Dessert shop features pastel colors and cozy corners with plenty of seating space. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, creating a mellow vibe for casual hangouts or special occasions. Desserts come in aesthetically pleasing glass jars, adding a fancy touch to the presentation.
Offers coconut desserts with coconut jelly that stand out for their flavor and quality. Known for consistently excellent, healthy dessert options that many consider the best in the area.
Triple matcha coconut stands out with its deep, rich flavor and perfect balance. Matcha coconut pudding and matcha with mochi also offer distinctive, enjoyable textures and tastes.
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Parking is convenient with affordable valet service available.
Desserts are all coconut-based and mostly vegan.
Request ice to keep your dessert fresh during transport.
Small bakery offers grab-and-go service with a few bar stools inside and outdoor benches nearby. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly with a clean, bright space and a subtle Korean vibe. Desserts focus on European-inspired pastries with a well-curated, simple display.
Desserts here blend Korean and French flavors into edible works of art. They strike a balance with just the right amount of sweetness, never too sugary, and feature great cream.
Matcha brownies and matcha canelés stand out with rich flavor and cream topping. Pastries like the matcha white chocolate tigre and matcha strawberry creme add variety to the selection.
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Parking is free in the back lot, taking less than 10 minutes to find.
The bakery is located behind the main street, making it easy to miss.
There is no inside seating; it's a take-out only bakery.
Ice cream shop offers unique flavors with natural ingredients and vegan options. Outdoor seating creates a cozy, inviting vibe perfect for people watching and enjoying the neighborhood atmosphere. Inside feels warm but simple, while music and small activities add to the fun experience.
Offers Persian-inspired ice cream and traditional Turkish desserts with a wide selection of sweet treats. Desserts here share similarities with Indian sweets and make a solid choice after dinner.
Matcha here has a top-notch quality with a clear, authentic flavor that is not too sweet. The combination of strawberry and matcha stands out as a unique and enjoyable pairing.
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Mashti Malone’s offers a variety of unique ice cream flavors, including vegan options.
Parking is available on the street near Mashti Malone’s.
Mashti Malone’s closes at 11 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Outdoor seating surrounds a small dessert shop known for taiyaki pastries and creamy soft serve ice cream. Crowds form long lines, creating a busy, fast-paced atmosphere focused on quick service. Watching taiyakis being made adds a unique visual element to the experience.
Creamy soft serve comes in iconic Taiyaki cones with sweet drinks. Desserts stay reasonably priced and offer a cold, refreshing treat late at night.
Creamy matcha soft serve comes with vibrant ube flavor and a dusting of matcha powder. Taiyaki cones filled with red beans and matcha ice cream offer crispy biscuits and customizable toppings like Fruity Pebbles or Oreo crumbs.
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The wait time can be long, especially on weekends.
Parking can be tricky, but metered street parking is available nearby.
Credit cards are accepted at the shop.
Spacious bakery with French charm and bold, vibrant decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Comfortable seating includes a couch area suited for work or casual hangouts. Self-service ordering adds a modern touch to a place known for authentic French pastries.
Selection includes éclairs that stand out. Choices for dessert are amazing and complement the meal well.
Strong focus on matcha lattes with variations like strawberry matcha and matcha strawberry latte. Pastry options include pistachio eclairs and almond croissants that pair well with the drinks.
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Bakery LA offers real French croissants and pastries in Los Angeles.
Bakery LA's pastries are HALAL.
Having a halal brunch spot in West LA is a significant addition to the neighborhood.
Cafe showcases 80s mod style with colorful tables and chairs and blue tones with dreamy clouds. Atmosphere feels funky and whimsical, calm enough for studying yet lively with relaxing music. Dog-friendly space offers both indoor comfort and outdoor seating with treats for pets.
Sweet desserts pair well with corn cream latte and coffee. The dessert menu offers delicious options that complement the drinks nicely.
Ceremonial grade matcha shines with a bright vibrant green color and a rich, earthy flavor that avoids excess sweetness. Unique drinks like the Strawberry Matcha balance bitterness with tangy sweetness, and options include matcha lattes and matcha-infused treats like croffles.
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Gong Gan is dog friendly and allows well-behaved dogs inside.
Gong Gan is open from 8am to 10pm on weekends.
Street parking is the only option available, and it can be limited.
Large space filled with plants and soft piano music creates a calm, serene atmosphere ideal for studying or working. Plenty of power outlets and spacious tables support a productive environment. Quiet and cozy vibe attracts those seeking a relaxing break or focused work session.
Baked goods and desserts come in several varieties here. Everyone finds the desserts to be very good.
Matcha lattes come out smooth and flavorful, with options like a lavender matcha latte made on request. The matcha itself tastes rich and fresh.
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There is ample free parking available at Cafe Nemo.
Cafe Nemo offers free Wi-Fi and plenty of power outlets.
They have a stamp event where collecting 10 stamps earns a free drink.
Small cafe offers board games and a few tables in a cozy, simple space. Desserts feature fish-shaped croissant pastries with rich fillings like banana cream and custard. Atmosphere stays relaxed with no Wi-Fi and limited seating.
Desserts feature banana cream filling and plain options that stand out. The hand-held desserts and ice cream are consistently delicious and often craved.
Sweet and creamy matcha lattes stand out here, especially the strawberry matcha and banana matcha. The Corn Matcha Latte offers a unique twist, pairing well with pastries like the banana cream-filled one.
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Parking should be free for cafe patrons, but street parking can be limited.
The plain sugar Taiyaki costs $4, while the filled custard version is $5.
The banana Nutella cream croboong is priced at $5.50.
Small breakfast cafe blends Armenian fusion decor with eclectic furniture and live floral accents to create a warm, home-like atmosphere. The space feels cozy and lively, with a strong focus on detailed presentation and unique ceramic mugs. Limited seating encourages a quiet, intimate vibe.
Desserts come beautifully packed in a box and taste very sweet. Friendly staff often offer coffee and dessert, making the wait more pleasant.
Blueberry, strawberry, and mango matchas offer unique, refreshing flavors. Drinks like the strawberry–matcha latte and iced mango matcha latte are smooth and fragrant with beautiful presentation.
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The bakery closes when they sell out, so arrive early.
Expect a wait of at least 45 minutes after ordering.
Street parking is plentiful and easy to find.
Minimalist space blends modern elegance with cozy warmth through thoughtful design and unique seating. Atmosphere feels inviting and relaxing, suited for quiet conversation or work. Dog-friendly outdoor seating adds to the welcoming vibe.
Banana biscoff dessert stands out as very tasty. Other desserts also come across as delicious.
Signature matcha drinks include a nutty twist, creamed up, and blueberry options. Presentation features edible flowers on top. Blueberry matcha latte stands out as extremely delicious.
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Parking is free and convenient with no valet service.
The café is dog-friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small space with bamboo accents and soft lighting creates a traditional tea house feel. Atmosphere stays calm and chill, welcoming for a midday break. Long lines form during peak hours, with a spacious outdoor seating area offering a place to enjoy drinks.
Matcha soft serve stands out as a popular dessert here, enjoyed by many over several years. Customers often eat it outside, creating a casual and social vibe while waiting or after meals.
Soft serve stands out with its smoothest and creamiest texture and authentic, rich matcha flavor sourced directly from top farms in Japan. The Matcha Oat Latte offers a refreshing, cold drink with a subtle sweetness that does not overpower the earthiness.
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Parking costs $4 and is validated.
The entrance to the cafe is accessible.
The cafe specializes exclusively in matcha.
Creperie operates as a walk-up kiosk with no indoor seating and only a couple of sidewalk benches nearby. The atmosphere is casual and street-side, attracting people who enjoy watching crepes being made and taking photos with Instagram-friendly walls. The vibe is lively with a college crowd mingling outside while savoring highly praised crepes served in cone form.
Crepe and crème brûlée combine with Nutella and strawberries for a sweet dessert. The crepe stands out as a must-try for dessert lovers, offering a delicious and amazing treat.
Rich matcha ice cream features in several crepes, often paired with creme brulee or custard fillings. Combinations with Nutella, banana, and strawberries add sweet, fruity layers to the matcha desserts.
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There's no seating available at Millet Crepe Sawtelle.
Parking can be a nightmare, so consider walking or taking an Uber.
Expect wait times of up to 15 minutes during busy hours.
Small bakery inside a hotel lobby offers a cozy, calm atmosphere with limited seating and free wifi. The space feels cute and sophisticated, attracting a steady flow of people who appreciate its quiet vibe during weekdays.
Strawberry coppe stands out as a high-quality dessert here. Little teddy desserts with pudding inside offer a unique taste similar to Guatemalan manjar in plantain desserts.
High-quality matcha shines in drinks like the banana matcha latte and matcha sea salt cold brew. The matcha latte matches Japanese standards and pairs well with subtle flavors like banana cream.
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The bakery opens at 7am.
Parking is very difficult, which is expected for DTLA.
There was usually a wait time at Okayama Kobo Bakery & Cafe DTLA.
Spacious coffee shop with a space-themed aesthetic offers a calm, relaxed vibe ideal for working or meeting friends. Ambient music plays at a reasonable volume, and outlets are available at many seats. The atmosphere feels like a quiet nook away from the city's noise.
Very good coffee pairs with Iraqi dessert samples made by the owner's wife. Desserts stand out as high quality and enjoyable.
Matcha latte stands out with options like caramel vanilla and caramel flavors. Quality varies, but many find the matcha rich and enjoyable.
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The café has plenty of tables available for work or study.
Wi-Fi and outlets are available throughout the café.
Parking can be tricky on busy days, but there is $0.80 per hour parking nearby.
Small tea house with a minimalist aesthetic and traditional Korean touches creates a chill vibe despite frequent crowding and noise. Limited seating and occasional lines make it a busy spot for those who appreciate authentic matcha culture and stylish simplicity.
Traditional Korean desserts like injeolmi offer a nutty flavor with a light, crunchy texture. Pastry desserts and a mochi-like treat provide chewy texture and a mix of sweet and slightly bitter flavors, while a combination dessert showcases various classic Korean snack tastes.
High quality matcha shines through in every drink here. The Matcha Einspanner and Mango Cream Matcha balance sweetness without losing the intense green tea flavor.
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Expect long lines on weekends; arrive early to avoid waiting.
Parking is valet only, which can be difficult to find during busy times.
Seating is limited, making it hard to find a spot during peak hours.
Small space with a minimalist Japanese theme offers a cozy, contemporary vibe focused on takeout. Unique, Asian-inspired ice cream flavors change monthly, featuring options like ube and mango sticky rice. No seating is available, emphasizing quick visits for artisanal, innovative desserts.
Fragrant Pandan flavor and creamy mango sticky rice ice cream capture Southeast Asian dessert traditions. Busy street location makes it a solid spot for a sweet finish.
Creamy matcha ice cream offers a subtle floral fragrance and a mild, not too sweet flavor. Matcha appears alongside hojicha and black sesame, with all flavors maintaining a balanced intensity.
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No dine-in is allowed; it's primarily a takeout spot.
Prices are high, with a small scoop costing around $7.
Vegan and dairy-free options are available.
Minimalist Japanese design combines with modern architecture and authentic outfits to create an elegant, cozy space. Calm, serene atmosphere contrasts with busy downtown streets, enhanced by high ceilings and calming music. Occasional robot service adds a unique touch to an otherwise traditional dining experience.
Complimentary desserts include red bean cakes, mochi cakes, and fresh fruits paired with plant-based ice creams. Dessert comes as part of a special menu with appetizer and omakase sushi.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegan options on the menu.
The cheapest set menu starts at $87 per person.
Small bakery decorated entirely in pink with an inviting, warm atmosphere and an artistic, upper-class vibe. Only two people enter at a time, creating an intimate experience amid adorable, gorgeous decor. Known for exceptional cookies that attract long lines, especially on weekends.
Desserts feature intense flavors paired with decadent richness. Many cookies come with salt sprinkled on top, adding a unique touch.
Smooth matcha flavor stands out in the matcha noir with chunks of chocolate. The matcha white chocolate and cookie butter cookies offer a unique twist on classic matcha treats.
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Only two guests are allowed in the store at a time.
Fleurs et Sel sells out quickly, so go early or place a preorder.
Pre-ordering the day before is advised for guaranteed availability.
Upscale Korean restaurant blends fancy bar vibes with contemporary fine dining in a retro-style plaza setting. Atmosphere shifts from electric and lively at night to convivial, with a focus on refined service and a smaller, intentional menu. Cocktails stand out alongside dishes like uni bibimbap and bone marrow tartare, creating a distinct experience.
Desserts feature beautiful presentation and a variety of textures. Options include a sweet corn flan and a light banana milk cloud with balanced crème anglaise.
Cocktails highlight matcha's bitterness and velvety texture. The 'I love you so matcha' blends citrus and tea for a refreshing, aromatic drink.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Expect a 90-minute dining limit once seated.
Valet parking is available for $15 across the street.
Tiny cafe blends Japanese and Hispanic influence with modern, cozy decor and large windows. Bright, cheerful vibe fills both indoor bar seating and plentiful outdoor tables ideal for people watching. Music and atmosphere create a feeling of being in Japan despite urban surroundings.
Unique desserts stand out with a magnificent selection. Coffee pairs well, making it a spot to enjoy freshly brewed drinks alongside delicious sweets.
Premium matcha drinks use a generous amount of matcha powder and show top tier quality. Blueberry matcha lattes stand out as exceptionally good and popular choices.
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There are no restrooms available for customers; only restaurants have facilities.
You can avoid the long line by visiting before noon.
They open early at 7am for breakfast.
Minimalist space with clean white and wooden interior creates a quiet, peaceful atmosphere during weekdays but becomes loud and echoing on busy weekend evenings. Plenty of seating options include small tables and high window seats for casual gatherings or people watching. The vibe suits calm afternoons and casual visits rather than serious conversations.
Mango dessert stands out as a super good treat with great taste. The spot offers a solid selection of desserts and coffee but no longer serves shaved ice desserts.
Matcha shines in drinks and desserts here with matcha lattes that blend smoothly and a matcha yuzu lemonade that mixes well without grit. The matcha shaved ice offers a light, creamy texture packed with deep flavor and balanced sweetness.
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Anko gets very busy at night, so expect longer wait times.
During weekday afternoons, it is usually calm and easy to sit down.
Parking can be difficult, but there is street parking if you're willing to walk a bit.
Small space with elegant pastry displays and hand-painted murals creates a museum-like atmosphere. Soft, ambient lighting highlights intricate details, blending Middle Eastern and French influences. Neighborhood vibe invites quiet enjoyment of complimentary macarons alongside top-rated croissants.
Desserts here are light and perfectly balanced, avoiding excessive sweetness. They offer beautifully crafted pastries with unique flavors and a creamy texture, especially in the Napoleon dessert.
Matcha macarons come in flavors like yuzu, raspberry, and plain matcha, all with a balanced sweetness and no bitterness. The matcha croissant offers a strong matcha flavor for those who enjoy it.
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The place closes at 5 PM, so visit before then.
Come in the morning to buy croissants; they sell out by lunchtime.
Expect a crowd; it's best to arrive early.
Cobblestone paths and wooden facades mimic traditional Japanese shopping streets, creating an immersive small-town feel. Bright red lanterns and a 50-foot replica fire lookout tower add to the authentic Edo-period design. The plaza buzzes with lively energy, especially on weekends, drawing crowds to its outdoor dining and arcade games.
Traditional desserts like hot crepes, shaved ice, and fresh fruit stand out. Plenty of spots offer authentic Japanese sweets in a compact, walkable area.
Matcha here stands out for its excellent quality and smooth flavor. The matcha latte at Japanese Village Plaza offers a rich, satisfying sip.
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The plaza hosts cherry blossom events in spring with sakura-themed stalls.
Nisei Week Japanese Festival in August includes Obon dancing, taiko drums, and a parade.
Parking can get crowded and expensive on weekends.
Cafe features a teddy bear theme with photo-ready setups and a cozy, calm atmosphere. It offers a family-friendly vibe with activities like prize wheels and claw machines filled with stuffed animals. Seating includes ample tables with device charging outlets, making it suitable for casual work or study.
Unique desserts stand out with matcha flavors, creative cookies, and good crepes. Prices match other cafes but the dessert options feel more distinct.
Strawberry matcha drinks stand out with a balanced flavor and sweetness that many find enjoyable. Matcha desserts like cookies also complement the drinks well, though the price for the strawberry matcha latte is on the higher side.
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Parking is free and easy to find at the cafe.
The menu includes a variety of baked goods, cakes, ice cream, and drinks.
Expect a crowded atmosphere on Saturday afternoons.
Coffee shop with black and yellow decor and a modern yet cozy atmosphere offers free Wi-Fi and a small, aesthetic space that fills quickly. The vibe is lowkey and relaxing, attracting people who work quietly at the bar seating. Pastries and coffee have unique flavors, though seating prioritizes style over comfort.
Mascarpone stands out as a liquid dessert with a strong espresso flavor, more like a melted milkshake than regular coffee. Desserts here lean toward rich and creamy textures.
Unique drinks like the matcha cloud and marble matcha stand out with rich flavor and creamy sweetness. Real matcha tea is served with beautiful presentation and satisfying creaminess.
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Parking can be challenging; avoid the 15-minute loading zone due to strong sewage smell.
There are no tables inside, so seating is limited to outdoor areas.
Loquat Coffee offers a rotating seasonal menu of unique artisan coffees.
Small cake shop with minimalist decor and Korean cafe culture influences creates a cute, cozy atmosphere. Limited seating with benches makes the space feel intimate but crowded during busy times. Unique features include a free unlimited photo booth that adds a playful touch to the visit.
Rotating menu features strawberry scones and a cake that feels like a Korean dessert dream. The soo soo stands out as a definite dessert option.
Double Matcha stands out with its richness far beyond typical offerings. Banana Matcha blends sweetness and slight bitterness for a unique flavor. Strawberry Matcha and the ceremonial grade matcha latte deliver smooth, strong, and refreshing tastes.
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The cafe opens at noon, which may limit morning visits.
A line forms around 30 minutes before opening, especially on weekends.
Valet parking is available but incurs an additional fee.
Minimalist cafe with Asian-inspired design and large windows fills with natural light. Atmosphere blends calm, cozy vibes with occasional loudness from indoor dogs. Pastries stand out as innovative and highly praised, complementing the modern, spacious setting.
Desserts feature a hard chocolate cookie shell with creamy filling and fresh-tasting passionfruit on top. The menu stays simple with Korean-themed options and strong hojicha flavors in cakes, while breads and signature desserts often sell out early.
Smooth, earthy matcha stands out with exceptional preparation and a perfectly balanced flavor. The matcha latte ranks among the best ever tasted, alongside notable hojicha and specialty lattes.
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All pastries and signature desserts are often sold out by 2 pm on Sundays.
Street parking is available nearby, but can be limited.
The seating area is limited on weekends, making it hard to find a spot.
Small dining space with Taiwanese-style decor and open pastry kitchen creates an intimate, casual vibe. Noise levels are high, with loud conversations and kitchen sounds filling the air, evoking a bustling local cafe atmosphere. Seating is cramped but efficient, and self-service stations add to the informal feel.
Desserts come with reasonable prices and a delicious taste. The HK style French toast is very sweet and leans more toward a dessert style dish.
The bakery offers a matcha pineapple bun filled with cream and a matcha white chocolate cookie with a sweet flavor combo. Free samples of these cookies, including a Szechuan peppercorn peanut one, are available.
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Parking is tough, especially on weekends.
The cafe is small, so arriving early is recommended to secure seats.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other Taiwanese restaurants.
Small dessert shop offers dense, fluffy shaved ice that melts smoothly without excessive sweetness. Crowded, vibrant energy fills the compact space, with limited seating inside and some outdoor options. Presentation stands out as artful and eye-catching, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts and dessert dates.
Icy desserts like bingsoo stand out here, often topped with mochi for a traditional Korean texture. These treats offer a unique and delicious way to finish a meal.
Smooth and refreshing, the matcha latte balances sweetness well. Matcha bingsoo features mochi and azuki beans with just the right sweetness, making it a standout choice.
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Parking is free in the garage conveniently located behind the shop.
The establishment operates on a self-service/ordering kiosk system.
Expect long lines during peak hours, especially on weekends.