Coffee Coffee

i had their cold brew with coffee ice cubes and i was BOUNCING OFF THE WALLS. to be clear, this was an immensely enjoyable sensation.
guy inside was nice, little seating area outside was shaded and provided a great place to hang out for an hour or so and talk very, very quickly (the caffeine). all in all: A+
if i were currently caffeinated, i’d add more pluses.

Best almond latte but
The worse hours
I rush to get my coffee before 4pm
Wasap w that to begin with? And they’re closed
Before the scheduled 4pm. Sucks!

By far my favorite coffee shop, amazing coffee, laid back vibe, great owners and staff been our go to place for over a year A+++++

One of my favorite and best coffee places in Los Angeles. It is a breath of fresh air in a neighborhood chalk full of pompous hipster coffee houses. The place is decorated to perfection and always gets a fresh batch of succulents in each week.
The barista, Max, is always welcoming and makes one of the best lattés (using SIghtglass beans) I’ve ever had. It turns out Max is ilso an artist and painted a bunch of the patio furniture outside too. Very cool.

Steep, but it comes with the territory. Probably the smallest coffee shop visited to date. Great for those on the go. It’s pretty tight for those who want to linger around. Couldn’t figure out the lid system, lol. Oh, and the most important part… quality pours. And no, the beans weren’t smuggled from some exotic country.

They had no hot coffee brewed & ready!!! WTF!!! And what’s with the small cups? Only one size? That’s ridiculous for a $ 4 FOUR dollar cup of coffee! And no Splenda? Just some organic Stevia?! Give me an effing break. A bit too hipstir and pretentious for me… Music way too loud. Everyone was just way too hip slick and cool for me:(

Love the coffee and the shop, It’s small but quaint, has a great vibe to it. Perfect place to grab a great coffee and sit in the sun. Most of the baristas are friendly and engaging. Love the music they play and the set up. They use sightglass coffee and have a bitchin espresso machine. Please stay open later than 3!!!

Best coffee in town with amazing folks behind the counter. Love the café latte. Very cool crowd hanging in the am on weekdays. Hope they open more

Best cup of cold brew I’ve had in LA (close runner ups are Coffee Commissary & Groundworks). They use expresso beans for their cold brew which I found out after asking one of their nice employees. I make my own cold brew at home and was interested in buying some. Turns out they didn’t have any in their pre-​packaged bags, but he was nice enough to take the time to open up one of their bulk bags and measure out 12 ounces for me.
Haven’t tried any of their other drinks but I’ll definitely be back for their beans and a cold brew anytime I run out!

Dude, some of the best coffee I’ve had in LA. Nice & rad little shop on N Fairfax.
Do we need any more info than that?

The kind of place that’s so good it ruins all the other coffee you used to like. Regularly sets my day straight. Cool place, cool people, good vibes. FYI I drink almond milk cortados and iced Americanos.

Super cute and clean with deliciously smooth flat whites, honestly the best flat white I’ve had in the US

Hands down the best cold brew in this area. The people who work here are real, and personable. Above all they know how to do their job, without all the mustaches, bow ties, and beards full of judgement.
I’m torn to be so honest about how perfect this place is bc I love that the side patio is usually vacant, but I want it stay here for a long time. So head on in and meet Jay, he’s the hippie, headbanger, passionate motorcycle guru who owns the place. Be sure to come with respect and good vibes and these guys will give em right back.
Cheers

The cutest little coffee shop ever. It’s super cool, little seating area outside and great coffee and service.
Super under stated and great coffee place.
They have little outdoor seating.
Must try.

Small joint, not much wiggle room for seating or lounging. A bit inconvenient to get to as well, right off of Fairfax with mostly metered parking. (if they had a lot I must have missed it). However, the drip coffee was great and the service was top notch! I will be back!

Honestly one of the best lattes around. Perfect temperature and ratio of espresso to milk. But it’s small. Like a couple ounces smaller than most craft coffee spots. A few sips and I was done. Darn, this will keep me from coming back as often. I like the small space. If you want good coffee, do try it.

Stopped by after the gym one day. Flat white was ok. Maybe I should have gotten something different, but I know that it’s their signature drink. Really I could taste mostly milk and very little coffee.
Ambiance is super awkward.
However, I will likely give them another try.

This place is one of the smallest coffee shops in LA. When I initially saw this place, I considered why I would rather come here instead of Commissary across the street. I guess if Commissary is full and Coffee Coffee’s baby patio, which isn’t their baby patio, isn’t full, I would certainly come here.
That’s exactly the scenario why I bought a cold brew here. I sat on the baby patio, which belongs to the complex that runs a handful of businesses here. Somehow me sitting in that tiny open space by myself attracted a bunch of West Hollywood miscreants walking on the sidewalk to sit there too. West Hollywood miscreants love being heard, whether they have anything substantial to say or not. And the baby patio is an awesome soapbox to unwittingly eavesdrop on everyone’s West Hollywood gossip. The three walls that engulf the tiny patio are so close together that they oddly pick up sound and then amplify it. Right. RIGHT. R I G H T!
That being said, Coffee Coffee’s coffee, their cold brew, was as deliciously comparable to Commissary but pricier. The smallness of the house that the shop is engulfed in makes it the not-​so-​idyllic neighborhood coffee shop and tiny patio to the large bleak parking lot that opens itself to a busy Fairfax. Ugh. Wish you were on Romaine.

This was a little hole in the wall that my friends and I found on Unilocal!while spending a weekend in West Hollywood. I am a self proclaimed «coffee snob» and absolutely loved the drip brew that I got. I couldn’t have made it better myself!

Whenever I’m in LA, I always make a point of stopping in here for my caffeine fix.
It’s a great breath of fresh air away from the cheesy hipster coffee shops that have popped up all over the place in LA lately.
CoffeeCoffeeLA is an owner-​operated cozy 110 sq ft space centered around a Victoria Arduino Lever Espresso machine from Belforte del Chienti, Italy.
Outside, there is a great outdoor shaded sitting area set back away from the street.
The coffee beans are from Sight Glass coffee roasters up in San Francisco. They’re a top notch roasting company and the beans are delicious!
Oh and did I mention that there’s parking available? Bcuz there IS!
:)
Drop by and you won’t be disappointed!