to 5 p.m.Love Italian food? Head to Monno on Al Wasl Road.
Address: 13567 Ventura Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA 91423. The Coffee Roaster in Sherman Oaks: Audio Production Engineer Scott Kelly says this place is "the best." It's been in business since 1987. Hours: Wednesday to Sunday from 7:30 a.m. Address: 8349 Foothill Boulevard, Sunland, CA 91040. The Back Door Bakery & Cafe in Tujunga: Web Developer Melissa DeMund says it has the “biggest selection of savory and sweet pastries I've ever seen, and darn good coffee!” Address: 1051 Havenhurst Drive, West Hollywood, CA 90046. I find myself going back every few weekends.” The coffee is good, there’s a nice patio and they have these unique sausage rolls that are fantastic. Miss Melbourne Coffee in West Hollywood: AirTalk news apprentice Nicolas Perez says: “It was the first coffee shop I tried out when I moved here. Hours: Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. Address: 1019 East Palmer Avenue, Glendale, CA 91205. KAFN in Glendale: Senior Education Reporter Kyle Stokes says it's a "great neighborhood spot well off the beaten path" with some "delicious maple lattes." Address: 170 North La Brea Avenue, Inglewood, CA 90301. According to their website, the name is inspired by “climbing our own Hilltops … just like everyone else.” The cafe and restaurant was created by Angelenos. Hilltop Coffee + Kitchen in Inglewood: Associate Editor Aaricka Washington suggests visiting here. Hours: Wednesday to Sunday from 8 a.m. Address: 303 Pasadena Avenue, South Pasadena, CA 91030. to 5:30 p.m.Ĭos & Pi in South Pasadena: Senior Producer Michael Cosentino recommends this spot, a family-owned restaurant and cafe that bills itself as a neighborhood eatery. Address: 2461 Mission Street B, San Marino, CA 91108. Here are some of the places we love to sip at:Īspara in San Marino: Chief Content Officer Kristen Muller says the shop has "amazing cinnamon rolls." According to its website, the shop uses organic, fair trade and sustainably farmed coffee, tea and spices, with a focus on women-owned farms. So when listeners sounded-off about their favorites, we couldn’t help but share some of our own. My colleagues are pretty plugged into L.A. Pacific Coast Highway, Redondo Beach, CA 90277Ī post shared by The Boy & The Bear Coffee Picks From Around L.A. I’m a coffee nerd, and they might have the best espresso in the South Bay.” said Matt in Long Beach. All Colombian, including the owner, which is pretty unusual and very cool. The Boy & The Bear: “ has fantastic quality coffee. Address: 11050 Washington Boulevard, Culver City, CA 90232. Small little place, but always making up new recipes,” said Grace in Culver City. MillCross: “They make their own cold brews and syrups. Address: 12224 Venice Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90066. Mavro Kafe: “I love the vegan matcha drinks, and the owner Nicos is wonderful,” said Michelle from Mar Vista. 
Address: 145 Citrus Avenue, Covina, CA 91723. Address: 1929 Huntington Drive, South Pasadena, CA 91030Ī post shared by RAD COFFEE ® Coffee: “ really good punk rock atmosphere. It’s dog-friendly and has a great vibe to get you some avocado toast,” said Margo in South Pasadena. (Pro-tip: Many of the KPCC/LAist staff also recommend Jones, which is a five-minute walk from the building.) It's delicious,” said Barbara in Pasadena. Jones Coffee Roasters: “It's a wonderful hangout, and they grind their own coffee. It has turmeric, ginger and other things that just make you feel good,” said George from Montebello. Ground Up Coffee: “I go there for their wellness tea. They have other Latino specialties,” said Maria in Altadena. I usually get the cold brew, but the horchata is good too. Café de Leche: “Café de Leche in Highland Park and Altadena are great Latino coffee shops.
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