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Cafés in Beverly Hills

Espresso bars on Beverly and Canon drives in the Golden Triangle, a roaster on Charleville Boulevard, and bakery cafés along West Olympic.

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Beverly Hills is a separate city, not part of Los Angeles. It incorporated in 1914, covers 5.71 square miles and had 32,701 residents in 2020; together with West Hollywood it is entirely surrounded by the City of Los Angeles.1 Its shopping center is the Golden Triangle, the wedge between Santa Monica Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard and Crescent Drive, with Rodeo Drive, one of the most expensive shopping streets in the world, at its heart.1

Most of the cafés sit on the Triangle's grid of drives, where Beverly Drive is lined with the kind of chain stores usually found in malls.1 South of Wilshire, the cafés spread out: a roaster on Charleville Boulevard, bakeries on West Olympic and tea rooms on South Robertson.

Local tip: Shopping on Rodeo Drive? Avva Coffee on South Santa Monica Boulevard is a block away; for an earlier start, Brooklyn Water Bagel on South Beverly Drive opens at 05:30 on weekdays.

At a glance

35Cafés listed
2With opening hours
08:00Earliest opening
16:00Latest closing
  • Opens earliest: Clark Street, from 08:00 (Daily 08:00–15:30).
  • Closes latest: Croft Alley, until 16:00 (Daily 09:00–16:00).
  • Most listed streets: Brighton Way (3), S Beverly Dr (3), Santa Monica Blvd (3).
  • Most common features: outdoor seating (6%), bakery café (6%), specialty (6%).

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Coffee chains in Beverly Hills

Beverly Drive and Canon Drive

Maru's espresso bar at 201 North Canon Drive gets its coffee daily from the company's roastery in the Arts District. It is known for its cortado and flat white, and its signature Cream Top is an iced long black with sweet cream and cacao.2 Alfred is two blocks up at 319 North Canon.

Beverly Drive has Graffeo Coffee Roasting Co. at No. 315 North, a branch of the San Francisco roaster, family-owned since 1935.3 South of Wilshire, Blue Bottle, Philz, Urth Caffé and Peet's sit within two blocks of each other, and Brooklyn Water Bagel at 262 South Beverly opens at 05:30 on weekdays. On North Rexford Drive, Kelly's Coffee & Fudge Factory at No. 444 has outdoor tables.

Santa Monica Boulevard and Brighton Way

Avva Coffee at 9559 South Santa Monica Boulevard, about a block from Rodeo Drive, is a European-style room with high ceilings, suede booths and a crystal chandelier; it serves pastries such as a guava cream cheese croissant and soft-serve ice cream.2 La Colombe is at No. 9606 and Bluestone Lane at No. 9523 on the same stretch, and Basanti Tea Bar at No. 9465.

One block south, Croft Alley at 9433 Brighton Way serves daily 09:00–16:00. Brighton Coffee Shop is at No. 9600, and Ferrarini Cafe at No. 9622.

Charleville Boulevard: Aharon Coffee & Roasting

Aharon Vaknin moved to Los Angeles in 2002 and opened Aharon Coffee & Roasting Co. at 9467 Charleville Boulevard in 2014. The family-owned café roasts all of its beans in-house; its signature blends are the Aharon Espresso and the House Blend, and it has a full tea menu.2 Cassetta is farther east on the same street, at 8802 Charleville.

West Olympic and South Robertson

On West Olympic Boulevard, Clark Street at No. 9123 is a bakery café with brunch, open daily 08:00–15:30 with outdoor seating, and La Provence Patisserie & Cafe is at No. 8950. Along South Robertson Boulevard, Paddington's Tea Room is at No. 355, Greendoor at No. 295 and Lazy Daisy at No. 155.

East on Wilshire toward La Cienega, Cafe Alexander is at 8670 Wilshire Boulevard and Milena's Cafe at No. 8920. The Metro D Line's Wilshire/La Cienega station, one of three opened on May 8, 2026, is the nearest subway stop; the line's Beverly Hills stations are still under construction.4

Sources

  1. Beverly Hills, California, Wikipedia, accessed October 2026
  2. Top Five coffee houses (Clara Harter, September 18, 2024), Beverly Hills Courier, accessed October 2026
  3. Graffeo Coffee: family-owned in San Francisco since 1935, Graffeo Coffee, accessed October 2026
  4. D Line Subway Extension, LA Metro, accessed October 2026
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FAQ

Beverly Hills cafés: questions

Is Beverly Hills part of the City of Los Angeles?

No. Beverly Hills is a separate city, incorporated in 1914, with 32,701 residents in 2020 on 5.71 square miles. Together with West Hollywood it is entirely surrounded by the City of Los Angeles. Its main shopping district is the Golden Triangle, between Santa Monica Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard and Crescent Drive.

Which café in Beverly Hills roasts its own coffee?

Aharon Coffee & Roasting Co. at 9467 Charleville Boulevard roasts all of its beans in-house. Aharon Vaknin, who moved to Los Angeles in 2002, opened the family-owned café in 2014; its signature blends are the Aharon Espresso and the House Blend. Graffeo, a San Francisco roaster family-owned since 1935, has a shop on North Beverly Drive.

Where can you get coffee near Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills?

Avva Coffee at 9559 South Santa Monica Boulevard is about a block from Rodeo Drive and serves pastries and soft-serve. Maru's espresso bar at 201 North Canon Drive is known for its cortado, flat white and Cream Top, an iced long black with sweet cream and cacao. Croft Alley on Brighton Way opens daily 09:00–16:00.

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