goodboybob coffee roasters

Ordered a hazelnut latte , orange chocolate donut, and a short stack Everything was delicious! The hazelnut latte and chocolate orange cake donut were truly exceptional and I highly recommend them both. Friendly service and such cute interior design. I am looking forward to visiting their other locations.

Got their special “liquid luck latte” for St Patrick’s Day which was made with matcha and a minty cream top. It was good 8 dollars and a lot of ice. Quick service and oat milk was not extra which is appreciated. Their pastries looked good too, it’s inside the market area so you can find a seat after counter service. Street parking is not around, but there are a couple parking garages nearby with 90 minutes free.

I came here awaiting my daughter, and I had such a great experience ! The barista greeted me when I walked in- I'm older and think it's just common courtesy, I noticed a cool art piece* and friendly people were waiting for their coffee. My drink was a decaf espresso, oat milk, and vanilla and was really terrific! Smooth, savory with a blend of light sweet, I'd drive my 100 miles to get another one. The 'indoor' strip mall of food makes it a great spot for food and flavor. Try it out! Stairs are possibly an issue for some. * Oh the art piece was a clock, a really cool clock. ( If you are visiting: And in case you are afraid of the Los Angeles area, you can rest assured, most people are kind and friendly and just want a good life like you).

The golden burrito is my favorite breakfast burrito in LA, with the hot sauce! Wonderful morning tradition of sitting on the front patio too.

We had the Wisco Disco chapati - it was good, the hot sauce had the right amount of spice. The smoked salmon tartine was good as well. The avocado and citrus salad was too small for the price and bowl, the most pricey in our order. That was a bit disappointing. There’s also a small rooftop with a few tables where you can enjoy the sun and the noise of the A/Cs. The food is good, but you have to decide for yourself if you want to pay the price for the portions.

Had oat milk latte, which tasted good. No wait time. Their shop design and merch are cute.

Goodboybob has great coffee, we usually order warm or iced lattes. Their staff are very kind. Their pastries are so good, especially their matcha scones, chocolate mini donuts, and croissants.

What is going on with the soy-brained staff at this location. This is the second time I have ordered food only to have the staff fail to call my name when the order is ready or text my phone (yes, they take your phone number when you order but what's the point?) Today was the last straw. Not only did the incompetent staff again fail to call my name but they let my food sit on the counter for over 15 minutes! At no point did they ever glance down at my to-go order during the half dozen times they were handing orders to other customers and wonder "hey, what are these two boxes?" Unacceptable. To add insult to injury, when I fnally got my order, they only had small paper bags made to carry coffee so they stuffed the food sideways into the bags causing all the food to be smashed into a cold inedible mess. See attached photos. After the first unfortunate experience, (which I wrote off as a one-time occurance), I even added a 20% tip at the register this time just to see if the staff would pay special attention to my order. Big mistake! There isn't even a phone number to reach management so I guess I'll have to wait for someone to read this review and possibly (at the very least) process a refund to my card for another horrible experience. In the meantime, I will be spreading the word to all my Amazon and Sony co-workers to avoid this location like the plague.

My favorite coffee shop in Culver City! Located in Citizens Market (which is full of fun restaurants and a rooftop bar) right on the way in. I love the convenient location and have never had an issue finding a place to sit. (If all the seating right by gbb is full, there is plenty more in the back, inside the Market by the restrooms. It can get quite crowded, but the line moves quickly and I usually bring a book to read while I wait. Love their lattes (I prefer iced over hot but both are good) and LOVE their breakfast burritos! (they call them chapatis on the menu). My friends all like the yuzu tonic - I'm not a fan, but I don't really like tonics. Staff is always friendly and hard working, they crank out drinks as fast as the espresso machine will allow. Parking is meh. Pretty standard for Culver City. I've always had success with street parking or the metered lot on the NW side of Culver and Canfield.

Great coffee and breakfast spot in Citizens Public Market in Downtown Culver City! Goodboybob is right in front as you walk into the market and you'll be able to smell the coffee in the air. The coffee is great and I got their Avocado Flex toast (chipotle cashew creme, avocado, coriander-pickled shallots, flex crunch-flax seed, sunflower seed, pepitas) and it was very tasty! Because Citizens Public Market can get packed, it may or may not be hard to get a seat, depending on the day and how crowded it is. Even so, this cafe is worth a visit!

As usual, we needed coffee in the late afternoon and most coffee shops were closed after 4pm on Saturday, and my husband insisted he didn't want Starbucks. Not being 100% familiar with this area, we found Goodboybob being open until 6pm and I was so pleasantly surprised when I came to the address. I didn't know about the Citizen Public Market, it reminds me of the Chelsea Market in NYC! The coffee shop is right past the entrance to the Market and it's done very nicely. The staff was very friendly and amicable, nice rays of sunshine in a grey overcast sluggish early evening. I can only hope the tired dad in front of me pushing a fussy baby and watching another toddler on his own was able to benefit from the friendly staff and extra caffeine. Both the iced and hot latte were great. We will stop by again when I'm nearby. Thank you!

Leta keep yelp real!!! So i was tempted to go 4/5 stars because paying $22 for a breakfast burrito and coffee used to be unfathomable (to me). That being said it was not a traditional breakfast burrito and the coffee was great. You could feel the love and passion in "the six chapatis" (breakfast burrito); everything just worked and I devoured it in 5 bites.

I've passed by Goodboybob countless times, but didn't go in until just recently. I opted for their 'Nilla latte, as well as the Mañana breakfast burrito. Food was freshly-cooked and piping hot when it came out: the burrito was actually made out of chapati, which was a unique take, but yummy as it added a extra toasty, earthy taste to it. Eggs were tasty and the jalapeños added an extra punch: the mild salsa that came with it was good, almost curry-like in flavor. A distinctive take on the classic breakfast burrito! I opted for my 'Nilla latte hot: it was sweet, fragrant, and comforting for an otherwise chilly morning. I will admit, though, it got kind of sour towards the end of the drink, which wasn't great, but otherwise a solid cup of latte. Overall, a decent coffee establishment located right in the heart of Downtown Culver!

Love this building, its vibes and coffee! We ordered one Americano and one drip coffee. We both like americano better since it is less acidic. The coffee shop is part of this cool food court mall that has a modern twist. They have other food stalls inside and a bar upstairs. Would come again to try other food!

In Downtown Culver City, so parking is easy. Goodboybob is kinda overrated IMO. Coffee is a step up from Starbucks but not amazing (tbf I haven't tried their expensive af "rare" coffees) In general, not a good place for working or studying. Okay for just catching up. My favorite thing about this place is the $7,000+ clock they have on the wall. Which I honestly love. But given the vibes of the spot, Goodboybob is like a rich heiress that's just trying to act like they're an average Jane. Cringe. Like what coffee shop has a luxury clock on their wall? Goodboybob, that's who.

My first visit. No line. Perfect and unexpected on a Saturday morning (a line quickly began to build behind me, so I guess I picked the perfect time to stop in). I decided on the big six breakfast burrito and an iced latte with vanilla syrup. They have a really simple set up with coffee prep and just next to them food prep and it looked very clean and efficient. I was impressed and couldn't wait to try my order. They had comfortable seating with tables which were mostly empty because the market wasn't open with the exception of this place. Did I mention that it's located right at the front entrance of the Citizen's Public Market in downtown Culver? Really cool old building. Definitely gave the coffee to thumbs up, even though I was hoping it was going to be a little bit larger. It had a very unique flavor that I could not place, and I'm not sure if it was the coffee or the syrup they put in to sweeten it for me, but either way, it was delicious! The Big6 breakfast burrito was out of this world! Just try it and thank me later. The overall flavor, and the combination of sweet and savory was amazing! Great place. Definitely will put this on my list of places to go when I can get up early enough in the morning to enjoy it.

Growing up in a Somali household Chapati was a pretty common flatbread so I was pleasantly surprised to see that there was a coffee shop making wraps with them. The Chapati wrap did not disappoint, the wrap itself was nice and thin and flaky while the eggs were fluffy and potatoes cooked perfectly. For an extra boost of flavor they sprinkle coarse salt on the top of the wrap which is such a great unique idea. The coffee was great as well, I've lamented shops for serving overly sweet lattes and this place gets it just right. If you're ever in the Culver City area I recommend you give them a try.

They make these chapati breakfast (or lunch!) burrito-esque delights that are just outstanding. My favorite is the Mr. Mañana - with soyrizo, potatoes, and chickpea scramble. It is so delicious - and they make their own salsas (mine was mild and had a delightful sweetness) I keep taking a bite and then saying out loud "this is SO good". Can't believe they're not more widely known. Staff is very friendly. Everything tastes super fresh.

### 2023 review 1/100 ### Located right as you enter Citizens Market, you can't miss Goodboybob. Touted for their uniquely sourced from small coffee growers, it feels good to support small businesses but it will lighten your wallet significantly. $15 for a Yemen pour over. A basic brewed coffee aka "filtered coffee" at $4.75 was our pick to try on our first visit. For $9.75 you have the option to pair it with the espresso, called the "side show Bob" if you're curious to do a side-by-side tasting. Baristas are super friendly and can talk for hours about their coffee beans and all. It's a treat once in a while, but not likely my weekly cuppa Joe though. Cool place to stroll around, with rooftop for lounging at one of the cute tables. And go check out other restaurants inside Citizens, the variety of options make it fun for everyone to order their hearts' desire and regroup to enjoy a meal together at one of the communal tables. Parking is first 60 mins free at any of the public parking structures downtown Culver City. There's also free street parking in the residential neighborhoods -- just read the street parking signs carefully.

OVERALL I HIGHLY recommend visiting this local coffee roaster. One of the reasons is that they take their time making the drinks. It isn't 'quick' which means they are doing their due diligence with measuring, pulling the shot etc...Even their pour overs are done with care. Another highlight is their Chapati's. Customer service has always been friendly here too. Also, they have a really cool board and clock that change every min. DRINK I've visited several times now, and have tried the oat milk cappuccino, oat milk mocha, and oat milk latte. Each drink has been very deliciously balanced to where it's not so heavy on milk you can't taste the flavor of the espresso shot. If you're are a coffee connoisseur it is a MUST TRY. FOOD I've tried several different Chapati's; the Nueske, a special one they had, and The Six. By far the six is the best one with Fresno hot sauce! The balance of flavors with the maple syrup is just mouth-watering. If you dip it in the Fresno you'll get a flavorful sweet and spicy breakfast "burrito" that is delicious. You must definitely try it out. I had their chocolate chip cookie and it's VERY rich - delicious, but rich. HOT TIP Depending on how long the line is, I will order my food via the app 10 min before getting there, and then order my drink once there. Due to how long it takes the food and it's not a full kitchen space it does take a little time if a lot of people have ordered chapati's. If you want your food and drink at the same time, order your food first, wait ten min, then order your drink.

In A Nutshell: -This Goodboybob location is convenient b/c it's inside the trendy Citizen Public Market. -I prefer their Santa Monica location over this one, but I am glad this one is here. -It can get pretty crowded in the evening, so it's best to come earlier in the day. Overall, their coffee is always amazing.

Great cup of coffee! Ordered a 'Nila latte made with their house made vanilla syrup. Highly recommend if looking for a local spot.

This is always my first stop when I step inside Citizen Public Market! The people are perfectly pleasant and the coffee is top-notch. I stopped in today for an iced oat vanilla latte. It was quality, as always, and perfectly refreshing for a summer day. There's a dollar up-charge for oat milk which is not out of the ordinary. This place also has a great selection of wines sold both by the glass and the bottle as well as a few brunch cocktails. This can work well if you want to pick up food to go with it from the other restaurants inside Citizen Public Market. There's a great dining area upstairs on the rooftop and seating throughout the building. Tables near the coffee shop both indoor and outdoor make it a great place to get work done. In this area (Downtown Culver City) I usually park in the lot underneath the Culver Steps which is pretty affordable (around $5). Definitely recommend making Goodboybob a stop when you're in the area.

My absolute favorite place to go for breakfast / coffee when i am in town for work. I go every single morning I am in town. I stick to the Nilla latte with almond milk (silky smooth goodness, maybe it's because they make their almond milk) and the Gold Coast burrito with mild sauce (so tasty!). Note - I find the mild sauce to still be a bit spicy. The staff here are lovely and the location is perfect. I also think its rare to go somewhere and it tastes just as good every time, you can get consistency here. Forever my favorite on the go breakfast & coffee. There are technically a few tables inside and outside though.

Came here on a whim with a friend to study/do work. Goodboybob has multiple locations and I've passed by the Culver one many times without even realizing it was here! They have a simple menu and a cabinet with cute pasteries. I ordered a latte and my friend got the cortado. Both were pretty good and our barista was super friendly which made for a really welcoming experience. There's not that much seating but luckily we were able to get a table. The wifi wasn't working for me so I had to hotspot the entire time and parking is difficult. There are garages nearby but if you plan to camp out, be prepared to pay quite a bit for parking.

We've been coming here on weekends off and on for about a year. Food has been consistently good. Their monthly specials are on point and fun to try out. Lots of choices for coffee. Don't come here if you are in a rush, food does take awhile but we just nurse our coffee and take our time. Service is good, no complaints. Situated in a historical building with plenty of other food options, we come here in the early morning before all the other places open and the ambiance is much more laid back. Large public parking across the street at Culver Steps and also Trader Joe's.

This review is for the unfriendly service I received. I love the coffee and food here, it's one of my favorites and regular visits. This morning, I placed a pick up order and saw my food ready but my coffee was not so I asked the barista about it and he said "you can wait." Yeah I can, sorry for asking. Geez. I'm not sure why he had such a chip on his shoulder but I don't think it was crazy for me to ask about my coffee when I saw a ticket with my food waiting on the counter. So disappointing. It's no fun to start your day like this.

Came here Saturday morning for the first time! The coffee here was delicious and so was the matcha! the woman at the front was super sweet and helpful while my sister and I decided on the items. the place itself was nice, the inside has lots of other food spots to eat at & lots of outdoor seating. for food we ordered the avocado toast and the burrito (I think it was the breakfast style one, I can't remember), the burrito was super oily and unenjoyable. the toast was okay, wasn't a fan of the cashew butter pairing. would come back here for the matcha & coffee.

Best coffee in the area since conservatory closed down. Just a solid coffee every damn time. Flat whites - on fleek Yuzu tonic - dope AF pour over - well, no cup of coffee should be 20$ Breakfast burritos- damn Daniel!

Ordered an iced vanilla latte and matcha, both were super watered down. For the latte, I barely tasted the vanilla nor espresso. There were also coffee grounds at the bottom of my drink, which I had not experienced with other coffee shops. The matcha was disappointing. No disrespect to the barista's who made our drinks but I do not see the hype of this place at all.

goodboybob is just inside the entrance to Citizen Public Market. The market is a fun collection of different food counters. The employees are friendly and knowledgeable about the beans they have. The quality of their drinks is high, and priced appropriately for an independent coffee shop, with the notable exception of their pour overs. I understand the price is due to the rare beans they are sourcing, but the two varieties at $12 and $15 for a 12 oz cup is more than I'd want to spend. I ended up choosing the filtered (drip) coffee and thought it was delicious black.

$12 pourovers?? Holy moly. I got the Ecuador pourover with notes of strawberry, caramel, and cacao (from what I remember) and it was definitely good, but not worth $12. That's what I paid for a cup of a Geisha pourover at Klatch Coffee in Pasadena, and if you look up what a Geisha is, it makes sense for it to be more expensive. I have no idea why all of their pourovers are $12. Yemen beans being more expensive makes sense due to war, but I don't understand why for what sounds like a normal Ecuador or Ethiopia? Is it just the location? If someone knows, please explain to me. Other than the expensive pourovers, everything else is ok priced. I was intrigued by this place because of their chapatis, and I got the one with soyrizo, but it turned out to be just ok. Also tried the almond butter toast with jam, which was also ok, tasted like something I could throw together at home in a few minutes. Unfortunately didn't get photos of anything but they're reasonably sized at least. My friend, who ended up at a different location before coming to this one said that she was also put off by the price of the pourover and instead got an americano, which she said tasted flavorless and sad. Parking around the area is all metered but you can pay by card. Overall this place is pretty meh. I wouldn't come back. If you want good pourovers at a more reasonable price, I'd recommend Klatch Coffee or Stereoscope Coffee instead.

It's a cute little booth with plenty of options and friendly service. I got a matcha with almond milk and no sugar, but was surprised by the taste of the homemade almond milk and ended up asking for a shot of sugar to help hide the taste - just a warning if you aren't used to homemade almond milk. It's sweetened by dates, but all I tasted was almonds.

Tried to go there today... it's all torn down and gone. Not sure what happened but their website doesn't mention anything...

At the forefront of Citizen Market lies Goodboybob. Their menu is unique and playful with options like "Side show bob" (coffee two ways) and "Cloud 9" (cold brew + butterscotch cold foam) which is what I so delightfully enjoyed on my visit. Pretty expensive, but pretty worth it. Steven showed me hospitality while taking my order & the drinks are sizable, too. I have yet to try the food, but it sounds tasty.

A great little spot to refresh yourself and people watch. I had a lovely oolong tea and croissant. Very friendly service, too.

This place is super cute and I'd say a great place to meet up except that when a friend and I went late afternoon all the tables were completely full with people working on their computers. I love a good coffee place to chill and work, but sheesh! We finally grabbed the one tiny table out front on the busy street. This place is huge, too. But the coffee and staff are awesome. I'd go again... maybe it's how many folks are unemployed due to strikes, or just a busier time that we came by.

Love this place! Pleasant airy rooftop. Located in Citizen where there's many other restaurants. We looked around but Good Boy Bob had the best menu for us! Avocado Toast -- This is Good Boy Bob's second location. The first one is in Santa Monica, and since then I've always wanted to try their avocado toast. And I don't even like avocados lol. Golden beet creme, pickled carrots, and nutty topping -- It has so much going on and quite yummy. Smoked Salmon Salad -- Really simple and fresh salad. The smoked salmon is the cooked version with excellent quality. Amazing. It's also in a nice area of Culver city, great to walk around after.

DO NOT SLEEP ON THE FOOD HERE! Most people pass this place by when checking out Citizen Public Market, or stop here for coffee before checking out the other food vendors. However, their food is sublimely delicious. Today I had the smoked salmon tartine (see pic). Perfectly crusty seeded thick cut bread with a fluffy whipped mixture of flaked smoked salmon and cream cheese, and lots of yummy dill and chive flavor. Topped with edible flowers and bits of mustard seed for another yummy crunch. Last time I had the NBD tartine with the same crusty bread, incredible house made almond butter, tart/sweet house made preserves (I think raspberry?), and maldon flaky sea salt. It was the perfect combination of sweet and savory. For coffee, I'm not a pour-over purist so I stick with the iced latte with house-made almond milk and Madagascar vanilla syrup. It's really good.

If you're looking for some truly delicious food, look no further! This cafe has some of the best dishes I've ever tasted. Mr.mañana was absolutely amazing. The ingredients were fresh and you could really taste the care and attention. Thank you chef who cooks on Saturday lunch 4/15. Saturday brunch/lunch, Mr. mañana!

I accidentally stumbled across Goodboybob Coffee Roasters as I was walking around downtown Culver City. I spotted a building at the edge of 'the row' (nickname i came up with for the row of restaurants on the street) that housed multiple businesses within it. Immediately through the double doors, I spotted a sign with - Yuzu coffee?! What?! This was definitely a 'must try' for me, and I ordered one to fuel the rest of my exploration of the room. They have other drinks, lots of food options, and undoubtedly a place to at least take a look at. As the Terminator says - I'll be back!

The cafe latte with vanilla almond milk tasted metallic and was warm, not hot. But it gave me a good caffeine hit. they offer a lot of food choices that look good. I gave it 4 stars because it has potential, I assume today the drink was just not made correctly. Located just as you enter Citizen Market in downtown Culver City. I started my morning at Coffee Bean. I like less sweet but Coffee Bean must have doubled the vanilla. I threw it out. An hour later I was Jonesing for coffee. My daughter asked me to drop her off at a bookstore in Culver City for an author signing event. Free one hour parking at the Steps complex across the street. I'll try Good Boy Bob. 11:15 am. No line. Great. I asked if any specialty drinks because the menu only had basic caffe latte, a couple of pour over coffee drinks and tea. The employee was very nice gave me a cold brew sample. It was ok but nothing special. I asked if they had any "specialty" drinks, (like Menotti's). Nope, but he said they have a house made vanilla almond milk and a soda with espresso cold drink. I ordered cafe latte with vanilla almond milk but a little less sweet. The coffee texture wad great but it tasted metallic and I didn't like it. The drink temperature was warm, not hot. I wish I took a sip before leaving. That is one thing Philz asks and is very smart of them. I'm willing to try Goodboy's again but with plain cafe latte and I'll taste it before leaving. However, if I reviewed the cup it came in, it is fantastic! Seriously, I give it 100 stars . It has a built in foam insulation on the cup exterior which is a little squishy and looks great!

Good Boy Bob is inside Citizen Public Market so you can park anywhere in the area and walk over. They have a great menu of drinks, food, and yummy pastries in the case. I got the real gem salad and thought it was awesome! It's a decent size and the flavors are all good. The dressing is a little thick which I didn't realize but flavors were all good. The smoked salmon is more like regular salmon than lox, but still a great protein option and so flavorful. There's seating in the front of the market, inside (limited with COVID), on the rooftop, and some on the back patio too. I'll definitely be back to try more!

Good Boy Bob First the good stuff - My girlfriend & I came here for our anniversary breakfast on a Saturday morning and the location is beautiful. It is in the heart of downtown Culver City in Citizen Public Market which is similar to Grand Central Market (the food court building) downtown where there are many small restaurants under one roof - except Citizen Public Market is a nice size and very upscale & beautiful. There are multiple areas to eat your food including a really nice covered rooftop area with heaters, an outdoor patio & multiple seating areas inside. All are very comfortable and nice. And the restrooms are beautiful as well - It is a unisex restroom with beautiful individual bath "rooms" and the coolest sinks I've ever seen where the water comes out the middle and you move your hands to the outside of the branches and it air drys your hands - so cool! Oh, and there is free one hour parking at the Culver parking garage. We came at 11:30 am on Saturday and we're able to order within 5 mins (Be sure you have your vax card or a photo of it) We both got "the six" chapatis which were fantastic and a 5 star item! The applewood bacon, potato & cheddar sausage were so good and the magic touch was the maple butter which added a nice sweetness to this masterpiece. Both of their sauces were fantastic - the medium sauce is their version of a Sriracha and their mild is a very tasty tomatillo. This item was $14 and wasn't huge but there was plenty of food. We also got a cheese twist ($6.50) which was a great starter and a chocolate chip cookie which was really good. I got a drip coffee which was the size of a grande at Starbucks ($4.25) and my girlfriend got a mocha which was the same size ($6) and both were really good. So for the quality & taste of the food & drinks, it was a 4.5 star experience - but for me, as the price point goes up, so does my scrutiny... The not-so-good stuff: I paid almost $5 for a 12 oz drip coffee and they do not give refills. That is a big ding for me considering I paid $50 for breakfast...and they wanted to charge me full price for a refill on this really small cup of drip coffee. Their next ding speaks to their level of customer service. I went to the counter to make a friendly suggestion to the manager that, for how much people spend on meals there, they might consider a free refill on drip coffee considering the price point vs the size of the cups they give. Back in the day I worked in the restaurant business for over 10 years and the first thing they teach you is to receive feedback from a guest with an open mind and express empathy for how the guest feels & appreciation that they cared enough to share thoughts on how to make your business better - even if their thoughts & ideas seem rediculous. This manager immediately snapped back at me with an attitude of snobbery and unapologetically said "we have the best coffee and we don't give refills - no other places that have the quality of coffee we have give refills either" I explained to him that another place we recently went to had very high quality coffee and they were happy to refill your coffee. I suggested that they didn't have to give bottomless coffee to everyone but perhaps one refill per customer might be nice considering the size and price, and he said smugly said "we don't do that". Up to this point, they were at 4 stars for me and this manager had an opportunity to bring it up to a 5 with great customer service but he took the opposite path. The good managers that I have worked with, at the very least, would have smiled and said "That is a really good point, I understand how you feel and we will take that into consideration but right now we aren't able to do that - I'm sorry". And the great managers would have said "I really appreciate you sharing your suggestion. That makes a lot of sense, and we usually don't give free refills but I'll go ahead and give you one today." In my opinion they missed out on an opportunity to give a new guest an amazing experience and gain a loyal customer, but he chose to be more about saving a few bucks and "being right" - and that's a real shame considering how many breakfast options there are in the immediate area!

Alyssa I hope I spelt right amongst thee other two working today, we're super kind and helpful. I absolutely 100% recommend you make a stop at this cool coffee! The ambiance is super cool and chill, where all are welcomed. I feel like I'm in my element and ready to smash this meeting out.

Best vanilla latte I've ever had. I ordered the gab hot chocolate for my 4yo and it was yum as well. Both were the perfect temperature and sweetened just right. We don't like overly sweet drinks, so these were perfect! I also hate when i order lattes and all I taste is milk. I could actually taste the coffee. We shared the cardamom twist which was amazing! They roast their own coffee, so we will definitely be back to try their pour over and possibly buy a bag of their beans. Service was excellent. They serve food and a fine selection of wines as well. This place is one of many eateries inside Citizen Market, which is pretty cool because there are so many options. Takes me back to the awesome mercados in Portugal and Spain. It's located in the heart of Culver City with plenty of public parking available nearby.

Had the most expensive pour over coffee at $9 (The first one on the menu - Yemen). It was bright, fruity, and delicious. They have the largest selection of pour over coffee I've seen so a lot of options! They also had a bunch of pastries, both sweet and savory ones. I enjoyed the chocolate croissant and would love to try the ham & cheese or the almond one next time!

We visited Goodboybob before getting lunch at the Jolly Oyster. I've been meaning to visit the Citizens Public Market for a while, so we were excited to check this place out. I unfortunately just really didn't enjoy my espresso here. It was superrr sour, they did not seem to have their timing set correctly so that was a bummer. My boyfriend's flat white was fine. Their interior was packed so we weren't able to sit down inside, but it was a cool looking space. We sat at their patio outside, and it had the heater on even though it was already in the 70s which was uncomfortable, but might have been CPM's mistake. I would stop by here again for their food because I hear it's super yummy, but I would not come back here just for coffee.

My got to coffee shop is now in Culver City! Seriously the best coffee and the best team. Everyone is like family and Ryan and the crew know how to execute well. I frequent the other location but this one is my new home and chef Ben is killing it again. Get the coffee of course but GET FOOD!!!! You won't be disappointed. The chapatis are a must! My favorite is the wisco disco and the hot sauce options are so good. At night their menu changes into more of a wine and dinner vibe. Can't wait until we are able to dine in again because this place is such a vibe. Love this team!

iced capp is my fav!! lots of seating throughout the citizens public market but not much inside! everyone is friendly! love this local spot as well as their Santa Monica location. their matcha is delicious as well!

The coffee was fine but the burritos are terrible. I know it's wheat and organic etc. but they're also really greasy and mostly flavorless. I may be spoiled by burritos from East LA (closer to maravilla and montebello. silver lake and echo park arent east la). Service was good and location was great.

Perhaps the best latte I've ever had. They always have tasty treats as well. Worth going out of your way to try. You won't be disappointed.

Very friendly and quick service! Vanilla latte was amazing, I didn't eat anything this time around but noticed many house-made syrups and sauces. In my coffee journeys I have found that house made is always so much better than the typical artificial tasting pre-packaged pump syrups, so I really appreciated that touch. They offer house blend or single origin coffee. I went with house blend and it was great. I will definitely be back,thanks!

The six burrito was amazing! Until it wasn't. Every bite left you wanting another until you've devoured the entire thing. The burrito isn't big, but with the ingredients inside, it's enough to leave you feeling satisfied. Ten minutes after finishing the meal though, I was overcome with this lethargy and heaviness and I thought back to how oily the burrito was. The pleasure was fleeting but it was good while it lasted.

Their iced chai is a dream! Lovely little spot in DT Culver City. They have a nice selection of coffee and pastries. Staff is very friendly and informed me of the different restaurants in the area.

Heading to the Getty and stopped here for some coffee and to try their breakfast burritos. 10/10 would recommend. The iced latte is good, even with the simple syrup I didn't mind it. It had a creamy texture and no leftover sugar aftertaste. I like my lattes more on the stronger side, so this was pleasantly delicious. We tried their rolex burrito with the hot sauce and it did not disappoint. We added breakfast sausage to it and it reminded me of a crepe and taiwanese pancake, really awesome twist of flavors. Would come back! Service is also top-notch!

Cute little coffee spot with daily fresh pastries! I personally love pairing my coffee with a side of pastry (sweet or savory depending on the mood) and I have to say their pastries are very well made. They have savory wraps with their own house made chili sauce OR If you're looking for something sweet but not overly sweet, then you should totally try out their dark choco donut. They also have other soft drinks on the side and I found their sparkling tonic to be very refreshing on a hot day. Friendly staff and chill ambience. Definitely one of my favorite coffee shops I would recommend!

Love this location! The staff is very friendly and helpful and their coffee and tea is always consistently good. I think their chai the best! Also their Gluten Free chocolate donuts are so fresh & delicious! Not much of a coffee shop vibe (more of an upscale food court vibe) but definitely pop into this location if you need a pick me up!