Found Coffee

I heard nothing but good things about this spot and I was in the area. Solid coffee shop with excellent customer service. I ordered a latte with almond milk. The flavor was perfect along with just the right temperature. The servers were very kind and personable, greatly appreciate the service. I’d definitely come back here again and try their other menu items.

Loved the vanilla latte. The yuzu espresso tonic was a little strange.

This place is so special! Aside from the delicious drinks and pastries, there is a warm feeling of community here. You can tell that the employees care about their customers beyond just knowing their names and usual orders. People here talk with each other and it’s a lively atmosphere that only comes from the familiarity from being part of a community. Love this place!

Delicious iced vanilla latte with oat milk that wasn’t too sweet. You can use your own cup here. Price was also worth the drink. Friendly barista Plenty of seating in a minimalist with wooded tables and benches, white walls, and pops of color with blue metal chairs.

This is one of my favorite spots for quality coffee options. They rotate their pour over and cold brew options and always impress me with their dedication to good beans. Super comfortable area with parking on the edge of Eagle Rock. Always a friendly team of coffee enthusiasts that keep me coming back whenever I am in the area.

Great local coffee shop and a great part of the fabric of Eagle Rock. They have really good breakfast collaborations on the weekend. It can be a great place to get a little work done when I want someplace quieter than most anywhere else. And if you stay in there long enough, you’ll notice that most of the people coming through are regulars. Don’t sleep on this place if you love good coffee.

Since it's impossible for me to be productive at home I frequent this place several times a week. I like the industrial look of the place, with its large counter tops, aqua green chairs and wooden communal tables. The Wi-Fi here is adequate, but for outlets you're limited to 3 (to my knowledge). Drinks here are pretty solid and usually come in mason cups or mugs; I typically stick with their iced mocha or single-origin cold brew. From my understanding they obtain their beans from local roasters like Demitasse, Stereoscope, and Peri. Offering different types of milk is also a huge plus. They also sell merchandise and other trinkets, which is a nice touch. However, what sets this place apart is definitely the friendly and knowledgeable baristas and owner. It's also not uncommon to strike a small conversation with them over time (some might even remember your name). Two things I would like to see is the addition of hot foods and different sized drinks.

Came for a coffee while I got my car washed down the street. Tasty iced latte with friendly service. Really nice Sunday morning atmosphere with lots of families coming and going. They have guest WiFi you can use if needed which you never know about in LA. So nice to have a spot nearby with great coffee/espresso and a non-pretentious environment. Cheers.

I heard nothing but good things about this spot and I was in the area. Solid coffee shop with excellent customer service. I ordered a latte with almond milk. The flavor was perfect along with just the right temperature. The servers were very kind and personable, greatly appreciate the service. I’d definitely come back here again and try their other menu items.

Loved the vanilla latte. The yuzu espresso tonic was a little strange.

This place is so special! Aside from the delicious drinks and pastries, there is a warm feeling of community here. You can tell that the employees care about their customers beyond just knowing their names and usual orders. People here talk with each other and it’s a lively atmosphere that only comes from the familiarity from being part of a community. Love this place!

Delicious iced vanilla latte with oat milk that wasn’t too sweet. You can use your own cup here. Price was also worth the drink. Friendly barista Plenty of seating in a minimalist with wooded tables and benches, white walls, and pops of color with blue metal chairs.

This is one of my favorite spots for quality coffee options. They rotate their pour over and cold brew options and always impress me with their dedication to good beans. Super comfortable area with parking on the edge of Eagle Rock. Always a friendly team of coffee enthusiasts that keep me coming back whenever I am in the area.

Great local coffee shop and a great part of the fabric of Eagle Rock. They have really good breakfast collaborations on the weekend. It can be a great place to get a little work done when I want someplace quieter than most anywhere else. And if you stay in there long enough, you’ll notice that most of the people coming through are regulars. Don’t sleep on this place if you love good coffee.

Since it's impossible for me to be productive at home I frequent this place several times a week. I like the industrial look of the place, with its large counter tops, aqua green chairs and wooden communal tables. The Wi-Fi here is adequate, but for outlets you're limited to 3 (to my knowledge). Drinks here are pretty solid and usually come in mason cups or mugs; I typically stick with their iced mocha or single-origin cold brew. From my understanding they obtain their beans from local roasters like Demitasse, Stereoscope, and Peri. Offering different types of milk is also a huge plus. They also sell merchandise and other trinkets, which is a nice touch. However, what sets this place apart is definitely the friendly and knowledgeable baristas and owner. It's also not uncommon to strike a small conversation with them over time (some might even remember your name). Two things I would like to see is the addition of hot foods and different sized drinks.

Came for a coffee while I got my car washed down the street. Tasty iced latte with friendly service. Really nice Sunday morning atmosphere with lots of families coming and going. They have guest WiFi you can use if needed which you never know about in LA. So nice to have a spot nearby with great coffee/espresso and a non-pretentious environment. Cheers.

The worst thing about this place is their to-go cups; they're fine for espresso drinks with milk (or substitute), but the seal is not strong enough for drip coffee. You will drip coffee onto your clothing, and even if it's in your cup holder, and movement will have you wiping up coffee from your car. PLEASE GET NEW CUPS! Literally everything else is great about this place; the staff are friendly and helpful, the coffee is good, great popups in the parking lot. It's my go-to coffee shop to buy a cup or bag of coffee. Just remember to bring your own mug.

I have to say, this place really nails the whole aesthetic thing. From the inside to the outside, it's a total vibe. Arrived at about 10AM on a Saturday and initially there wasn't much of a wait, but it did start to build up shortly after. My boyfriend went for the cold brew, and I opted for the bourbon vanilla latte since the vanilla syrup is made in-house. The cold brew? Solid. Refreshing, smooth, basically everything you'd hope for in a good cold brew. My vanilla latte, on the other hand, was... fine. The staff did warn me it wasn't super sweet, which I appreciate (I'm not trying to sip on sugar milk here), but there was a lot of milk, and it kind of drowned out the espresso. I like a little more punch to my coffee, you know? I was hoping to try their coffee cake, but unfortunately, it was unavailable since it's a seasonal item. Fingers crossed for next time! I'll definitely be back to give it another shot.

Found is my local coffee shop that I frequented. I love the vibe, the people and the people that show up for this little community. For as long as they've been in business, their coffee menu has remained the same with perhaps just the addition of the dirty jai. I get that the owner doesn't want to partake in the fad of einspanners or korean cafe culture, but please give this community something new?! I've been taking the trips to K town, SGV and Pasadena to get fun coffee and I would honestly prefer to support the 90041 businesses but at the same time, I do want something different. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate my black coffee during the work week but "weekends were made for fun". Found Coffee, maybe it's time to revamp the menu a little?

FOUND Coffee (est. 2015) is a multi-roaster coffee and tea shop in EagleRock-LA. They serve specialty coffee, tea, and pastries. It's owned and operated by Annie Choi. This cute coffee shop has a vibrant and relaxing atmosphere. Similarly, it has abundant natural light emanating from their large-floor to ceiling- front windows. Furthermore, this coffee shop seems very popular spot amongst locals. I came early morning as a first time customer. I was warmly greeted by a young female staff with her mellifluous voice. And offered if I needed help with the menu, however, I politely declined. I perused their compendious menu, and I decided to order a hot Bourbon Vanilla Latte. It was perfectly brewed and I enjoyed it very much. Service was on point. Staff were amiable, knowledgeable and professional. Interior design and layout were modern and spacious. Plenty of indoor seats. Free parking out front albeit limited. Overall, this coffee shop is very homie and provides good coffee. I highly recommend this shop.

We found Found Coffee on our way into LA recently. As you can see from my pics, this is a very simple and straight-forward boutique coffee shop. Their service was quick and personal. As you can see in my pic, they are a dog friendly and welcoming establishment. We shared a latte and scone. While the latte was good, the latte art was exceptional. This art piece stayed for the entire drink - a nice visual. The scone was fairly good. It has a nice dense, earthiness which complimented the lightness of our latte. As to the dash in and out to LA, our GPS made these quite easy.

One of the little joys of life during the pandemic is coming to your favorite coffee shop and treating yourself to a delicious oat matcha, optional honey. Annie and the crew work tiredly to keep their business alive and us -- happy and caffeinated. The delicious pastries and occasional burritos are to die for. I'm not a coffee drinker, but my husband claims their coffee is the best. Come support your local coffee shop! It's safe, everyone is wearing masks and the social distance rules are employed as we

Was in the area after a yoga session and didn't disappoint my little detour to try out their special coffee. They made their vanilla syrup in the house, so it doesn't taste artificial. I was pretty worried on my first sip that it's not sweet enough, but I prefer this subtleness over overly sweet artificial vanilla syrup! The coffee is so strong that I couldn't take a nap on that day lol. The staff are super super nice! I will come back if I'm in the area. It was pretty crowded when I came in, but there was no line. Pretty decorations and merchandise being sold.

Cute coffee shop in Eagle Rock. Great wifi and a quiet place to work.. coffee is good too! They also carry beans from multiple roasters-- I like their "Dream Team."

On Fridays they sell breakfast burritos! I ordered mushroom with avocado & my fiance ordered one with sausage. Also ordered an iced vanilla latte with oat milk to start my Friday morning! The owner Annie is wonderful as well as her staff! We've been coming here as regulars for years now :)

came here a couple times, last time the barista was rude. i was late to a zoom meeting so i sat down first and she seemed annoyed i didn't spend any money before sitting down. this would never happen at starbucks. tried to support a local shop but damn.. they can never beat the service i get from starbucks. starbucks 4 lyfe idgaf fight me

Beautiful shop , drinks and wonderful owner! Great place to meet up with buddies before going up the Crest, great parking lot too

Great coffee, friendly + welcoming service every time, and very reasonable prices compared to similar current coffee spots. Thumbs up

Food - very solid coffee Service - Very friendly staff Ambiance - cute and spacious with lots of tables and space to work. Bonus points that they do have a lot that you can park in and there seems to be ample street parking also

3.5 stars. Only posting this with the hope that the owners can improve the place. I give the coffee itself 4.5 stars. Absolutely delicious. HOWEVER, my favorite coffee drink is a bone-dry cappuccino. In other words, coffee with ZERO liquid milk. Just coffee and foam. The foam should be dense and almost custard-like. It is not easy to make and it takes longer than most coffee drinks to pull it off. I've ordered it several times. It always ends up being 90% liquid milk and coffee. If I want a larger "bone-dry" cappuccino they tell me it is a "latte." ? It takes a few minutes to make the foam, and the people that do it best make a bone-dry using 2 different containers of steamed milk and by carefully skimming the foam off the top, never by pouring the milk into the drink. The folks at Found just steam the milk a bit and dump all the liquid into the coffee. SIGH. It sucks because if they could get the foam right I wouldn't go anywhere else. But I can't really justify buying something at a place that doesn't give me what I ask for.

The single origin cold brew is divine! So smooth and flavorful. They should put some left over coffee grounds in this plant and water it though, it was kind of sad to see. Shop is quaint and has lots of open seating. Many people enjoying the lo-fi beats and getting some work done. I'd definitely pull in for a cup if I'm in the area again.

This place should be called Found Children. It was loaded with little ones today and even a few dogs, so clearly it's a popular family neighborhood coffee shop. I give them an extra star for having pop-ups here- had a good donut from Archie's and breakfast sandwich from whatever was outside.... The reason I am writing though is the iced chai. I know this is a coffee place, but in the same way I think it's important for craft breweries to have something on offer for the sober people in the group, I think there have to be a few good classics for the non-coffee drinkers to drink when with their coffee friends. It has happened too often to me (sorry Found, this is the last straw for me) that I try a new place and come across milk being passed off as chai. I've thought to myself before that I was going to start calling it out, and now I finally am. I do this not to torpedo your overall rating average, but to hopefully spur you to do better, and to give a warning as well to the other chai drinkers that this might not be the place for you until they change what they're doing. I know there is a LOT of room for interpretation with chai, but for an old-timer with me, I am not so set in my ways that I can't accommodate a sweeter chai vs a spicier chai, but the only real way to go wrong is for the drink to not taste like chai at all. It's a bit of a clue right off the bat when I am handed over something the color of milk. It should have a nice beige color throughout and taste of tea and spices. How sweet it is can vary, although it would be nice if shops started to customize that more and ask how sweet to make it. Perhaps there is a vast difference between their hot chai and their iced, I'm not sure, all I know is that with all the coffee shop options in this city, I have no reason to go back here anytime soon. There are plenty of places that make a good cup of coffee AND a good iced chai.

The best vanilla lattes, drip, n' matchas ever! Plus the staff and the owner are super kind. Highly recommend!

I love the coffee and food here but the best part is the people. I'm from the '80's and it feels like I'm walking into Cheers every time I come in. I only come in when I visit LA once a month or so yet they always know my name and they're awfully glad I came. Gives me hope getting a cup and a croissant and I treasure every visit.

Found is perfect. And this morning, it was really, really perfect. Almond yuzu croissant, vanilla oat latte, Bowie, Magnetic Fields, James, Yo La Tengo, and a window seat view of a brilliant rising sun over Colorado Boulevard. I've never been to the Glastonbury Festival, and I may not need to go with Annie and her line-up of rock stars delivering set after set of beautiful, vibrant vibes. Encore!!!

Best coffee & service on Colorado. A nice chill spot with great music. The owner, Annie, goes above and beyond to greet people.

Best coffee shop in eagle rock. All the baristas are super friendly and the coffee is really really good. My go to order is either a flat white, macchiato, or short iced latte.

Found has the best oat milk latte around. I have to fight the urge to get one every day. Staff is very welcoming. Grabbing a coffee here is a wonderful way to start the day

PARKING: There is a front lot, but it was full when I arrived at 9:30am on a weekday. However, there's plenty of street parking for free. AMBIANCE: It's cute and spacious, with multiple seating options. We had no problem getting a small table for the two of us. The place was very busy when I arrived - there was a line of 4-5 people when I ordered, and it seemed more people were coming in and out as we sat and chatted. The barista was also very friendly, which I appreciated on such a busy morning. COFFEE: I had a latte with oat milk, which I found lovely. It seemed like they have an extensive tea and brew selection as well. You have the option of getting your coffee in a paper to-go cup or a mug. There's a bin near the front to put your water cups and empty mugs into - please don't leave your table cluttered!

I don't understand the high reviews... are they compensated? Or maybe I ordered the wrong drink? I love frequenting coffee shops and discovered that Found Coffee was on the way home and gave it a visit. I ordered a Dirty Jai, and I have to admit it was not what I expected. It looked quite appealing with ice layering a gradient of clear and brown. Upon tasting it though, it left much to be desired. I didn't taste much coffee (the cashier told me they added espresso in this drink), and overall the drink tasted like watered down chai tea. There wasn't quite any hints of coffee or espresso, and what irked me more was that I hadn't even ordered my drink half sweet (which I usually do)... The location itself seems like a nice place to work - albeit a little noisy from background music and coffee machines - but by no means does it make up for this $6 cup of bland and tasteless chai flavored water.

One of the best coffee in LA. Smooth, not too strong. The music, ambiance at the cafe is relaxing. Maybe, just a little enhancement with thr place. Overall, it's HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Awesome spot. I can only drink decaf these days, which usually sucks in most coffee spots. Best decaf I've had probably ever :D And the owner Annie is the bomb

Solid, community-focused coffee shop! They are often highlighting their partners when it comes to baked goods, roasters, and merch. The space is airy and inviting and their staff is always friendly and knowledgable. They've taken the time to help me pick a bag of beans based on my preferences. Drinks: Delicious lattes! Their vanilla bourbon latte isn't overly sweet. I also like their yuzu espresso tonic on warmer days. The combination of carbonation and citrus is wonderfully bright. Parking: I've never had an issue finding a spot! Especially since more people are just grabbing their coffees and heading out. PS: They host pop-ups fairly frequently and post about it on their Instagram

Their bourbon vanilla latte is the best! Staff is always on point with their barista skills too. Always enjoy popping into this coffee shop in our neighborhood.

Everyone from Arvin to Annie is amazing at both the coffee bar and simply as neighborhood staples who are warm when you go to get your morning cup of coffee. The ingredients are always fresh, the blends are aromatic, and the shop is beautiful. I know for a fact that though everything is high-quality, I spend less than at other similar coffee shops in the area. Highest recommendation from this Eagle Rock kid who has lived here my whole life and has seen the transformation of our hometown. Found Coffee is a gem among them all.

This coffee spot checks off all the boxes: amazing coffee, delicious pastries, and friendly staff! This is one of my favorite go-to places in the area to get my caffeine fix! Definitely give this place a try, you won't be disappointed!

Love the place, love the iced oat milk vanilla latte, and the parking is great. The place is very clean and cool with an urban yet vintage vibe. The coffee is good. The bathrooms are super clean. I love the merch:) Bought some stickers!! I love the inviting tables where I could've sat for hours.

I was looking for coffee shops around the Eagle Rock area to study at, and I found this place. I came here around 1 PM on a Friday, and there were plenty of places to sit. Unfortunately, they were almost all sold out of pastries, so I opted for just a hot vanilla oat milk latte for $7 + tip It was okay; I wouldn't get it again, haha. Next time I'll try their matcha or chai. I think the ambiance of this coffee shop is excellent for meeting up with someone but if you're going to study, make sure you have some noise-canceling headphones because the music played here is more from the alternative rock era from when I was in middle school, lol. Other than that, I enjoyed how spacious the area was and appreciated the clean bathroom

Excellent service, staff and drinks. It's a pretty airy atmosphere with high ceilings. Bench style seating and some chairs, too. Not overly comfy seating but gets the job done

3 1/2 Stars My process when first evaluating a new Coffee Joint, I order a Cuppa Joe (drip). This is where it all starts or ends in my book. I have passed by Found on Colorado blvd in Eagle Rock on my way to Pasadena when the thought on fighting traffic on the 210 made me avoid the freeway and stick to the side streets. Today i was doing some errands in Eagle Rock (L.A. neighborhood between Glendale and Pasadena) and decided to check Found out. The façade is a little imposing in that FOUND is the only signage on the building which makes it a curiosity in my book. Is it a Bar, a massage joint, a Burger place? No: it is a Coffee joint: a cup of which i was in dire need this morning. Inside there are a lot of hard surfaces: cement floors, hard counters but at least peopled by pleasant, helpful counter help. They also serve only one cup size: 16 ozs which is always bewildering to me. As in, Why? Why not have a couple of sizes. What is the philosophy behind this? Is it just a matter of controlling dry goods costs? This is a mystery to me. Something that i need to ask about asap. In any event, the counter guy was quiet, respectful, personable and helpful. Something you don't experience much as far as counter help goes. I ordered: a cuppa Joe with a scant amount of Oat Milk A cold Brew with Oat Milk a Blueberry Muffin The highlight of my visit to Found today is the Muffin: moist, chock full of Blueberries, the cake crumbly and moist from butter and being well baked. There is also a hint of lemon and vanilla and brown sugar. A good Muffin. As with most places to which i have been, the drip here is weak: lacking a soulful, robust, deep flavor that would make it flavorful and definitely cause one to stand up and take notice. I see this time and time again. It frankly baffles me. This situation is always about how much coffee is used versus water in the brewing. Think about it: why is the coffee you make at home so airplane fuel-like? You may not know how much coffee you should put in the machine. It's normal Yet why does it get you going in the morning? It's because when we brew at home we probably over-portion the ground coffee to water which produces a powerful cuppa joe. So why can't Coffee joints do the same? Cost of course. There is no over portioning in coffee joints as a rule. There is a recipe dictated by management with an eye on cost and not particularly on flavor. But a 16 ozs here costs upwards of 4 bucks. This is not cheap. I will try Found again because maybe today whoever made the drip under portioned. Because of the good service i will definitely give them another go. Cheers!

Lovely people own this place - great neighborhood spot. Support local! Coffee and pastries were great

Pretty solid coffee shop vibe, with a lot of specialty coffee. The owners clearly know what they're doing & are trust baristas. Lots of seating & and a great place to do work!

Met up with a friend at this location about a week into the New Year. I am not a big coffee drinker myself and was just planning to get something for my mom and brother. The location has there own parking lot and there was plenty of parking available since customers seemed to pop in, grab their order, and head out. But there were also some chairs and little tables outside that you could use if you decide to enjoy your order before heading out on the road again. Once my friend got there, we waited to go inside due to a limit of how many people can be inside due to Covid. When it was our turn, I finally got to see the inside for myself where they had some merchandise, such as pins and clothes, and other teas/coffee bags for sale. I noticed that there was a sign about a seasonal Gingerbread Latte, which perked my interest. I ended up asking if they still had it available and ordered a small for myself to try out. It didn't take too long for our drink orders to be ready and we made our way outside to talk and drink. The latte tasted pretty good, even though I would have liked a stronger gingerbread flavor.

One of my favorite local coffee shops! The additional perk of it being Asian American owned makes it even better :) I always come for the bourbon vanilla latte, which is great hot or iced! There's also a little parking lot so you don't have to worry about parking. I especially appreciate that in these Covid wave times, they don't have indoor seating for our safety. I feel so much safer coming in to make my order and taking it to go.

I found this place while visiting one of Archie's Sunday Donuts' pop ups. Fluffy powdery cloud donuts yummm.. The cold brew here is delicious! I've been drinking cold brew and making it at home for several years now, but Found Coffee is my new favorite. What a serendipity. Nice atmosphere and dog friendly. The cups are adorable. Wish I lived closer :)

#46 in my Coffeeshop Chronicles. I wasn't impressed. At all. The vanilla bourbon latte was such a disappointment. I could hardly taste any flavor outside of the milk - just the barest of hints of vanilla. It definitely wasn't worth the drive out here or the money spent. ********************* My Ratings: 1 Star: Terrible; just thinking about it makes me angry. 2 Stars: Wasn't a fan so Not likely to return. 3 Stars: Meh. Average. Might return if others drag me. 4 Stars: Yum! Will definitely return. 5 Stars: Amazing! Would plan my day around eating here

Not that big of a fan, to be honest. I think the coffee is alright at best. I've been twice. The lattes taste like milk with a hint of espresso. The staff is really nice though. Also, there is free parking.

Solid. Dependable. And they serve the best. pastries. ever. There's a jalapeño croissant one that is my go-to! I've tried several others and none of them has ever failed me. I've tried a wide array of their coffees as well depending on my mood. Recently I got an iced matcha green tea latte with oat milk and it was bombbbbb. Cost was kinda steep tho, $6.75. Luckily, I was running low on coffee beans and so I bought a bag. To my surprise, they're doing a promo where if you buy a bag of beans, you get a drink on the house! Got my drink easily comped. Staff is always friendly and helpful. Indoor space is spacious. Parking is limited. There's a small lot in front shared with the brewery next door. If full, there's unmetered street parking available.

Nice coffee and a surprisingly wide variety of tasty looking pastries including seasonal offerings like pumpkin pie "pop tart" The owner and staff are super friendly and welcoming. They were also hosting a breakfast sandwich pop-up out front on a Saturday morning.

I adore my mornings at Found Coffee (and sometimes, afternoons). It's a perfect location for to-go or sit-in as there's always parking and incredibly friendly staff that keep things flowing. The coffee is always smooth and delish, the decor is on point, and the treats are plentiful. I'm an almond milk latte in the am kind of gal, but their americano is perfect (which is actually how i judge a coffee spot). I also adore the owner, Annie. She knows everyone by name, is so gentle and kind with everyone that comes in, and is very thoughtful of her curation of Found. I'm usually in a hurry so rarely get to sit to enjoy coffee on site, but on the days i do, it's a pure delight.

Shoutout to Kat for always having the sweetest attitude. I don't think I've ever seen her without a smile. She opened my taste pallet to a chia tea! Amazing coffee, always consistent taste. Always a clean and tidy environment. I don't think I've ever seen trash just laying around.

Smooth coffee. They make their own flavored syrups and use just enough to get the flavor without being too sweet. Your size of coffee depends on the drink ordered. Great vibe and decor with plenty of seating. There was a guy outside making breakfast items on a little cart Sunday morning. If we weren't heading for breakfast, we would've ordered some.

Found is the spot. Great vibe. Great coffee. People here care about you. We've been coming for years and there's always a place to sit, it's low key, great WiFi. Love the staff. Just hearts all around.

I go to Found to get some work done, meet a friend, or just grab a coffee on the go. It's my favorite coffee shop in the area. The Yuzu cold brew is amazing. All the employees are incredibly friendly and make an effort to learn about their customers and their favorite orders. There are sometimes popups that have food that are always really tasty too. And there's a parking lot right in front which makes it really convenient.

Wasn't impressed. There was nothing that allowed me to remember this coffee shop worthwhile to come back or recommend. They were out of all pastries. Were unable to give recommendations since it was my 1st time there. Although convenient, my coffee came out in like 25 seconds after ordering. Lol did I get someone's drink? Haha well I guess made with no love? The place itself is pretty cute inside. They have a cool Latin theme. Price wise, drinks are expensive for the size. Honestly, I wish I tried a different t coffee shop.