Joe Coffee

friendly staff, great coffee and love Phillipe's wall mural always changing it up!

Oatly and CBD... I think I’ve officially found my favorite coffee shop. I stumbled upon this coffee shop, looking for somewhere to work for a bit before catching a Greyhound. Great coffee, chill music, and friendly people.

Joe Coffe has been on my list for awhile now and fianly had the opportunity to make it in the shop. The worst part is the street parking in NoHo on Lankershim and vacinity. Get over it, it like that everywhere and the payoff is reall good. Walking into the shop it seams a little tight, but as you are in and seated it feels comfortable and "communial(ish)". It was later in the afternoon so my coffee choice was Americano. I'm really a cappacino type for trying out new places but there is a whole personal thing I'm not going to get into. lol. The drink was served HOT and despite the water required was extreemly full bodied and tasted excellent. I don't really give excellent awards but this is justified. I'll be back for my standard bearer drink to cement my oinion, but for now Joe Coffee is not to be missed when in the NoHo area. Great Job! Ps. Remind me to tell you the story of the millennial management meeting going on at the store during my visit. Maybe a guy from NY shop was there but it’s pretty funny watching the corporate infiltration clash with the millennial “it’s all about me”. Good theater! Pls. My pics sucked from that day. I’ll be back.

I’m a tea drinker and my fiancé is a coffee fanatic. This shop suits us both thanks to their tasty tea selections. Also, try their everything croissant. It is so good, but know that it will cost a surprising amount for a pastry.

I write for a music and coffee blog called Crooners In Coffeeshops, in which I interview local musicians at local coffeeshops. My writeup reflects the positive experience that I encountered at Joe Coffee on our interview date. North Hollywood is all about its Art’s District, so it comes to no surprise that Joe Coffee is heavily influenced by its surrounding environment in terms of indoor and outdoor appearance. From the moment you stroll in front of their impressive Sharpie Marker created exterior mural, you pretty much know that you will be graced by even more wondrous artwork when you step inside. Featuring rotating chalk wall murals and canvas paintings from local artist Phill Bourque, you feel like you’re stepping into an art gallery party rather than any old coffeeshop, which reminds you of why L.A. tends to attract the most creative of individuals. Now on to your menu! You’ve got your classic lattes, fancy teas, and worldly pour over coffees, all of which you can add CBD to. And what’s a coffeeshop without scrumptious looking fresh pastries and, in Joe Coffee’s case, signature waffles! Since I was there on a day that was ungodly hot even for The Valley, it was a skip the skip the snack day (*sobs*), but absolutely perfect for some homemade Cold Brew. Although, when checking back at the menu I did notice that they had a Cold Brew Float exclusively for Summer. Looks like another trip to NoHo is going to be in the cards for me with this never-ending L.A. heatwave going on.