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Alchemist Coffee Project is a sleek, coffee-focused café in Los Angeles, California, offering a welcoming New Orleans-style setting for coffee lovers, tea drinkers, and anyone looking for a comfortable place to enjoy a meal or a quick bite.
Alongside great coffee and an impressive tea selection, the café serves baked goods, prepared foods, organic dishes, and vegetarian options. Customers can also purchase bulk beans, making it easy to enjoy the Alchemist Coffee Project experience beyond the café.
Whether you are stopping in for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, or dessert, Alchemist Coffee Project offers a variety of ways to enjoy your visit, including dine-in, takeaway, delivery, and on-site services. The space is known for its casual, cozy, quiet, and trendy atmosphere, with seating and table service available.
It is also well suited to solo dining and working on a laptop, with Wi-Fi and free Wi-Fi provided. Customers can plan ahead with reservations, and payment is convenient through credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
Accessibility is an important part of the experience, with a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet. Gender-neutral toilets and restroom facilities are also available. Rated 4.50 out of 5 based on 1,033 reviews, Alchemist Coffee Project offers a well-regarded destination for quality coffee, tea, food, and relaxed café time.
Visit at 698 S Vermont Ave Ste 103, Los Angeles, CA 90005, United States, or call +1 213-388-8767.
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Every cup we serve is a small moment of joy, carefully crafted by passionate baristas who care about your experience.
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Excellent hot americano in a pre-heated cup. The truffle avocado toast was excellent and very flavorful, on fresh toasted bread. The service was pretty quick and very friendly. The breakfast sandwich was really tasty, too. And, they have a really awesome pastry section. Parking is a little tough but they have valet. I’d definitely go back. I want to try the kimchi avocado toast!
Found parking surprisingly pretty fast. I enjoyed a refreshing Iced Organic Peach Peony Tea, rating it 10/10. My companion ordered a cheesecake, which I sampled and rated 9/10 for its delicious, subtly sweet flavor. She also had a Tiramisu Latte, giving it a 10/10 rating. The establishment offers ample space for studying and working.
Been here twice so far and both times have been great. The available syrups are not house-made, so I skipped on getting vanilla latte (my go-to drink) and got the Spanish coffee, which was great. Their Matcha latte was pretty solid too. Btw, I loved their Basque cheesecake. It was delicious.
Was staying in the area for a couple of days and we were able to walk to this cute little shop. Fun decorations inside very like steampunk in a way but for coffee. Service was goods My friends enjoy their coffees, so I’m not sure what they were drinking, I think they got the same the next day . The first day I had the tiramisu drink, and it was quite delightful, more dessert than it was coffee, but it was still very good . The second day I had a brown sugar latte, and it was good . The ham and cheese croissant was so incredibly flaky. I got a second day in a row. . We tried the honey cake and it’s very nostalgic and reminds me of a moon pie, and I can’t stop thinking about it. I would love to know where they get their pastries from. . Definitely skip the chain coffee shops, and come here!
Food: 8.1/10 (got the croissant: super fresh and crispy) Service: 7.5/10 (not chatty but still nice) Atmosphere: 7.5/10 (Productive, plenty of tables and places to sit. It can be loud sometimes) Coffee: 7.8/10 (really nice, good coffee experience) Super fun spot. Productive environment, but it can be loud at times. The staff were nice enough, but they didn't seem very chatty; could be a plus or minus. The coffee came out quickly. Love that they have a "for here" option where they give you a mug. Less single use products and better coffee drinking experience. The croissant was surprisingly fresh and crispy. My latte (regular milk) was VERY clean and had a nice lightness with it, which is rare for a latte in my opinion. I would recommend!
Slammed the Misugaru latte in record time. I really tried to pace myself, but this is one of the best coffees I've ever had. I'm currently sitting inside, debating on ordering one to-go just to have a "walking home" version. I'm unwell. The coffee isn't. Indoor seating was plentiful.
nice little spot; clean and well decorated. coffee was really good and well prepared. they have a variety of pastries and other food items.
Here’s a polished review: Alchemist Coffee Project was a pleasant surprise and quickly became a favorite. The bakery items are excellent - the Pesto Danish is easily a 6/5, packed with flavor and absolutely delicious. Gets sold out quick.The Everything Croissant is another standout at 5/5, and the chocolate biscuits are great as well. The coffee is good, though I would recommend asking for it extra hot when ordering. The Spinach Feta pastry was good too (4/5). The café itself is cute, cozy, and has a nice atmosphere. The only downside is that it’s a bit on the expensive side. Overall, definitely worth a visit.
Great spot to study and work. Nice ambiance. The music is not obnoxiously loud. I had a hot matcha. It was excellent. I got it sweetened but it was modestly sweet, as it should be. I was able to find street parking for free because I came on a Sunday but the parking situation looks sketchy. A very small strip mall lot with lots of businesses. It seems like it’s valet parking.
Found this super cool, modern cafe in K-Town called Alchemist Coffee Project. The coffee is really good, and they have a great selection of biscuits and pastries. I tried the matcha biscuits and they were delicious. The decor is a mix of interesting and slightly 'weird', and they have some unique merch for sale too.
Common questions about Alchemist Coffee Project
Alchemist Coffee Project is located at 698 S Vermont Ave Ste 103, Los Angeles, CA 90005, United States, Los Angeles, CA, United States.
You can reach Alchemist Coffee Project by calling +1 213-388-8767.
Alchemist Coffee Project has a rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 1033 customer reviews.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible seating, Wheelchair-accessible toilet.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following service options: On-site services, Takeaway, Dine-in, Delivery.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following highlights: Great coffee, Great tea selection, Serves local specialty.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following popular for: Breakfast, Solo dining, Good for working on laptop.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following offerings: Coffee, Organic dishes, Prepared foods, Quick bite, Vegetarian options.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following dining options: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, Seating, Table service.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following amenities: Gender-neutral toilets, Restroom, Wi-Fi, Free Wi-Fi.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following atmosphere: Casual, Cozy, Quiet, Trendy.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following crowd: Groups, University students.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following planning: Accepts reservations.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following payments: Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following parking: Free parking lot, Free street parking, On-site parking, Paid parking lot, Paid street parking, Plenty of parking, Valet parking.
Alchemist Coffee Project features the following pets: Dogs allowed outside.
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