Alchemist Coffee Project

Was staying in the area for a couple of days and we were able to walk to this cute little shop. Fun decorations inside very like steampunk in a way but for coffee. Service was goods My friends enjoy their coffees, so I’m not sure what they were drinking, I think they got the same the next day . The first day I had the tiramisu drink, and it was quite delightful, more dessert than it was coffee, but it was still very good . The second day I had a brown sugar latte, and it was good . The ham and cheese croissant was so incredibly flaky. I got a second day in a row. . We tried the honey cake and it’s very nostalgic and reminds me of a moon pie, and I can’t stop thinking about it. I would love to know where they get their pastries from. . Definitely skip the chain coffee shops, and come here!

Food: 8.1/10 (got the croissant: super fresh and crispy) Service: 7.5/10 (not chatty but still nice) Atmosphere: 7.5/10 (Productive, plenty of tables and places to sit. It can be loud sometimes) Coffee: 7.8/10 (really nice, good coffee experience) Super fun spot. Productive environment, but it can be loud at times. The staff were nice enough, but they didn't seem very chatty; could be a plus or minus. The coffee came out quickly. Love that they have a "for here" option where they give you a mug. Less single use products and better coffee drinking experience. The croissant was surprisingly fresh and crispy. My latte (regular milk) was VERY clean and had a nice lightness with it, which is rare for a latte in my opinion. I would recommend!

During our visit to the city, we tried this popular cafe, but it didn't quite meet our expectations. The Matcha Latte felt a bit diluted, and we found the pricing to be on the higher side. The bacon scone was okay, although it, too, was priced rather steeply for the quality and the size. The ambiance of the place was pleasant—comfortable and clean. However, we felt that the service could be improved. As first-time visitors, we had a few questions, but the staff member kept informing us that he would call our names when our drinks were ready instead of answering. I had read several reviews mentioning friendly staff, so perhaps this staff member was having an off day. Overall, there is room for improvement.

Been here twice so far and both times have been great. The available syrups are not house-made, so I skipped on getting vanilla latte (my go-to drink) and got the Spanish coffee, which was great. Their Matcha latte was pretty solid too. Btw, I loved their Basque cheesecake. It was delicious.

Cafe are a dime a dozen in LA, and wether they distinct themselves from others is usually what invites new customers. I received a tip to this location so went first opening, unfortunately the food that was recommended to me, the kitchen didn't open until later, so this will be a minor review unfortunately. So the coffee and desserts were fresh and bold. But if you compare to a portos' then we'll it's a no brainer to going to portos'. But this cafe would win in the coffee and latte dept. The service is a mix. Some were nice others not so much. Not a place I would return to. But I'm sure it's probably a local delight.

Such a cute coffee shop. I got the Misugaru latte and the banana bread with chocolate chips. No complaints about either! There was a decent amount of people in the shop for being a random Wednesday morning at 8 am. Aesthetically so cute and overall a quiet environment, good for studying and focusing. Would definitely return. (My friends like their bread pudding!)

Found parking surprisingly pretty fast. I enjoyed a refreshing Iced Organic Peach Peony Tea, rating it 10/10. My companion ordered a cheesecake, which I sampled and rated 9/10 for its delicious, subtly sweet flavor. She also had a Tiramisu Latte, giving it a 10/10 rating. The establishment offers ample space for studying and working.

I visit about a month ago and the tiramisu latte was excellent. I love how it’s not too sweet. I love the balance. The atmosphere is perfect for studying and getting work done.

We ate at LeeGa right next door so of course we'd stop by for a coffee! We had the vanilla latte and the tiramisu latte and we were both really happy with our drinks! Service is great and fast and ambiance is very interesting here! I do love the designs of these coffee sleeves and their branding! This is definitely a cool place to hit!! Parking can be tricky though, street parking is not easy!

I have brought several coffee heads here and without fail they sing the praises of the quality of the coffee itself here - not the fancy delicious drinks they have but the actual espresso itself. The vibes are really cozy and even though it's always busy it never feels overwhelming or too loud, just lots of people working and enjoying the space. They also have DELICIOUS baked goods and bagel sandwiches. Not to mention the folks that work there are always really nice and quick to get orders out no matter how busy they are. Big fan! The parking lot here can be a nightmare and is often converted to a valet lot so you're better off looking across Vermont for a street spot near the apartment complexes and walking over.

Great study spot - plenty of outlets on the floors for charging devices. Ambiance - definitely a study café, good for focusing. Forest Matcha - espresso + matcha, perfect for when I have a lot of work to do. Lavender Matcha - my current favorite; almost tastes like horchata. Pound Cake - a tiny delight; crunchy on the outside but slightly burnt. Service - okay

Alchemist Coffee is amazing. The atmosphere is very cute and cozy. Fully if students studying. The coffee was very good! I can't wait to come back!

I stopped by Alchemist Coffee project after a doctors appointment. Decided to stay a few hours and work on my laptop. Very good Americano and cheese bagel! Quick service, clean facility with comfy tables and chairs , plenty of outlets for me to plug my computer and I worked and enjoyed my coffee from 11am-2pm. Got a little busy during the lunch hour rush! Highly recommend and would come back again!

I was staying in DTLA for a few weeks and this cafe is conveniently located on Vermont and Wilshire. Service was decent but the cakes and coffee were just average and at very high prices for below average value. Food 3 Service 4 Location/ambience 4 Value 2 Overall rating 3 Repeat visit: NO

Alchemist Coffee is a great study spot if you're in the ktown area. I stopped by Alchemist around 9:30 AM. There is a parking lot and there were still spots available. It did seem I arrive before valet parking staff arrived, so I didn't need to pay. I ordered the Misugaru latte and I really enjoy it! If you like black sesame flavor, then this is good option. It was lactose friendly, since they use oat versus milk. I can see why it's on the signature category! For seating, there were various options available throughout the store that were good for small groups. I did sit at the middle tall table. There was an outlet available right underneath. There is strong WiFi available with the password available at the front counter. As for noise, the music was at an okay level, but there was a lot of people talking. Headphones recommended if that bothers you. Note: American Express is accepted.

Has valet parking for $2-3. It's a good study spot with has a lot of tables and warm lighting. The workers are nice and fast at making the orders. The sparkling yuzu matcha was really yummy(5/5)! The matcha einspanner was good but the ice cubes were so giant I felt like I only got 5 good sips out of it(4/5). The donuts are stale by the end of the day because they've been out so long so I'd skip the pastries unless it's morning.

This coffee shop is pretty big and great for studying considering we're in LA. I love how this coffee shop has Asian drinks, American drinks, and matcha/tea to satisfy all taste buds. They also provide a wide range of pastries and hot foods, perfect to stay the entire day if you're getting hungry while studying or doing work. Misugaru Latte (4.5/5): This is a coffee mixed with grains latte that has black sesame oat latte, espresso, and a not too sweet cream top. I would say the taste of Misugaru is a blend of soybean, black sesame, and peanut! It's a delicious and nutty drink if you're into that. The sweet cream top balanced the nuttiness of the drink so well adding a refreshing palate cleanser. Dubai Chocolate (5/5): They were selling Dubai chocolate here at $9 so I had to get it! This one was made with dark chocolate which paired very nicely with the tahini, pistachio paste, and phillo dough sweet filling! The design was also so cute. Great gift treats or to just enjoy yourself. I ate the whole bar in one sitting - no regrets.

I come to this location often and the baristas are always kind and attentive.Im a fan of their cold brew because it's not as acidic as others Ive tried. It seems like a good spot to do some work but it seems to get fairly packed by noon. I came a little earlier than usual today and saw them getting some of their desserts delivered. It seemed like they source some of their baked goods from a small local bakery which I think is nice (they seemed pretty busy so I couldn't fact-check this though)

I visited Alchemist for a coffee chat with a friend and ordered their Misugaru Latte with 50% sugar - perfect for the savory individual looking to enjoy a guilty pleasure with black sesame. The comments were correct; if you want to visit, come early before 11am to avoid the $3 valet. Parking was fairly tight in this plaza - as is most of Koreatown - and even at 11am customers packed along the entrance. Upon entering, I felt like I had instantly teleported to a cafe in Korea - what a nostalgic experience. Despite being so packed, the drink was ready within 10 minutes, and ooooh was it tasty! I never considered black sesame paired with coffee; the flavors paired well together, the only complain being that the black sesame eventually sinks to the bottom. Need a cozy place to work in Koreatown? This might be it! The tables were clean, and looking around, many people study and meet up here. Before we left, there was even a table interviewing a candidate.

Alchemist Coffee Project is a vibrant coffee place where coffee lovers gather to experience the art and culture of coffee. Moreover, it's a specialty coffee shop dedicated to serve the best coffee and provide the best service. Interior design was aesthetic with relaxing atmosphere. A good place to study, work and hangout with friends. Similarly, it's small but spacious enough to move around. They have a good selection of coffee, teas and pastries. I came on an early weekend morning. As a first time customer, I was thrilled to try their stuff. I had a Spanish Latte (10oz), Croissant and Bread Pudding. Coffee was smooth and perfectly brewed. Pastries were divine and soft especially the pudding. Female Staff was affable and respectful. Service was very satisfactory. Free wifi. Prices for pastries and drinks were a lil expensive. However, the quality speaks volume. Plenty of parking spot given it's located in a midsize plaza. Overall, we enjoyed our drinks, pastries and had a very satisfactory experience. I recommend this coffee shop.

great spaces for study and work! parking is kind of rough, especially on weekends. get the misugaru latte (:

Matcha Yuzu Fizz - Bright, tart, refreshing. Strong yuzu flavor that you taste right away. The citrus with the fizz make it a fun summer drink. Matcha was good but not as prominent as you would get from a matcha latte. Still tasty regardless, and gives you give morning energy. Honey Oat Milk Latte - Strong standard latte. Sweet and tasty. Service and Ambiance - Nice service on a busy weekend morning. Didn't wait long for our drinks and you can see them pour fresh right before calling your order out. Lots of seating. Louder environment with lots of people talking, working, just hanging out.

I stopped in very quickly but had a very good experience. The customer service was excellent. The woman who took my order was so sweet and the people who were prepping food gave off positive vibes and great energy. The space itself is chill. I went at a very busy time...noon on a Saturday and it was packed. Laptops everywhere so it was a mixture of people just hanging out and those trying to get some work and studying done. With that being said, if you're looking for a quiet space, I'd avoid it here during peak hours. It's definitely more of a spot for those who have excellent headphones and can disappear into their own world for a while. Lots of seating but I didn't see any visible outlets fyi. But there is wifi! I got an Iced latte with oatmilk, a shot of vanilla and a shot of caramel and it was delicious and balanced. The salmon bagel was excellent. The salmon tasted like good quality and felt fresh not "fishy". The color of the salmon was also beautiful. No complaints, can't wait to go back and try the rest of their menu. TL;DR: Excellent service, fabulous coffee, good food, great vibes.

Cute cozy coffee shop. Has plenty of room if you are looking for a place to come study or get some work done. Plenty of seating. I tried their Tiramisu latte and it was super good. A little sweet for my preference but I can see why it is a fan favorite.

I came here once on a whim to do some work. I think I've been to another location of theirs, so I checked out this one. The decor was nice. I wasn't sure what to order so the lady up front helped me pick something. We ended up with the Misugaru Latte which is one of their signature drinks. Sweet, nutty, black sesame, with foam cream on top. I would go back just for this drink. You have to do valet parking which is $2-3.

My friends and I have gone here twice and we always get the creme brulee latte, tiramisu latte, and the misugaru latte. They are all very good and never disappoint! Everytime we go the place is packed. There's a lot of seating inside and we always see people studying. The parking is valet so we usually park on the street. Great place for good coffee drinks and to study.

Let me start with the fact that I highly recommend this spot and for several reasons. I had highly anticipated trying this place, with space for a potential huge let down. It's way out of my way, and Koreatown and parking, hmm. But what made me mostly curious & excited was that this has the most reviews on Yelp, with a high rating, of any other surrounding coffee within MILES of the Los Angeles area and beyond. Second, many other reviewers mention a unique coffee flavor. This had me dying to get out here. PLENTY OF PARKING! I arrived at about 10a on a Saturday. It is in a strip mall, with a parking lot for surrounding businesses. When I left, closer to noontime, still plenty of parking - a huge plus and relief. LARGE VARIETY OF COFFEE DRINKS AVAILABLE! They had the classics - drip, pour overs (they listed it as manual brew), latte - the three that I look for, but also many other/interesting drinks. The pour over, they had three options avail. and I chose a columbian geisha, which was delicious! Alchemist roasted coffee beans available for purchase, too! Amongst other items, such as their branded t-shirts in a few standard colors ($40, I picked one up for my son), a cute tote bag, the book the Alchemist, and a few other coffee brew items. UNIQUE COFFEE BEAN FLAVOR! The other yelpers were right. My favorite is a latte. The beans are high quality (you can taste that) and did indeed have a subtle unique very enjoyable flavor! This is reminiscent of my other favored coffee shop (to remain nameless). This latte made my all time favorite latte list - yes it was to die for. Like I mentioned my pour over was very tasty (beans) and excellently executed (great baristas). The house drip coffee was just okay. Nothing out of this world, but totally fine for a house drip. STAFF ARE OKAY. The staff are quick with taking and handling orders, I appreciate that, but I do have to note that there wasn't much friendliness, per se, or excitement to share about their items. I asked for guidance on any pastry or cake that are special that I should try. I had to work to pull it out of the person helping me, and luckily I was patient and did that because apparently they have an OUTSTANDING house-made basque cheesecake. Which leads me to my next reason for the high scoring... GREAT PASTRIES & CAKES! I grabbed a blueberry muffin for home & it was delicious. But if you are looking for something special, and again to die for, the HOUSE-MADE Basque Cheesecake is a must! And they have other flavor variations but I went with the original. Did not disappoint and really impressed me. I had a bunch of it there, took some home and shared it with three others in my family, who also vouched for this cheesecake, and I still had some left! So the slice is hefty! PLENTY OF SEATING! My last, but not least, reasoning for this high score. They have seats outside of the shop, benches & small bistro tables and chairs, and the building partially covers them with some shade. Inside, there are more bench/counter/barstool seating around the cash register and a rather large area with much more seating just on the other side, the biggest part of their building. I was pleasantly surprised. I had my laptop in tow, so I did do some work and the ambiance was fine and just what you'd expect when working at a coffee shop. It wasn't library quiet, per se, but I personally don't work well in quiet. This coffee shop provides just the perfect amount of consistent background coffee shop vibes & noise. Others were working there too. This coffee shop is really out of my way, but it will remain my weekend, early morning adventure whenever I don't want to mess around and want good coffee, good pastry/cake, for work/study, or meet or take a friend there to catch up. I was not disappointed by the Alchemist Coffee Project, by far. And even as the most rated, with a high rating, it still surpassed my expectations! If you've read this far, thanks for listening and I hope you too love this place & coffee :)

Came here for the first time to read and enjoy the ambiance while waiting for my mom at her doctor's appointment. It's a nice vibe inside, lots of seating & looks like it's very common for people to study here. Saw that it's inspired by the book Alchemist as well & even sold some copies - super cool. Service was great, they take their time with their drinks which must mean they try to value quality control. Saw that they also use onyx beans and when I tried their Spanish latte, it was pretty good! I got a matcha latte for my mom as well & that was really good. Pastries are also rlly solid, I'll say the chocolate croissant is lacking a bit. It's kinda too flaky and I wish there was a bit more chocolate, kinda seemed like there was barely any. The muffin that I got for my mom was great, she loved it! Pastries are really pricey but not bad for how good it is.

Alchemist Coffee Project is a specialty coffee shop that was first started in 2014. This location used to be Bourbon Street Cafe (New Orleans themed cafe with live jazz music) and Alchemist Coffee Project took over the location in 2016. Currently there are two location (both stores are located in Koreatown - flagship store on Vermont Ave and secondary store on S Hobart Blvd) and a new 3rd location called Cumulus in Culver City (fall 2024). [Parking]: I came here at 9:30 AM and had no issue parking within the designated plaza parking lot for free (self parking & no valet in morning), but I did see a valet parking stand stating "Valet Parking Only Please Stop Here: Lunch $3 and Dinner $3". [Atmosphere & service]: Cute interior decor and no hiccup on service. Easy restroom access. [Menu]: One of most popular drinks is the "New Orleans" cold brew. Their Misugaru matcha latte (new drink added to the menu a year ago & now one of the top-selling drinks) was recently featured in LA Times (https://www.latimes.com/food/list/best-los-angeles-coffee-shops-misugaru-latte-korean-coffee-culture). *** Spanish Latte (hot - $7.25): I ultimately ended up with this drink based on the top Yelp review highlights. The drink was creamy and not super sweet with a strong cinnamon aroma. It was definitely one of better Spanish lattes I have had. *** A great coffee shop, but there are other coffee shops in LA that serve coffee drinks just as good as (if not better than) Alchemist Coffee Project for less than $7 per drink as of August 2024. I would still recommend this coffee shop, but just know that other excellent coffee options in Koreatown are out there.

We came here for morning coffee. I love the vibe and the ambience when I walked in. Very casual and cozy set up with the order station on the right. The menu was comprehensive with many variety of coffee, espresso and matcha. We ordered the matcha latte and the Caramel latte. We also ordered the banana walnut chocolate bread and the chocolate croissant. The server was very attentive and courteous. We picked a table and our order was ready. Love love the latte, it was prepared very well. The design was very impressive. Both the banana nut chocolate bread and chocolate croissant were perfect with the lattes. What a wonderful breakfast to start our weekend.

Probably one of my favorite coffee shops in koreatown and so sad I discovered it right before I moved out of la. The vibe is very much a study cafe so it was a great place to study with outlets and WiFi. There is also a restroom so you can definitely spend hours here. There is also parking which is a rarity in koreatown. The drinks here were amazing, like genuinely haven't had a coffee taste that good in sooo long. I got the tiramisu latte and at first I was scared that it was going to be too sweet but it had the perfect amount of sweetness. The basque cheesecake was really good too.

We really like their alchemist cold brew. We don't know what it is, but the flavor is really nice. alchemist

We really enjoyed the drink we got here and would definitely come here again if we are ever in town. We had * Misugaru latte - AMAZING!!!

My experience here was pretty good. The interior is aesthetic and also a good place to study or get some work done since there's outlets and wifi. There's also a parking lot outside.The service is great too, the baristas are pretty nice and polite. There's also a whole team of them, so they can get orders done in a relatively quickly fashion without sacrificing the quality of the food and beverages. I got the misugaru latte and it was not too sweet and creamy which I liked. I also got a toasted bagel with cream cheese, but I think they added some sweetness to the cream cheese which I was not a fan of, but still good nonetheless. A solid coffee shop!

The ambiance here is great very bustling and enjoyable. People meeting up with friends, people working solo on their laptop, people ordering to go it's all happening. The place is well kept, very clean. They have a bathroom for customers and the foods pretty good! I got the Chicken Pesto Panini and thought it might look small I was full afterwards, the side salad it came with was okay. Strawberry Croissant was very hard, I just ended up throwing it out. I wish they had more decaf options I had the Peach Peony Hot Tea and it was decent and the Iced Organic Hibiscus Crimson (Decaf) was nice. Parking lot can be found on Hobart, cute spot definitely recommend!

I ordered the popular tiramisu latte and my friend got the chai latte. The staff were nice and the drinks came out relatively quick. I went a few hours before closing and it was very packed, inside and outside. The cafe does have ample seating so we were able to find seating quickly. I think it is a great place to work at as I saw people working on their computers.

I got the Misugaru Latte, which is their take on an espresso and black sesame hybrid drink. I loved it! Their black sesame cream was deliciously sweet and thick, complementing the strong and rich espresso flavor. This drink certainly kept me awake and energized to get through the day! Such a pretty and aesthetic coffee shop! The interior is cozy and welcoming, and it's a great place to get some work done. I would definitely come here again!

I've been on a Korean café kick these days, and I headed to Alchemist Coffee Project (Vermont location) to try their drinks, particularly the matcha einspanner. Their matcha forest (einspanner plus espresso) caught my eye, so I ordered it with my croissant for an early-morning breakfast. To be honest, I wish I'd just ordered a matcha einspanner, as that's what I was looking for: the matcha forest was very espresso/coffee forward, and I barely tasted the matcha despite mixing the drink. Coffee flavor was good, but I was there for the matcha. Not bad, but not what I was expecting. I'll need to come back and properly try their matcha drinks. Hope to return soon!

Dropped by this location after lunch in the same plaza. I've always seen it but never tried coffeee here. There were a lot of people so it had to be good! Feeling adventurous I ordered the crème brûlée latte and alchemy shake. Both were really good but if I'd have to choose one, I'd choose the shake. It tastes like a Hagan das coffee ice cream milk shake. The location is fairly big. Plenty of tables for groups and individual seating. Perfect for working on the go or just to sit, sip and have a convo. 4 stars only because there's only 2 baristas working and the orders took a bit

Good tasting coffee and nice ambiance! Parking lot is there but hard to find a space ..

Coffee and breakfast sandwich were pretty awesome. Bread pudding not so much. Quick service. Great parking.

Alchemist seems popular for people to get some work done, but the prices are pretty hefty for the drinks. My tiramisu latte was $7 before tip, and it didn't blow me away. My friend's cappuccino was tasty but the cup was almost half empty for $7 as well. I'd come back to try their misugaru latte!

Came here to Alchemist in Koreatown to have a drink and kill some time before our lunch plans. The ambiance was nice - cool music with plenty of tables. Wife had a Misugaru Latte, which had a strong roasted black sesame flavor. I had an iced organic peach peony tea, which was quite refreshing. This was a great/ideal stop for us because we had good drinks and we were able to enjoy the ambiance. Their pastries looked good, but we had to pass this visit as we had lunch plans! Overall, I do think that this is a good option for coffee in koreatown!

Surprised to say that the coffee here impressed me. To be fair, I got a cup of Geisha which wasn't cheap, but was probably the best coffee I've ever had.

One of the best Spanish latte I have tried in ktown so far. The atmosphere is so relaxing and chill and the service is great. If you are in the area, definitely check out this cute cafe.

The cutest little coffee shop. It was very clean and refreshing inside. The baristas were so friendly and helped recommend what drinks to get. I got the creme brûlée latte iced and it was amazing. The avocado toast is one of the best I've had. The parking is a little tight as there's other restaurants in the little shopping center but if you get there early enough it's ok. They did have valet that I'm assuming all could use as well.

i had high hopes for this place since they had such good reviews. i stopped in because i had some free time before a work meeting and it was just okay. the caramel iced latte was just mid, didn't have enough ice or caramel for my liking. i also ordered a ham and cheese croissant. And that came out cold even tho i asked for it to be toasted. after one bite, i took it back and asked if they could warm it up and they said they could only microwave it since i bit it. microwaved croissants are not good but neither is a cold one. i opted for the nuke and yeah, 7$ ruined. the inside was nice, lots of ppl on laptops and some korean grandpas shooting the shit.

Cute little coffee shop.... Service is amazing friendly and fast... Didn't have much food. But I love that they offered gluten free desserts and dairy free milks.. They're lunch options look yummy There's plenty of space to work or hang out. Lots of sitting able. Their Tiramisu Latte could have move flavor in my opinion. I loved there Matcha Forest , will be coming back for it!!! Over all I recommend Alchemist Coffee Project... Come give it a try

it's a cramped place if you want to study, but the drinks are solid. service is nice the people are friendly! canele was not it, too sweet and eggy for me (and also $3? ok) got the crème brûlée latte with oat milk and it sat well in my stomach would return to try the matcha!

Saw this local shop and decided to give it a try since it has great reviews and we were in the area. Walking into the shop I liked the ambiance. It was very cute and felt peaceful. The service was good the lady taking the order was very kind. All the workers appeared to be working hard. We ordered iced lattes. Loved it! One of my favorite iced latte I've tried. Thank you!

My favorite coffee shop in LA since I discovered it back in 2019. It started out with their iced lavender matcha and ended up with me trying almost every drink on the menu. I have to say my two favorite drinks that I think are an absolute must here are the tiramisu and the duo latte. There is something different about their espresso. It is the perfect balance of flavors. I also found that The caffeine levels in their espresso is very strong in a good way. Some coffee shop lattes don't wake me up but there is something about these onyx beans that do. Their pastries and drinks are all worth a try. My favorite are the cheese danishes. I also love their basque cheesecake. Some years they bring out a pumpkin pie around thanksgiving and it is very delicious.

It's located in a small area that has a good amount of parking, so that's a plus. The menu is thoughtful... not too many items, but a good variety of options. We settled on their egg sandwich, avocado toast, matcha latte, and hot chocolate. Everything was excellent! My husband enjoyed his hot chocolate so much that he ordered another one to go. The avocado toast was not stingy with the avocado, and the kimchee was a nice twist. Service was friendly, and the food did not take long. Once you order, you can seat yourself, and they call you to pick up your food. It's a nice sized cafe with a good amount of seating and natural light. This is a solid cafe option if you're in the area.

As soon as I tried the latte, my taste buds were blown away. It's a pretty high volume coffee shop, definitely worth the line if there is one. The design was mid, just like any usual shop.. it's a little too loud for a study sesh, but still a nice spot to chill & sip some good drinks

The drink was so skimpy for $8. I got the matcha forest, I liked it, but it's just too little. Plenty of seating spaces, but they're all wooden or metal. Outlets available. Parking is easily available.

A wonderful coffee shop amongst a few other businesses. The inside isn't too big but also not too small, about in the middle. Seems like a calm/chill atmosphere to do some work or vibe in. Service was pretty good but nothing I could write home about simply because we got our drinks to-go. Misugaru latte is very creamy with a good balance of sweetness and coffee. The grains do give the drink more texture, which is something I don't mind. I very much enjoyed it! I didn't take a picture but we also purchased their chocolate chunk cookie. It was average. I appreciated the fact that it wasn't overly sweet but I'm not sure I got that much flavor from the chocolate chunks themselves. The crispy edges of the cookie were nice and richly butter flavored though! I'd probably pass on the cookie next time and would try one of their other treats. Will come again to try one of their other drinks since the latte I had was really tasty!

I got the tiramisu late and my friend did the Spanish late. The coffee was solid. Nice place to come and do some work. Staff was friendly and nice. Would come back to try other drinks. Parking can be tough tho

Alchemist Coffee Project is one of my favorite coffee shops/cafes! I love the industrial themed interior and their selection of drinks and food. There is a lot of seating inside along with counters if you want to stop by for a quick drink. The parking is a small lot and gets really crowded fast so beware! Service is always pretty good and consistent! My favorite drink is the New Orleans Coffee with oat milk substitute. I've also had their sandwiches and pastries, which were both very good too. I usually order something different every time and have enjoyed everything so far!