Nook Coffee Bar — Restaurant in Los Angeles

I've been passing by this brand new establishment (The Enclave) for a while and decided to stop by because my coffee craving flared up and I wanted some good coffee, so why not!. The center is new and there are only a few businesses open but more are on the way.

Upon arrival, the enclave is very modern and inviting. There are many places to study, hang with family or friends and just relax. They also have a few outdoor games to enjoy while you wait or for the kids, either way there's a little something for everyone. The Nook Coffee Bar is up front, open and ready for business. The customer Service was great..friendly, welcoming but genuine. The young lady was patient and knowledgeable about the different drinks and she always had a smile on her face from the moment we walked in. Customer Service is very important to me, it will always determine if I will patronize a business or not.

The Nook Coffee Bar has an open air space which is awesome, the breeze you get mixed with the pleasant aroma of coffee.. is a whole vibe!!. Seating is limited inside but there's a lot of outside seating available. I got an Iced Lavender Latte and my sister got the Coastline Cold Brew. My latte was okay, out of 5 stars I would give it a 3. The lavender flavor was barely noticeable and the coffee itself was just ok. I tried my sister's Coastline Cold Brew and THAT was AMAZING!! a definite must try. It's a vegan cold brew with coconut and macadamia syrup with oat milkCHEF'S KISS

While waiting for our drinks we sat outside by the fire pits and had a brief conversation about the establishment as a whole and how great it is. Long Beach Fish Grill is right next door and I'm happy because I don't have to go to Long Beach anymore, this location is much closer. To wrap this up the Nook Coffee Bar will get 5 stars from me, I will surely be back. It's very clean, customer service is great, the ambiance is great, the menu is great, location is great.. it's a...

finally got to give this spot a try and i understand the hype!

i got the iced matcha latte (sweetened) with oat milk and less ice. this matcha latte was really good, even though the matcha was pre-batched. they go through their matcha pretty quick so the freshness of the matcha mix is maintained. the original sweetener they use is agave and my my my, what a chef’s kiss (will start experimenting with agave in my homemade matcha lattes from now on haha). a normal, regular iced matcha latte (sweetened) uses two pumps of agave. i typically don't go too sweet with my drinks, and sticking with the regular sweetness matcha latte that they offered was perfectly fine for me. it wasn't too sweet.

i am not sure which matcha powder they use. when I went into the store, all of their matcha powder merchandise was sold out. will have to ask next time. they definitely not use a matcha latte mix, and an authentic matcha powder based off what my tastebuds can tell.

if you get less ice, you will see a noticeable gap in your drink, and this is mentioned by the cashiers. their matcha to sweetener to ice ratio is predefined, and because of this, you will get less drink if you say less ice.

all in all, a great matcha latte! it had earthy, bright tones and the sweetener and oat milk that i had in my drink did not overpower the matcha at all. everything complemented perfectly, and i would definitely come back if i am in need of a matcha fix. will also need to give the strawberry matcha latte a go as well, next time i am in the area. 3 of the 4 ppl ahead of me ordered that…

if your ever in south bay and need a matcha fix that doesn’t taste like diabetes,...

I had the pleasure of visiting "The Nook Coffee Bar" today, and it was a delightful experience from start to finish.

First and foremost, the coffee shop is nestled in a very nice and modern setting, and what caught our attention immediately was the inviting courtyard, perfect for those who prefer outdoor seating.

My wife and I ordered unique beverages that left us thoroughly impressed. I opted for the Island Matcha Latte, while my wife went for the Chagacino. Both drinks were an absolute 5 out of 5 – rich in flavor and expertly crafted.

We also indulged in some pastries; I had a ham and cheese croissant, and my wife enjoyed a delicious blueberry muffin. These treats perfectly complemented our drinks.

One standout feature was the Chagacino, a unique offering that we found super tasty and refreshing.

While the pricing may lean on the higher side, the quality of the beverages and the overall experience more than justified it.

Though "The Nook Coffee Bar" doesn't offer Wi-Fi, it creates a relaxed atmosphere that's not really geared toward a sit-down-and-work vibe. It's more of a place to unwind, enjoy your coffee, and soak in the ambiance.

Despite being busy during our visit, it never felt crowded, and the staff were exceptionally friendly, earning a solid 5 out of 5 for service.

I wholeheartedly recommend "The Nook Coffee Bar" to fellow coffee enthusiasts. The coffee is superb, the outdoor courtyard is inviting, and it's an ideal spot to simply relax with a cup of coffee. This place has certainly earned its spot on our list...