This coffee shop has been on my list for the longest time --- after all it's considered LA's best and has a line around the corner 24/7 sun or rain. It was designed by Pedro Cavaliere, a Brazilian DJ. It has a homey, yet contemporary feel about it with its geometric wood ceiling and cute outdoor seating area. It feels almost like Japandi interior design. They filed people inside in small groups, so it wasn't overwhelmingly packed. I ordered the einspänner Latte and my friend ordered the spänner matcha. After doing some googling, we figured out that einspänner is a German word for one horse carriage and spänner is carriage. An einspänner latte is this special type of Viennese coffee with strong espresso and a slightly sweet whipped cream on top  and cocoa powder that carriage riders used to drink. Honestly, this latte may be one of the best lattes I've had in Los Angeles and was totally worth the line though it was one of the most painful lines I've ever stood in. I also tried my friend's matcha and it was also insanely delicious. They were so creamy and unique. I don't think I would stand in the line again, but standing and waiting once to try these drinks was worth it. We also had the turkey sandwich and it was very thick --- filled with things like roasted red peppers and fontina cheese and arugula--- but everything it was filled with was very satisfying to eat. Also, a key tip if you just want like an iced tea --- across the street there is a cafe called Architecture partnered with Community Goods. It is also aesthetic as it is also a bookshop and there is lots of seating. Their drinks are limited to a cold brew, a lemonade, and an iced tea and their food is limited to an egg toast, a hot dog, zeppoles, pb&j, and a CG cookie, but it did look pretty good. If you are willing to wait in a line, I would definitely wait for Community Goods. Just once, not again. It is crazy good coffee though.