ORA

4331 Degnan Blvd, Los Angeles
(323) 903-6449

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Stevie Mack

Awesome vibe! Live entertainment and healthy food in a cultural artsy environment.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Jorge Hernandez

Couple weeks ago my coworker and myself after finishing some work nearby decided to have a cup of coffee, I was checking some places and discovered this amazing shop. Once we got there the place is huge and super cool with high ceiling. They even have some very cool cave looking seats with cushions each with a light above, where anyone could enjoy a nice cup of coffee and a meal, however there is a note saying that only 90 minutes are allowed for costumers to stay, not so sure if someone had spent longer than that. One thing that I noticed about this seats is that I personally would love that each had its own outlet just in case we run out of battery while enjoying the moment. There are also more places to seat while eating, drinking and even doing some work. Not sure how good the food is, all I can personally tell is that I had the berry coffee and it was absolutely delicious, my coworker had the moccha hot latte and a muffin and the 2nd time I had iced pistachio latte both very delicious and my coworker also loved his drink. I highly recommend this drinks to anyone craving for some coffee. The workers are very nice and helpful. Based on my coffee experience I'd rate the price from 1 to 10 dollars not sure how much the food will cost

Atmosphere: 2

Service: 5

Leeanna White

While the space is beautiful and open, great for coming to get some work done or meeting a friend, the service was so incredibly slow. It took 15 minutes for one latte and they were not busy and had multiple people working behind the counter. Normally I wouldn’t make such a fuss, but I planned ahead to make sure I had enough time to stop for coffee before work, and 15 minutes for a latte when it’s not busy at all is wild.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 1

Chasity Londyn

It’s disappointing for me to say this because I’ve supported Hot and Cool Cafe since before its transition, but my recent experience left me deeply unsettled. The owner’s attitude was unnecessarily harsh, and it revealed something larger about how some Black-owned spaces operate. Every Black owned business is not necessarily for the community. Some exist within the community but are not of it. They welcome our dollars, but not always our presence or our humanity.

I was there working quietly for some time, having already spent over fifty dollars that day. Without reason, the owner approached me and said, “Let someone else sit there.” There was no one else waiting. The tone and timing felt deliberate, as if my comfort in that space was somehow an inconvenience. As a Black woman who has consistently supported this establishment, the encounter felt dismissive and disrespectful. What makes it more frustrating is that they removed the outlets, knowing that many people come here not only to eat or drink but to work, create, and connect. The decision feels symbolic of a larger issue, a shift away from community-building toward mere commerce. It reflects a misunderstanding of what true community means. It’s not just about existing in a Black space, it’s about creating one that nurtures, welcomes, and supports.

Leimert Park once carried a spirit of unity, creativity, and authenticity. Now, many of the newer shops are overpriced, with quality that doesn’t match the cost, and an energy that feels disconnected from the roots that made this area special. Experiences like this are reminders that not every space that markets itself as “for us” truly represents us. Real community requires more than presence; it requires care, intention, and respect. No, I will no longer be supporting Ora, and I will not be advising other people to do so. Many of my business partners, associates, and friends have supported them through me, as Leimert is my community as well.

Maya Camara

Honestly I did not have or tried the food but love the atmosphere and hospitality of the staff and owners.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Quanisha Speights

Great food. I always like coming to this restaurant. I'm so in love with your food.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

c D

Got the pistachio matcha and it was bomb. Tony the owner even brought it right to my table. Great food, vibes and service.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Antwjuan Lewis

Something about it just feels like home!!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Денис Орлик

Nice place . Tasty food and coffee 👍

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

ALLWAYS GLOBAL

Love this place! Got to get more in the city for the people!!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Two Two Steele

The ambiance of the black coffee shop was truly inviting, creating a comfortable atmosphere for patrons. The rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air, tantalizing the senses with every breath. Each cup was prepared with care, resulting in a consistently delicious and satisfying experience. The staff members were friendly and attentive, enhancing the overall positive visit. I would certainly recommend this coffee shop to others, for a delightful coffee break.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Hannah Kiel

I love the food it’s fantastic for my soul, and there is spots to work on your laptop. Good coffee & the people who work there are amazing

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Maisha Grimes

They serve great smoothies and have good vegan options

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Isai Xuncax

I’m a huge coffee lover, and I’ve been wanting to check out this coffee shop for ages. Finally got the chance, and it was an absolute blast! The staff was super friendly, and the place had this really cool vibe. I tried their iced latte, and the flavor was so unique! I read somewhere that they source their beans from Ethiopia. Definitely will return!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Fawad Shaiq

Great coffee shop with friendly staff and nice ambience.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

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