9 Best Coffee Shops in La Verne

“A lovely, relaxing, setting with all the charm of a Paris café. The Lynda‘s Pumpkin Latte (I added chai, too!) was a delight – not too sweet with just the right hint of pumpkin. My husband enjoyed the vanilla latte and was equally pleased. A great addition to LaVerne and surrounding communities.“

“Great local coffee shop. The people are great and the coffee is even better!“

“Delicious bagel sandwiches at a very reasonable price.“

“Was just passing through town on a road-trip and had a great experience with Alejandra who went above and beyond with our order. She was friendly and great with our family and helped us with our multiple orders and even filled up our water bottles for the drive!“

“This is part of a non-profit that serves at risk youth, young adults, and families and this Cafe actually is used as a job training program for the young adults. Come check it out and support them by purchasing something. Proceeds go back to supporting the job training. In addition next to it is a lovely store that also supports training them and has great deals on a variety of items. Pass it along to friends and family.“

“I love tealove. They have so MANY options to choose from. Ranging from teas, juices, coffees and the list goes on. You also choose your level of sweetness. My husband loves the coconut milk tea with boba and brown sugar drizzle. I always get the strawberry coconut with popping strawberry and coconut jelly. My son got the mango lemonade and loved it. He's also tried the peach lemonade and liked it alot too. We ordered 5 minutes before getting there and when we got there our order was ready. They are super fast with orders.“

“We just bought pizza dough from them to make pizza in our son's new pellet oven and smoker. The dough was perfect. It worked so well. Our kids comments were oh wow the dough. If don't want to do that just buy one of their pizzas they are delicious and the bagels too. Thanks“

“Open since 1983 this little diner attached to Brackett Field Airport has some of the best views of any diner that I’ve ever been to. I will say that the food is not very memorable, but the location and experience was. Inside is like stepping into a time capsule. You walk by telephone booths and newspaper stands to get into the restaurant which also looks like it is preserved in the early 1990s. It is attached to a giant free parking lot so parking is very easy and plentiful. Our server was also very nice and everything that we ordered came out pretty fast.

We were lucky enough to get a table outside right by the air field and watched many planes take off and land, which was the highlight of our meal. The food itself was so so, but definitely not bad. We started off with a Cinnamon Roll, which was pretty small and not very fluffy but still had some nice flavors. For our breakfast, we chose the Kitchen Sink Omelette, which was good although it wasn’t blended. The omelette was just folded over the meat so every time you would cut into it everything would spill out. Also, there wasn’t much seasoning or flavors. We also ordered the French Toast, which was a bit better and tasted as expected. I really wanted to like the food more because I really like the scenery, but I feel that this place is worth visiting more for the views than the food.“

“I've been here twice. The first time I wasn't Impressed. Just a regular Starbucks. Yesterday was another story. They were extra kind,helpful, and I don't know if it's because I ordered 5 Fraps or what but when I asked for a cup of water, they provided the water in a venti cup not a grande like my first visit. Without even asking. And that was very much appreciated! That's great customer service.“