Ministry of Coffee

Great place for breakfast and meeting friends. The food is delicious — I always get the croissant with salmon, egg, and avocado. The coffee is excellent. There’s also a nice selection of desserts — I usually stick with the croissants. It’s located not far from the UCLA campus, so there are always lots of students around — the atmosphere is positive and youthful. Inside, it smells strongly of food, so I usually prefer sitting outside. Don’t forget sunscreen if you choose outdoor seating 🙂

I ordered the salmon omelette with fries and salad, and it was a very satisfying plate. The omelette was fluffy and well-cooked, with a generous amount of salmon and a nice balance of flavors. The fries were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, perfect as a comfort side. The fresh salad added a light, refreshing contrast, and the avocado spread was a great touch that tied everything together. Overall, it felt like a well-balanced meal—hearty yet fresh—and I’d definitely order it again.

I've been checking out various coffee shops in Westwood recently and so farthest one has been without a doubt my favorite. The coffee is rich and not overbearingly sweet and the pastries are freshly baked and ansolutely delicious. The staff were all really nice and service was surprisingly fast considering the amount of people there. The atmosphere is perfect for studying but the chances you'll get a seat on the weekends is pretty low.

This is the West LA outlet of this Australian cafe chain. This location has nice indoor and outdoor seating. In addition to decent coffee, they also serve nice baked goods, quiche and sandwiches. Main issue with this location is parking since using the parking garage will cost a lot and since this is near by UCLA street parking will be difficult.

Ministry of Coffee is a gem in the Village! They provide the perfect blend of cozy, aesthetic ambiance with a delicious, "good-for-you" menu. The outdoor patio is peaceful and will brighten your day with their sunshine yellow umbrellas. The staff are all very kind, and outside of regular day-to-day service, the cafe is often partnering with local student groups and businesses to host groups and events. MOC is one of my favorite spots in the Village, and you can't go wrong with anything from their menu. I recommend grabbing a matcha and pairing it with a fresh-baked pastry, like their massive blueberry muffins or super yummy + healthy paleo bites. 💛

Great breakfast place. My croissant egg sandwich was great. Eggs were perfect not dry or over cooked. Solid serving of avocado. Delicious saffron mayo. My coffee was very good too. Great quality pastries and desserts. Definitely recommend this place!

Such a lovely coffee shops with good food options. It is located at Westwood by UCLA. After a certain time finding a table becomes a challenge. Parking in the area is also difficult. There is a close by parking garage. The coffee, ambiance and food selections are all good. Update: the food and service continue to be really good. We tried different breakfast items this time. Both were fresh and tasty

I was in LA few weeks ago for twelve days and this is on of my favorite spot for sure. Live the location in Westwood in the UCLA area. Very quiet and relaxing area in the huge LA, I loved walking there and enjoying breakfast. The vibes are great with so many your people around that took me back the university time! Very good coffee and food in general, croissants, sandwiches, toasts etc. Staff is extremely kind and welcoming and it was a pleasure spending time there working and relaxing a bit. I f you need groceries the location is perfect since at few steps there are Target and Trader Joe’s! Strongly recommended!

Customer service and quick delivery of food Thanks for the help Ruth for complying to my needs you got yourself a loyal customer

I'm so sad because my first time here was so great. I'm pretty sure I need to stick to coming to the mornings because I ordered my usual and it came out absolutely burnt. I even tried ordering the Banana Bread and it was burnt. Everything came out almost pitch black, which ruined my appetite especially given that I saved it for this spot. My last four visits were the same with the exception for the gentleman I saw working the mornings who made sure our Bacon came back actually warm/hot and not burnt. Bacon takes a while to cook, which is okay. I was expecting it to come out pretty nice since they took a good amount of time with it just to have all THREE servings come to me cold and burnt. I understand cooking it on high because it may be busy but it makes a really bad taste and quality. It feels like the cooks don't care and I appreciate them on their good days but after a bad morning and spending $50 for nothing to taste the way it should... their recent performance hasn't been it and I'm worried that they took offense to not liking how burnt my food was last time so I just quietly returned the food this time :( Shout out to the cooks, I see them hustle in the mornings but I purposely came during a less busy hour so they could take their time with my order, so today sucked alot. I hope their days look a little better. Awesome matcha, the barista who reccommended me their drink is so sweet and one of my favorites.

I really wanted to like Ministry of Coffee, but this place was a disappointment from start to finish. They brought me the wrong order, and instead of fixing it, the response was basically: "Try it, you might like it." Seriously? If I'm paying premium prices, I expect to get what I ordered -- not be talked into accepting their mistake. The coffee itself was overpriced and tasted watered down. Nothing special, definitely not worth the hype or the cost. The atmosphere is packed with college hipster vibes and feels rushed and unwelcoming. You can tell they want you to eat fast, drink fast, and leave. Not a relaxing or enjoyable experience at all. Between the bad service, weak coffee, and uncomfortable, rushed environment, this place just isn't worth it.

Ministry of Coffee is one of those places that people either absolutely love or feel mildly irritated by, and honestly, both reactions are fair. Let's start with the obvious. The line is almost always long. Not "cute weekend brunch line" long, but genuinely long, especially during peak hours. You really have to want it. On top of that, the prices are unapologetically high. This is not a grab-and-go budget coffee stop. You're paying Westwood prices, full stop, and they're not pretending otherwise. The staff can come off a bit unfriendly. Not rude exactly, but not warm either. It's very transactional and efficient, which may work for some people, but if you're expecting smiles and small talk, you probably won't get it here. Now, the flip side, and why people keep coming back anyway. The portions are big. You absolutely get fed. The avocado toast is genuinely excellent and probably the standout item. It's well seasoned, filling, and actually feels worth ordering, which is rare when avocado toast costs what it does these days. The food in general is solid and consistent. The space itself is small, so don't come expecting to camp out inside. If you're planning to sit, sitting outside is the move. The patio setup works much better than the interior, especially on a nice day. Parking is annoying unless you know the trick. You pretty much need to park at Trader Joe's and validate. If you don't know that going in, it can be frustrating, especially if you're already dealing with a long line. The crowd is very UCLA-heavy. Lots of students, laptops, and that energetic Westwood vibe. If that's your scene, you'll feel right at home. If not, it's still manageable, but it's definitely part of the atmosphere. Overall, Ministry of Coffee isn't trying to be everything to everyone. It's crowded, pricey, and not particularly cozy, but the food portions are generous, the avocado toast is legitimately good, and it delivers exactly what its regulars expect. If you go in with realistic expectations and a little patience, you'll probably leave satisfied.

It was my first time visiting the Westwood location which is conveniently close to UCLA. It has both indoor and outdoor seating and WiFI is available. When I arrived, there were people inside working on their laptops while others were outside enjoying their food and drinks. I ordered an iced matcha latte and a raw powerball and both were good. They also offer pastries and breakfast items if you are looking for something more filling. It's a good spot to grab a quick drink or stay for a while to work or hang out.

I forgot to take a photo! I'll come back to show you how pretty my tea was! I drank a delicious iced matcha tea with a vanilla cold cloud. It was delicious. The main thing I want to note is - for real - the staff is so charming!!!!!! Patient with me, explained everything, answered all of my questions, funny. Will definitely return.

Ministry of Coffee (MOC) is such a popular study spot near UCLA, and it's no surprise parking here may be difficult. There's parking to be had before 5pm in the Broxton Parking structure for free, but for longer "free" parking, visit Gayley and the apartments. Every time I passed by MOC, there's either a line out the door, or every seat is taken. Thus in the middle of summer, I made it a goal to come by at least one to check it out. Ordering was super easy with their self-service kiosk, though there is no option to select no sugar, and it says 1 Required. With no one else in line, my iced latte was in hand within a few minutes, and I took the first sip. First impressions? Bold, nutty, and dark, but shortly I noticed the slightly bitter and sour after taste. Not a deal breaker, but hard to ignore, too. As for the work environment, there's fast Wi-Fi and moderate ambient noise from the kitchen and background music. Other than that, the environment is fairly relaxing, featuring a good variety of brown, black, and white for interior decor with the occasional plant. The setup is amazing, since ordering is towards the entrance, and seating is towards the back. As a result, there is very little disturbance while working, lounging, or having conversation.

We absolutely loved it. Our son lives in the units and what an amazing café. Ray helped us at the register. She was wonderful. Excellent customer service very patient pleasant always smiling. Location is wonderful outdoor seating and indoor seating. Great service ambience is a wonderful and we enjoyed everything was gourmet food you eat with your eyes first and presentation was beautiful.

Ministry of Coffee is in the heart of Westwood with plenty of outdoor seating. Convenient when you're in the area, but wouldn't make special trip out to visit MOC. There's spotty reception on that street, but luckily there's Wifi. There's 1 hr validated parking in the nearby lot. Grab validation by the register. For the food: Cafe Menu with All Day Brunch, Sandwich, Salad, Coffee and Pastries. I tried the Dill Tuna Melt and it needed to be more toasted and cheesy - it was a mid tuna salad sandwich. I'd stick with the brunch menu options.

If you want the best people watching, grab a flat white and one of their bakery case croissants and grab a bright yellow chair. The service was terrific and the croissant was perfect. I also got a "brownie" to go. It was chocolate and coconut flour. So good a small piece at a time.

This is the best coffee shop and even though I sometimes travel to four others if not as close to Ministry, I always come back to Ministry whenever I'm near because it is the best. Their food is exceptional, and the way they custom your drinks is so kind and so appreciated. They have one of the best milkshakes, hamburgers, fries, salads, salmon, avocado toast and I'm a septuagenarian so I should know after after my long experience with coffee shops and food. They have a wonderful inside if it's chilly, and even better outside which I love. Even though I've talked about how superior everything is at Ministry, the most exceptional is the staff. I've never met a grumpy grouse there. Genuine smiles and kindness is always the order of the day. You can order ahead or you can wait in the short lines, even if it's 7 deep it moves so quickly because of the efficiency of the staff. They have bowls out for dogs to drink out of, and free humans' cold water you pour. It's just a really Grand place. Today for the first time in over 200 visits in the last 18 months, I didn't think my quiche tasted so terrific. A friend who was with me tasted it and he too thought it was not that terrific. I told the staff in the kitchen and within about 10 minutes they walked out and handed me cash and apologize it wasn't to my liking in the most sincere way. These are great people and a great restaurant.

This place is overhyped and overpriced. The coffee and matcha were not good. The employees were preoccupied with their own personal conversations. Probably will not return.

Saturday activities led us here. Don't get me in a car after hitting a bowl and expect me to be responsible enough to find a brunch spot when everyone in the car is hangry. We ended up here because the three of us were starving and every place we wanted to go to was on the opposite side of Sunset. After driving aimlessly with no final destination- we figured this was our best option. We all got something different and we all ate all of what we got. Delicious food. Good ube latte and nice service.

UCLA staple! The best coffee shop in Westwood Village by far. Perfect for taking visitors, doing work, or grabbing a solid meal--it's literally the jack of all trades. The food--though it can be pricey--is actually really good. I've enjoyed their avocado toasts, chia puddings, burgers, and pastries over the years. The iced chai is solid. There are both interior and outdoor seating options... inside can get crowded, but you can usually snag a spot if you're patient. I love how the space is open-air. The interior is decorated simply but still has a hip vibe. For such a popular spot, it's well-maintained. I have never had any issues with service either. Recommend!

Lots of great seating, both indoor and outdoor. Good vegan and vegetarian food options. Also love that they have several alternative milks (including soy) to choose from. Server was efficient and super friendly. Got a matcha soy latte, and it was really good! It's a good place to meet friends or study. I think it's a little on the pricier side of average in LA. Not crazy expensive but not cheap either. Solid option!

I wasn't too impressed with the drinks here. Neither the coffee nor the Matcha really hit the spot. Service was friendly and fast. It gets extremely busy here, they have inside as well as outdoor seating and an extensive menu. Parking can get quite busy, but they do have a lot that validate. I do wish they had much of varieties on the menu as well as larger size drinks. Not bad, but also not worth rushing back for.

Went in for a simple flat white to compare against other coffees in Australia and it's good! The ordering kiosk was not working but the cashier and coffee service was fast. The indoor seating is decent but the outdoor seating was plentiful. It seems that most people opted to sit and have their drinks outdoors since it was such a nice warm day. Even being in a busy plaza, it was not hard to find a seat and have a long catch up chat.

I don't think I could give a solid review because I only had one drink here when I met up with a friend to chat for about an hour. Service was fine, I ordered my latte and got it out in a decent amount of time. I will say I was here on a Sunday afternoon and they were pretty busy (the line for the bathroom was long and all of the seats inside and outside were taken). The drink itself was standard, nothing to rave about but nothing terrible. And price was as expected for a drink in this area. Not really a bad review, but I'd recommend trying for yourself and seeing how you like their items. I'll definitely come back to try another drink and probably a pastry/baked good, so that I can update my review and give it another fair shot.

Ministry of Coffee is pretty popular amongst UCLA students for a quick drink or for a study spot. Because of this, it usually gets pretty crowded inside in terms of seating. You order on a screen and they will call out your name when your drink is ready. The matcha latte was better than i expected, the cream top was tasty. But, compared to most ktown cafes, this matcha stands at mediocre. Not very bold, but it was decent. I like that this coffee shop doesnt close at 2/3pm like most coffee shops. It allows you to study there for a longer period of time. There is not much to say about the service, since i ordered from the screen.

I tried to study indoor, but it was really stuffy and smelled like kitchen. It is also really loud, but you do get free WiFi and restroom. The matcha latte was ok... not impressed. It has a stronger milk flavor than matcha, don't really recommend. Also it is expensive for a small cup.

The coffee was good, and there was an organized system for getting drinks out in the way they were ordered. It seemed busy and a little small inside. The chia pudding cup was good, although pricey at $8ish.

Place is too loud prices are fair ambiance is like ucla nepo baby central in there. The food is okay the coffee is great ( but small) and the service is friendly but not good at what they do. Wish I could say more good things about this place but just like everyone else in this area... it's overrated

I'm a huge fan of MOC!!! The coffee is really good, and their food never disappoints! The service is fast and friendly!! It's a great place to have breakfast and enjoy a cup of coffee! The ambiance is nice too...very casual and chill! I recommend this spot in Westwood village!

The Ministry of Coffee is at UCLA. So you will need to find parking. Other than that it is great. From the service to the food you will be happy and you will get addicted to their coffee. Their coffee is a mix of Turkish and Australian coffee and it is just great. They have quite few types and you will love them all. I love strong coffee so this is the place for me. They also have some great food. I had a salmon bagel and was in heaven. The service is so nice and fast. The place is clean and cute. They have tables that are shared for those on their laptops and separate places for the rest of us. You will love this place. We do.

Driving through the village one evening, I stumbled upon this little gem while hunting for an open coffee shop. Instantly, I was struck by a wave of nostalgia--this cozy, laidback café is exactly the kind of spot I wish we had back in my Bruin days. The ambiance is has a vintage charm, with a warm, unassuming vibe that makes it the perfect hideaway for students, locals, or anyone needing a quiet moment. As I waited for my order--two lattes, one for myself and one for my mom--I couldn't help but smile, thinking about her out-of character patience whenever she gets roped into my random coffee hunts. Ministry of Coffee is more than just a coffee shop--it's a little slice of calm in a bustling city (I'm visualizing the chaos of Wilshire Blvd.). I've already bookmarked it as a must-visit whenever I'm in the area. If you're looking for a spot to unwind and savor the moment, this is it. Bring a good book.

i always go to the trader joe's next door but have never tried this cafe until now! definitely gonna come here more often bc it is sooo cozy and cute inside and super closeby i got a matcha iced latte (4.5/5) with lavender, honey, and oat milk. it tasted so fresh n clean and was rly yummy! baristas were nice and accommodating. there's even food here which would make a great studying and lunch spot! u guys will definitely be seeing me more often :)

I always liked their coffee. It's been a while since I visited last time. It was nice quiet and cozy in the morning. Pastry is amazing. I had pistachio croissant, nice and creamy filling inside the way I like. Coffee is just right, mild and smooth. Looks like they have good afternoon deal, check out my photo.

When you guys are good, you are amazing! But a lot of time, it seems like the front and the back staff aren't communicating. The warm banana bread with grilled banana and berries is (usually) fantastic. But sometimes comes out half assed. Burnt, no berries. Outside tables frequently left a mess. For this price point, it would be great if service and presentation could be improved. This is a great location with awesome food and I want to see it have a long life as Westwood hopefully continues to get its much needed rejuvenation.

Not just is the ambiance great but the food and drinks are amazing as well. It's right in the heart of the village so it's always busy. Full of your ucla students working away and having a meal. There's plenty of both indoor and outdoor seating. WiFi is offered which is great. Food is always fresh which of course is a priority. The selection of sandwich and plates is amazing and well presented. Service is always excellent and the staff are always so friendly. Perfect for a nice meal or looking away...

This is a great spot to sit outdoors with your dog and friends for brunch and many choices of coffee. Food and drinks are good, and the setting feels comfortable. Parking is convenient and validated in the adjacent garage next to Trader Joe's for one hour. Service was professional and we were served promptly after ordering.

I work on campus and have been coming here for a couple years now. Today was a bad experience getting a latte that clearly had almost no espresso in it. It tastes like foamed milk with a dash of espresso, and as a former barista I can tell by the color of the milk that there's no way there were the two shots I paid for in here (essentially paid $5.25 for steamed milk and little to no caffeine.) Also - there does not seem to be anyway to redeem our reward points in your POS tablet. What's the point of having them? This combined with the mushy almost bread pudding like banana bread I got here the other week have me thinking I'll stop coming here. Maybe I'll be going back to Bluestone Lane, for this price there's no excuse for such a basic drink to be made incorrectly.

i love coming here to study, eat, and grab a drink! the workers are always super nice and the atmosphere is great! it can be a struggle to find inside seats sometimes, but they have a lot of outdoor seating. the red pepper chicken sandwich is my fav. their matcha is ok but i've definitely had better. i'd much rather go for their coffees than their matcha.

BEWARE! I placed an order via DoorDash. Ministry of Coffee CONFIRMED the order, then WAITED 1/2 HOUR until the Dasher arrived to tell them they had no eggs for my order. Forget the fact that I requested to CANCEL the ENTIRE ORDER if said item was unavailable. The GREEDY restaurant just wanted to KEEP MY MONEY for the second (and only other) item in the order, a whopping $10 for a measly - not to mention, overpriced - dessert. Then, the restaurant issued a PARTIAL refund for my order. I had to FIGHT with DoorDash Customer Service - don't even get me started on their LOUSY CUSTOMER SERVICE - just to receive a full refund for the FAILED ORDER. I still may need to dispute the charge with PayPal and/or my credit card provider. STAY AWAY!

2.5/5 rounded down. Eggs had no seasoning or flavor and coffee was unexpectedly very strong. No plastic straws were to be found anywhere. Bread was good and portions were filling. Nice ambiance with outlets. Can be crowded. Good service. Prices a bit on the higher end.

We stopped in during finals weeks and got lucky because we found a table outside to sit in. They have free wifi all around including the patio. I got the match latte and it was a little bit too much of matcha flavor for me. The service was great and the place was clean as well.

I really used to love this café, and I'm truly sorry that the quality of their products has dropped so much now. The almond croissant has gotten much smaller, it was very dry, and the cream inside was far, far less than before. What's interesting is that the price is now $9. The banana bread was terrible too , it's become much sweeter, had no spongy texture at all, it was very soggy and crumbled easily. And yet, you have to pay $8 for it with such poor quality. Honestly, if you buy one of those cheap banana breads from Ralphs, the quality is better. The behavior of the young lady who was the cashier was very cold and inattentive. She wasn't friendly at all. As a friendly piece of advice, don't waste your money and time at this low-quality café.

This place is just okay. Their coffee is sometimes decent, and sometimes it tastes off. I know Australian coffee is stronger, but sometimes the espresso is just not quite smooth. That said it's usually passable. The service is decently friendly. The coffee is about the price you'd expect in LA while food is a bit on the expensive side to me. I do think there are better coffee shops in Westwood. That said, there is slightly better seating here than some of the other shops though it does get taken up fast so if you can get a table here it can be a decent place to study

I've visited this location several times, and each time one of female baristas has helped me, she has consistently been rude and dismissive. Little to no eye contact, giving the impression I am inconveniencing her. The coffee is good but after several attempts to give the benefit of the doubt, I will no longer patronize this shop. If you don't have the temperament to serve EVERYONE, you should avoid work in a customer-facing business.

Met a friend at MOC on 8/21/24. Location is convenient to UCLA. They are adjacent to Trader Joe's. They have a nice set up on the sidewalk to accommodate more customers. They also have tables inside. It's a nice and modern coffee shop that is organized and clean. I didn't really get a feel for how the staff was but bc my friend is a regular, the cashier was friendly and provided good customer service to us. There were 2 people behind the counter but only 1 person was helping even though there was a line to order. The prices seemed reasonable and comparable to other coffee shops. The coffee was average. We only ordered cold brews. I like the location and the cozy set up. It's a nice spot for a quick meet or hangout with a friend or coworker. They have parking available.

We visited Ministry of Coffee and felt the welcoming atmosphere really stood out, with books along the walls that are available to read and photos of dogs who've visited the shop along the wall bringing a thoughtful, personal touch. We ordered a mocha latte, a half-caff latte, the pork breakfast burrito, and the egg breakfast burrito. The burritos were clearly made with fresh ingredients and tasted great, leveling them above other cafe breakfasts that are clearly made off-site and in batches. The half-caff latte was delicious and the mocha latte was good too, despite leaning a bit too chocolate-y for our taste - definitely a personal preference though, so just FYI if that's a preference you share too. One of the highlights was meeting Lucas, one of the partners. He took time to chat with us about the cafe's unique Turkish and Australian history, which was so interesting to hear. In addition to being a genuine and kind person to talk to, he also generously shared a slice of their orange cake (gluten-free and vegan-friendly) - it was moist, flavorful, and topped with a candied orange slice. It's something we'd definitely recommend. Overall, we really enjoyed the experience and will be coming back soon. Could see this as a great spot for getting work done or studying.

Outstanding coffee/cappuccino and several gluten free breakfast options. The gf banana bread was delicious and massive. The freshly baked croissants were amazing!

I was a little hesitant trying this place after reading some reviews but I figure I try it for myself. The place itself is cute, trendy and has a hipster vibe. It's close to UCLA so you have a lot of students there studying which is fine. There is indoor and outdoor seating but it does get busy so earlier the better. One thing to mention: the indoor sitting area is on a lower level, so careful when you're carrying your drink. Also worth noting, they don't bring your drinks to you, they call your name and you have to pick them up. Moving on to food. They have a breakfast menu, full of hot items as well as bowls bagels and quick grabs. Prices are a little on the higher side but it's to be expected based on the area. I tried a matcha latte and it was good but not amazing. The açaí bowl was good and decent size. The reason for the 4 stars is the service. You can see the staff are friendly to each other but to customers they are not the friendliest. And maybe that's just who they are but if you want 5 stars, but on a smile, that's all!

My friend insisted on meeting here. It ended up costing $4.50 for a teabag in hot water in a paper cup (comparable to Starbuck's smallest size). Had I wanted almond milk in it, that would've cost another dollar. (They also offered ceramic cups). There's no service if you take the drink outside to a roomy patio with metal chairs and small round tables. You pay and take your drink or whatever to your table yourself. There were a few crowded tables inside, plus one long communal table across the back, with strangers sitting too close together IMO, considering it's flu season. I didn't see their menu or try any food. My friend didn't order anything, not even a drink! As we were leaving, she said she'd heard good things about their pastries, which she intended to then buy to take home. If there's no street parking, the TJ's lot next door gets very expensive if you stay longer than an hour, including buying something at TJ's to at least get a one-hour validation.

I love a good brunch spread and I was happy to try out this popular spot in Westwood. I saw a lot of people taking their drinks to-go but if I was looking to dine in so I had an option of either indoor or outdoor seating. For food, I got the egg sandwich which was stuffed very generously with layers of scrambled eggs. I personally thought the sandwich overall lacked flavor because there wasn't enough saffron mayo even though it was so good. The saving grace was the grilled halloumi which packed a punch of flavor. I also tried the salmon bagel which was presented stunningly as a sandwich with a good medley of ingredients. For drinks, I got both the lavender latte and the regular latte because they were served in a beautiful mug with stunning latte art. The barista was truly so talented. I also ended up trying a sip of the iced hazelnut latte which was nothing special. Overall, I had a great time dining outside and I saw a lot of people on their laptops so it also seems like a good place to study. I would try out other food items next time but the lavender latte was definitely my favorite.

One of the only places in Westwood that knows how to make a cappuccino as it should be. They do a great service to their community. Phenomenal pastries and espresso drinks. Grab & go fridge with trendy and healthy snacks/drinks. Good ambiance, music chosen by college student workers. Variety of seating, cozy vibe, comfortable volume. I come here frequently to study when I need an elevated working experience (usually for emails or other administrative stuff)

Excellent coffee and excellent setting They have plenty of outdoor seating and it's really pleasant to sit out there The coffee is good and flavorful I got an iced oat milk coffee and it was great.

I stopped by to do some work and it was very crowded on a Friday. Lots of students bustling in and out. The matcha latte was just ok for me, I don't think it was ceremonial grade matcha. The egg sandwich was also just okay for me, I wasn't a big fan of the bread. Maybe I should have ordered their breakfast plates or salads instead. Definitely a good spot for students to study and grab something quick. I did like that they had open seating outside. Location is convenient for those in the UCLA area!

What a great place to have coffee. Everybody is very friendly and very helpful. Ministry of Coffee makes excellent coffee, e.g. Iced coffees or regular coffees doesn't matter it's all good. And the food is delicious, a great variety on menu, for sandwiches or breakfast. The ambiance is very nice. Plenty of room inside or outside.

Not your Starbucks coffee place. This is an Italian Coffee with small to regularr size coffee to enjoy and have a bite or not in companion of your drink. Good music Good service, friendly Staff!! Good, Good, Good!!