Arctic Hotspot Cafe & Catering — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I totally love this little spot. The shop is minority owned and operated. Customer service was superb.

I ordered the cilantro lime wrap, the Greek feta salad, mocha frappe and the banana bread. Everything was great! The frappe was a bit sweet for me, but they are able to adjust the amount of sweetness that they add to the drink. I should have asked for the beverage to be less sweet. I do like the fact that they have milk alternatives such as coconut milk and almond milk.

The wrap itself was great, the ingredients were all very fresh and crispy. I was able to request two different sauces for the wrap. I asked for the cilantro and Southwest dressing, they were both great. The Greek feta salad itself was very delicious.

All of the baked goods are made in the store. I would give the banana bread a 7.5 out of 10. It was tasty, but a little on the dry side. That being said, I would definitely give their treats another try.

They have a restroom available to clients, it's the same restroom that the staff uses so you have to ask to use it. The restroom and overall restaurant were very clean.

They do not have a parking lot, only street parking is available. They accept credit cards as well and do not...

So I've lived down the street from this gem and didn't know it existed, thanks to my niece Tabatha she recommended this Cafe to me and let me tell you I am in love. First this Cafe Bakery is cozy and filled with love, a small place but you feel like your in a peaceful indoor garden so refreshing. The Cafe de Olla my Tia really liked and I had the Banana Hazelnut Frap, Let me tell you it was not overwhelming with sugar and the coffee valance was perfect (Oooooohhh and let me tell you it has actual Banana in the Frap! That's a big plus for me). Red Velvet cheese cake loaf. 😘🤪🤤🤤🤤🤪😘 I also ordered the WrapUpMyMorning Wrap and it was Delicious, and The Owner He Was Super Sweet and Answered All My Questions. Thank you again many blessings,...

The food is delicious. Awesome little cafe on the boyle heights area, I highly recommend the food and they have Christian tunes which is unusual for cafes but it just gave the place a nice peaceful vibe. Service is slow and it took 10 minutes for me to get a cup for water and another 10 to get charged for a pastry. The cashier was doing other things and did not once look at me or asked if I needed anything or at least to wait. She just left me waiting and took phone calls and entered their other on the cashregister and didn't take mine first since I was there stading waiting the longest. Maybe 2 girls behind the counter would be nice. By the time I got to my food it...