Sidóh Cafe

Arrived on a weekday morning at 10am. It's in a small shopping center so there can be difficulty parking. I ordered the Slugger Breakfast Burrito and a Sierra Jaurez Latte. I enjoyed the coffee and the burrito was tasty and bigger than I expected. I would stop by again and try a different burrito and coffee.

Amazing iced horchata latte! I love that they make their own house-made syrups. I also got their breakfast burrito which was huge and very filling. It tasted very home made and their salsas paired nicely. Overall, a great spot to try out some specialty lattes and if you’re hangry.

A great spot for coffee and breakfast burritos! The burrito is huge and tasty ($14) might be one of the best breakfast burritos in town. Staff was friendly and order came out quick!

Coffee sourced from Oaxaca was really good and the strikers breakfast burrito was huge and so delicious! Highly recommend this family owned business!

Only tried the chorizo Breakfast burrito, very good, delicious, will definitely be back!

Edit: Super nice staff, wonderful coffee & it’s a cute place! I’ll be back to try some other drinks. Got one of their special lattes and it was delicious! Thanks for the friendly service 🙂 Tried to visit and support this business a few times around 6:45am but their hours on Google must be incorrect. Please update your hours because every time I’ve visited in the morning the business is CLOSED! Trying to support a local business because I am at work early and the only other places open early enough in the area are chain coffee shops! Update your open hours PLEASE!

Sidóh is a hidden cafe with serious Latin soul. The horchata latte is a standout—creamy, refreshing, and topped with just the right amount of cinnamon. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is cozy and distinctly Latin—on my visit, Bronco was playing softly in the background, adding a nostalgic tone. My mom loved bronco growing up. The design is charming and matches vintage-style logo printed on coasters and merch. Parking is limited, so plan ahead or be ready to circle the block. They also have limited food options, only burritos: chorizo and vegetable options. I’ll update my review with pictures of the menu the next time I visit. Conclusion: The staff here are super friendly and hardworking. It’s a small, tucked-away spot, cozy and welcoming. You don’t come across many Latin cafés—it’s got a unique vibe. I love the music they play (pretty sure it was Bronco), and the branding is on point. Whether you’re popping in for a quick latte, cappuccino, or settling in with your laptop, Sidóh Cafe nails the vibe and the brew.

Great spot! The coffee was amazing and the burrito was absolutely delicious and filling. Love the vibe and the decor. Definitely will return. Ex

Coffee is amazing. Burritos are pretty big but very delicious. the staff are so kind and answered any questions i had regarding their menu. highly recommend!

5 stars for the coffee, service, and burritos!! Sidoh Cafe is a great neighborhood Oaxacan spot, open daily from 6:30am-3pm. The owner is a UCLA alum (go Bruins!), and a lot of items are sourced from Oaxaca (coffee beans, clay mugs). Specialty drinks include a horchata latte, Sierra Juarez latte, and a Oaxacan hot chocolate. They also have a strawberry matcha and other teas for non-coffee folks. The surprise hit though might be their burritos. Geez, they are huge! I got one to-go, and when they gave me the bag, I literally said, "WTF, why is it so heavy?" I got the chorizo burrito for my husband and he loved it. It had chorizo, eggs, potatoes, and onions. Highly recommend! There's limited parking in the lot since it's shared with other restaurants, but if you come before 11am, parking isn't too bad. The other restaurants don't open until 11am.

What a way to start the day. My partner and I woke up to the sound of drums--turns out, Sidoh Café was celebrating its grand opening with a full-on school band and a mechanical bull! When we arrived, the parking lot and shop were already packed with people excited to welcome the Sidoh family to the West LA Sawtelle neighborhood. It was such a joyful scene, and you could feel the community's support. They're selling beautiful handmade mugs from Oaxaca, with proceeds going directly to the artisans who crafted them! We're excited to come back for the coffee, burritos, and tea--can't wait to see what this vibrant new spot has to offer.

Popped in as I drove through town and had the best breakfast burrito! It was huge and I was so happy they had salsas available that's made in house. I also ordered the Sierra Juarez Latte which had the perfect chocolate and sweet balance that a latte could have. Beans are roasted in house as well. It's nice to walk in to a cafe that pays attention to the small details. Service was great as well. Very sweet baristas. Hope to stop by again soon!

Cute little cafe in town. Yummy drinks and would love if they can add a tres leches latte yum!

Really excellent premium coffee and friendly people. Great addition to the neighborhood. Easy parking too.

So happy that this cafe opened in the neighborhood! The horchata latte was delicious. I'll definitely be coming back!

Coffee was super delicious. Tried both matcha latte and horchata latte and highly recommend both. Chorizo burrito was also really good

amazing ! best experience ! def recommend to everyone ! must try horchata latte ! staff is the best!