattes | US$5.75–8 Koreatown cafés, 2024 |
The cappuccino figures are Numbeo's, updated on October 28, 2026.12 The doughnut deal comes from Time Out Los Angeles, July 2025,11 and the Koreatown latte range from a Daily Trojan survey of February 2024.13
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Cafés in Los Angeles: common questions
How much does a cappuccino cost in Los Angeles?
Numbeo's October 2026 average for a regular cappuccino in Los Angeles was US$5.95, in a typical range of US$4 to US$9. Cream-topped lattes in Koreatown cost US$5.75 to US$8 in 2024, while Bob's Coffee & Doughnuts at the Farmers Market sells a doughnut with coffee for US$3.50 before 09:00, as of 2025.
Which neighborhood of Los Angeles has the most cafés?
Downtown & Arts District and Westwood & West LA have the most cafés, followed by Koreatown. Downtown's cafés spread from Little Tokyo and the Arts District to Chinatown; on the Westside they cluster on Sawtelle Boulevard and in Westwood Village, and in Koreatown along West 6th Street, Wilshire and Olympic.
Why are there so many doughnut shops in Los Angeles?
About 80% of Southern California's doughnut shops are Cambodian-owned. Many trace back to Ted Ngoy, a Cambodian refugee who bought Christy's doughnut shop in La Habra in 1979 and then leased shops to other refugees. The pink boxes common in the region date from that time, chosen because they were cheaper than glossy white ones.
What is café de olla, and where can you drink it in Los Angeles?
Café de olla is Mexican pot coffee brewed with cinnamon and piloncillo, an unrefined cane sugar, sometimes with orange peel, anise or cloves, traditionally in a clay pot. Eastside cafés in Los Angeles serve it; Picaresca, which opened in Boyle Heights in 2021, made its version with cinnamon, anise, orange peel and brown sugar.
Are Santa Monica, Beverly Hills and West Hollywood part of Los Angeles?
No. Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood and Culver City are separate cities, each with its own government, although they sit inside the Los Angeles area. Beverly Hills and West Hollywood are entirely surrounded by the City of Los Angeles, and Santa Monica is bordered by it on every side except the ocean.
Where can you get coffee late at night in Los Angeles?
Trojan Grounds on West 34th Street near USC is open 24 hours, and … And Destroy Coffee on Eagle Rock Boulevard in Atwater Village serves until 22:00 daily. Koreatown cafés also keep late hours, often until 22:00 or later, and Highly Likely on West Jefferson Boulevard serves beer and wine in the evening.
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