Cards and Coffee Calabasas — Local services in Los Angeles

Tucked away in the suburban charm of Calabasas, Cards and Coffee is where your caffeine fix meets card-flipping nostalgia. Upon entering, the intoxicating aroma of fresh coffee beans meets the soft thwack of trading cards exchanging hands—truly a haven for both the barista connoisseur and the TCG enthusiast.

Michael, our card-slinging savior, was nothing short of spectacular. He not only brewed the perfect latte (smooth, velvety, with just the right touch of bitterness) but also managed to pull a first-edition Sprouts card right from under my nose—without missing a beat. His card knowledge was matched only by his impeccable ability to make caffeine flow faster than a Yu-Gi-Oh duel.

The ambiance is a delightful mix—one part coffeehouse zen, one part competitive energy. Whether you're after a rare holographic or just a strong cup of Joe, this place has you covered. And trust me, it’s impossible to leave without a smile—or at least a new card...

-22 out of 1 ,

as I confirm my Hypothesis ; if it’s worth $500 gat offered no more than three pennies , or 4 if he’s chipper 🤣🤣🤣🤣

if it’s worth less than $300 they’ll charge you an exit fee just . to leave the store —— which is a personal new for me to experience !

Low key .. the shop in Tarzana in Ventura Blvd is much more well equipped with high quality products and collectibles supplies with various cases and merch AND AUTOGRAPHS at a much better price point !

You won’t walk out of there paying $400 for 2 or three...

My fiancé is super into trading cards, and I am into coffee lol. So after a dinner with friends at the Boiling Crab next door, we El decided to take a look inside. Although they aren’t serving coffee just yet, they did have a really aesthetically pleasing interior and a huge selection of all kinds of cards to buy, sell and trade. Michael was super friendly, even asking who our favorite F1 drivers were, was super knowledgeable about all the cards. We really enjoyed our experience here, and will be sure to come back when the coffee’s up...