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Community Goods
About
Community Goods is a neighborhood café on Edinburgh Ave near Melrose, pouring Onyx coffee plus matcha, breakfast sliders and pastries like a baklava croissant. The bright room fills up with people having coffee, working and people-watching; weekday mornings are your best shot at a seat.
Jasmine says
A neighborhood coffee shop that celebrities made famous,
but the fundamentals are genuinely good.
Rocky’s ceremonial-grade matcha,
pistachio toast, and the eternal line.
Go on a weekday morning for a totally different experience.
Matcha, breakfast, laptops and people-watching all happening at once.
Insider tips
- Rocky's ceremonial matcha plus pistachio toast is the power move.
- Go on a weekday morning: the celeb line disappears and the neighborhood café underneath shows up.
- The Melrose PDC location has half the crowd; go there if you're in a rush.
- Order: Spanish latte (ONYX beans)
- Order: Breakfast sliders
- Order: Baklava croissant / pistachio toast
Jasmine’s notes
- Beverly GroveThe first coffee shop in LA to sell Rocky's Matcha, the poster child for matcha-craze lines, with another location at the Pacific Design Center. Weekend lines wrap around the corner, so weekday mornings are easier. The little cabin off Melrose with a line every day, the WeHo Pilates Girls' staff cafeteria, often said online to be a Bieber favorite; the first café to serve rocky's matcha.Order: Matcha Americano, hojicha latte
- Address
- 710 N Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
- Website
- communitygoodsla.com →
Where I wrote about it
- The Ultimate LA Food Guide
- Matcha 101, LA Edition
- My LA Matcha Repeat List / LA Matcha Girls
- The LA Matcha Guide, Fall 2026
- The LA matcha map | Where should you actually drink matcha in LA?
- LA matcha guide, part 2 | Fall 2026: what's new in LA matcha?
- The LA coffee map | Which kind of LA coffee do you want?
- Where celebs eat and grab coffee, and you can too | The LA celebrity restaurant & café map
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