Bohemian House of Espresso + Chai — Restaurant in Los Angeles

If you're a coffee enthusiast seeking a hidden gem in the heart of downtown Los Angeles, look no further than the "Bohemian House of Espresso and Chai." This boutique coffee shop offers an extraordinary experience that blends the charm of a bohemian hideaway with the bold flavors of exceptional espresso and chai.The atmosphere here is simply enchanting, adorned with unique art pieces, vintage furniture, and warm, dim lighting that sets the perfect mood for relaxation or creative inspiration. Whether you prefer your espresso straight up or in a perfectly crafted latte, rest assured that the skilled beautiful barista at Bohemian House will serve you with a cup of excellence. For those looking to explore beyond the realm of traditional coffee, the Bohemian House's chai is a revelation. Prepared with a secret blend of spices and served with a delightful foam art, and even a harmonious fusion with camel milk that evoke a sense of comfort and warmth. The Bohemian spirit with their welcoming hospitality and genuine enthusiasm create a welcoming environment that keeps customers coming back for more. While the Bohemian House of Espresso and Chai may not be the largest coffee shop in town, it certainly makes up for it with its exceptional character and dedication to delivering an unforgettable coffee and chai experience. If you're in downtown Los Angeles make sure to take a detour to this hidden gem, the Bohemian House of Espresso and Chai, is a must-visit...

You never get a second chance to make a first impression. My friend and I are coffee lovers and stumbled upon this shop today, after discovering that 2 of our favorite neighboring coffee shops are no longer in business. First impression: framed photo celebrating Che Guevara and Fidel Castro displayed on the wall.

We are both Latina who like to support local small businesses and were immediately taken aback by this. We saw the photo, looked at each other and proceeded to walk out. Personally, I was highly offended as my family is from Cuba and I know the atrocities of the Castro regime and Che Guevara's involvement. I won't get into a history lesson, but advise that people do their research and educate themselves.

Based on the first impression, this place won't get a second chance from us, nor a first for that matter. The coffee could be the best coffee in the world, but there is no way that we would support a business that promotes these ideals. We decided to take our business elsewhere. Yep, preferred to give our hard earned money to Starbucks across the street. If you are a business that chooses to be political, at the very least you should consider which side of history you are celebrating. We're not easily offended, yet stepping into this place was just that...

Highly recommend!

We were looking for a coffee shop in this area and just happened to walk by and see it. We arrived at about 6 and it closed at 7 that Saturday when we were there.

It is a small place, but it has a wonderful aesthetic and fun interior design and decorations. It would be great for any occasion with one or two friends.

There were 5 of us and that was actually a bit too many. There are about 3-4 tables and a high bar-type table that faces the street. There are also a couple seats outside.

The menu is super interesting, and the staff were SO FUN AND NICE. They answered all of our weird and dumb questions about their menu. They have interesting things like date coffee, which they’ll explain to you. Unfortunately I didn't try it, but maybe next time. The staff were super accommodating and I have nothing bad to say about them, they helped make it a good visit.

I had a chai drink which was fantastic, and all my friends’ drinks were good like the matchas and the macchiatos. We sat at the larger table in the middle that could possibly sit about 6, if you move the decorations that are in the middle.

Plan on paying no lower than 4.50$ for any drink and up to 7$, just a head’s up.

But what a fun...