Laidrey Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Agoura Hills

I was really excited to try out a new coffee spot, but unfortunately had a very disappointing experience here this morning. After placing an order for two drinks, I saw one drink on the counter that looked like one of mine and asked the barista if it was for me. She told me no, it was for someone else, so I stepped back to wait. A bit later, a second barista handed me one of my drinks and confirmed I was still waiting on the other.

I stayed positioned right in front of the pickup counter, clearly waiting, while multiple customers who ordered after me received their drinks. Eventually, I asked the first barista about the second drink and was told it had already been made a while ago and someone else must have taken it. Instead of acknowledging the mix-up, she blamed me for “waiting too long,” which felt unnecessarily dismissive — especially since I had already asked her about the drink earlier and confirmed with the second barista that I was still waiting on it. I’ve never had someone in customer service speak to me in such a dismissive and condescending manner.

Mistakes happen, but the poor communication and impolite tone I was met with left me feeling upset and unwelcome. It completely overshadowed the visit and turned what should’ve been a fun coffee/matcha run into a frustrating experience. I don’t plan...

Walking into this café felt like stepping into a Pinterest board titled “ feminine and cozy Vibes.” From the all-female staff to a clientele that ranged mostly females, or maybe I just visited on a day, no men showed up for their coffee fix.

The place is spacious, it’s clear this spot was designed with a little productivity in mind. There’s a mix of seating—bar stools, long wall couches, solo tables—and even charging stations for those of us tethered to our laptops. Whether you’re cramming for finals or fake-working on your novel, it’s an ideal setup. I went for the turmeric ginger latte and was pleasantly surprised. I’ve had my fair share of golden lattes, but this one had a bold, unapologetic turmeric kick that most others water down. If you’re a spice-forward fan, this one’s worth a sip. Now, the Egg White Spinach Wrap… clocking in at $10.25, it felt more like a snack than a meal. The portion was pretty underwhelming, and honestly, the croissants looked heartier. If I come hungry again, I’m sticking to pastries—they seem like the better bet in both size and value. Final Take: Great drinks, better ambiance, and a space that makes you want to linger. Just maybe eat a little something before you go—or aim for the croissant instead...

My first thought was 14.50? For a breakfast sandwich? Alright...

But when I got it it was definitely worth it, 1) it's huge, 2) the bread is delicious, fresh, clearly great quality locally made, 3) the flavor profile is really unique and gives a nice crisp feeling I never expected from a regular old breakfast sandwich. I never knew feta and fresh jalapenos go so well together!

I will definitely be craving this again and need to stop by next time im in the area.

Shop itself has tons of space, good place to hang out and read/study/etc.

(Edit) removing two stars as they don't take cash. Stop forcing people to be dependent on the...