Dam Good Coffee — Restaurant in Los Angeles

My absolute favorite coffee shop in LA! The 1st time I tried their coffee, I literally said "Damn, that's good coffee!" I live in West LA, but I'm in the area twice a week, and make a point to stop by when I can. Anytime I have out of town family visit, I bring them here. I was hooked on their Honey Vanilla Latte, until it was made with hazelnut one day (by recommendation). Now, the Honey Hazelnut Latte is my go-to! Their lemonades are also delicious! My daughter loves cold coffee, and every drink she has ordered, she loves. Josh is an incredible human, who always has a smile on his face, ready to take your order. The customers I have interacted with during various visits, have always been upbeat and friendly. Highly recommended this amazing...

I found this place after work and loved the name so I had to stop and try it out. The owner is super sweet and knowledgeable and helped me choose my first coffee ever from his establishment. I have never had a chai latte before, but the owner seemed trustworthy so I gave it a try and I was not disappointed! He offered to put a shot of espresso in it and I gladly accepted. I am truly grateful for this young small business owner and his delicious coffee. Not sure what the one negative review was about, most coffee shops have limited selections but there is far more options here than other places I've been too and I had a great experience with the tastiness of my chai latte. I will definitely come back to try more...

The Vanilla Lemonade continues to pop into my head throughout my days and weeks. Swoon! So good! I'm not a coffee drinker but the shop smells so fresh and my roomie and neighbor love them... ...but that Vanilla Lemonade. It's like a gentle shoulder rub in the middle of a days worth of computer work. I imagine it's what breathing underwater feels like. It inspires and moves one to slow down, take stock of their life, and begin again with renewed energy in their step, a gentle wind at their back. If they were open right now, I'd be on my way. Alas, I must wait...