Little Ground Cafe

A nice minimalist cafe with no frills in the coffee section just really good pours. The seating area is almost monastic in its style which gives it a nice calm vibe. Food wise I got a Brioche Breakfast sandwich which is egg cheese and bacon. Was a bit too greasy for my tastes. Had to pat down with napkins. Also got a cinnamon bun. Looks good but taste wise not so much there. It isn’t as soft as I normally equate them to be. And the frosting is very sweet which makes sense to add flavor to the flavorless dough. Did not finish. Overall I’d come back for the coffee and chill vibe. They play really good music too.

Very cool, off the beaten path little spot with nothing much else around. If you sometimes taste coffee as bitter or sour though, this will be very much that. A deal-breaker for me..shame since I’m always looking for good cafes this side of the mts after moving here from Brooklyn. No amount of sweetener or milk fixed it. They also don’t use Oatly..not sure the brand but it didn’t help either. Otherwise the vibe is good, young, hip, the hyper design, likewise. It’s on a quiet street with warehouses next to a fwy. It’s got a walk-up order window only and a high design concrete alcove - outdoors and covered with maybe 8 tables next to that. There is NO indoors. Truly good pastries, not average junk, and a good breakfast and lunch food menu. They close early - 2:30pm! My only quip, upon ordering a double shot (so 4 pulls) the order take chick was confused and rude, but the barista who stepped in in a snap was totally awesome. She got it. Still, I got the stink eye from the cashier chick the rest of the time which was so not fair since my order verbiage was spot on - the barista knew it, cashier just wasn’t very bright.

Little Ground Cafe is a quaint and delightful way to start your busy day. My fiancé and I stopped here for a quick breakfast before work, and Little Ground Cafe hit all the marks! Their outdoor patio seating area coupled with the ordering window creates a relaxing atmosphere to dine at. My wife got teddy bear latte art on a matcha latte. How cool is that? She loved it. Both the coffee and food are cheap and on point. The $6.25 braised pork breakfast burrito. Overall, I'd recommend Little Ground Cafe for a chill, quick, and inexpensive way to start the day!

My favorite place in LA County! It's always a battle choosing between the bacon quiche and the spinach feta quiche. I've tried every breakfast item but always come back to the quiche. The side salad and dressing gives it that fine touch💯. I finally made it since lockdown! Customer service has lacked in the past yet never deterred me from coming since the baked goods are worth it. Today they've redeemed themselves. May Little Ground prosper during these hard times.