Community Goods
$ β’ Cafe, Coffee Shops, Pet FriendlyAbout Community Goods
Customers' Favorites
Banana Bread with Passionfruit
Salted Maple Capp Ice Only
Double Espresso Shot
Baklava Croissant
Breakfast Sliders
Matcha Einspanner
Hojicha SpΓ€nner
Pistachio Toast
Drip
Community Goods Reviews
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Really good breakfast sandwiches, worth the line in my opinion. Buzzer wasn’t working when we went so we had to go in and check. When we were lined up some band was taking up over half the sidewalk so they could film something, which was annoying but not Community Goods’ fault. Have tried their coffee a couple of times and not really a fan of it.
Delicious coffee
Great coffee and really good food! The breakfast slider and banana bread were both excellent—fresh, flavorful, and definitely worth trying. The only downsides were the long line and difficult parking, which can be a little frustrating. Still, the quality of the food and coffee makes this place definitely worth a visit!
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 5PM |
Community Goods is a small and popular spot with limited parking, but it truly lives up to the hype! Online ordering through Toast is recommended to avoid long lines, especially on weekends when waits can be 30-60+ minutes. The breakfast sliders are delicious, mostly because of the sauces and freshness. The matcha espannier is a must-try, with the matcha flavor shining through and a nice, distinct fragrance. The salted foam on the matcha spanner is also delicious, adding to the creamy overall experience. The hojicha spanner is recommended for its nutty and sweet taste. The coffee is noted as some have ever had. The staff is kind and efficient, though they can be somewhat busy, reflecting the restaurant's popularity. The space inside is cramped, but there is a cozy outdoor patio area. Despite the occasional long queues, Community Goods is a place worth returning to for its tasty food and drinks, capturing the essence of LA vibes. Customers praise the matcha einspanner, highlighting its nutty and umami flavor, paired with cream foam that makes the drinks creamy and just sweet enough. Many find the line worth it for the breakfast sliders, which are highly recommended especially if you add avocado and bacon. Waiting over an hour is common, but the food makes it worthwhile, and coming with a friend helps pass the time quickly. Visitors often arrive around 11 am and wait about an hour to get their food, though ordering just drinks and pastries can reduce wait time. The breakfast sandos are served until 12 pm, making mornings busier. Overall, people enjoy the experience and plan to return for more matcha and coffee, especially in the afternoons when lines are shorter.