Sidóh Cafe

Amazing service, employees are super friendly! Beans are imported from Oaxaca, making every latte even better! Burritos are huge and delicious. Definitely has become my favorite cafe by far. Amazing community presence!

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.

soooo good! i got a blueberry matcha and my sister got the horchata latte, the blueberry in the matcha latte tastes super fresh and the horchata mix is bomb. we also got a concha and it was warm and super yummy!

Stopped in because I was in the area and read reviews that they had good matcha… but I unfortunately got unlucky because my drink was not good at all. Very watered down matcha. No flavor. I had to throw it out because there was no point forcing myself to drink it so I didn’t feel guilty spending $7 on it. The staff were nice though! And it was a cute place with parking spots.

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. The vibe is very cozy. 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. 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, and the branding is on point. Whether you’re popping in for a quick latte, cappuccino, or settling in with your laptop.

Love this place , the food is great, fresh and tasty. The coffee beans are imported from Oaxaca , has an excellent taste ! We order a chorizo burrito , sancho sandwich and a horchata latte , we appreciate the fresh veggies.

100% absolutely recommend this place. I came from Coachella valley to try Sierra Juárez ice latte and Pumpkin as well. You can taste the true, authentic Oaxaca love. 🤎🤎🤎

really good coffee but the cold brew was lowkey watery but not bad, and the cafe de olla syrup was good. wish they put more. i’ll try other drinks and probably the food since im always down to support a latino owned business

Food, drinks , and service were all immaculate. Came to this mom and pop shop looking for some good coffee and went all out with a breakfast. The striker burrito was HUGE and so delicious. And the cafe de olla was like drinking a little bit of home with every sip. Ambiance was the best , the music was great and all the employees were super sweet and friendly. Definitely coming here again !

I love this place every cup is brewed from beans grown and harvested by local farmers in Oaxaca, Mexico, you can taste the authenticity and care in every sip. The flavor is bold, smooth, and beautifully balanced, capturing the richness of Oaxacan soil and tradition. What makes this place stand out is their direct connection to the farmers, no middlemen, just pure, locally grown coffee brought straight from the source to your cup. The staff are passionate and knowledgeable, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming, making it the perfect spot to slow down and enjoy something real. If you want coffee that truly honors its roots, this is the place.

I was excited about this place because it's Oaxacan-style, and I really loved their iced oat milk horchata latte over the summer. The last time I tried to visit their espresso machine was down, so I hadn't gone back for months. I finally returned today for a hot version of the latte, and it was way too sweet. My boyfriend also ordered a burrito, and the menu situation was confusing. He asked the cashier to confirm if chorizo or veggie were the only options, she said yes, but later we noticed two more options on another sign. The burrito wasn't good anyway: big chunks of potato, onion, and bell pepper, plus mushy chorizo. I also didn't love how the cashier kept peeking over the screen when we were checking out, like watching for a tip. Awkward & uncomfortable! If I'm already in the Sawtelle area and need a coffee, I'd pick this place. But I wouldn't go out of my way to come here from Palms since there are plenty of great local shops closer to me. Overall, great concept but it's just okay.

Little hole in the wall or an underestimated gem - this place deserves more credit than it has right now on yelp. I appreciate the parking lot outside as well as the cozy inside, service, decor and even the authentic and yummy flavors of their food and drinks. The guy forgot our drinks, and without us even asking or saying anything, gave us a concha on the house which he warmed up right before he gave to us. That in itself speaks to their hospitality, their sense of community and how underrated this place in. Also, the sierra juarez is actually coffee or dark chocolate from Oaxaca which I appreciated in terms of flavor and how subtle sweet and rich it was. Cherry on top for supporting both locals with a back to school drive and resourcing from locals back in their home countries

A cute coffee shop tucked away in the Hop Woo plaza, really like the way it was decorated. The strawberry matcha latte wasnt really strong in matcha, more milky than matcha. But the service was really nice and helpful so would definitely go back to try other drinks, give it a chance!

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.

Love this place! Service, hospitality, quality of product, attention to detail, all incredible. Such a delight to celebrate authentic Oaxacan culture

Over priced and nasty u would not recommended plus is always a mess!!!!! Go somewhere else where customer service is also good

Delicious! We will be back , great service. When I took the first sip of my Sierra Juarez Latte, I tasted Oaxaca if that makes sense lol love it!

Outstanding little place. Wonderful staff and delicious breakfast - loved their burritos and their coffee is excellent. Easy parking and great value. And love the UCLA connection - go Bruins! Will be back - outstanding service and food.

Great ambiance. The staff are very polite and friendly. I ordered the horchata latte and iced Americano. Both drinks were great. I would recommend everyone to come and support!

Veggie burrito was so good!! And great latte!! The staff were also really friendly. So happy to have found this spot.

I was just passing by. I didn't imagine it was an Oaxacan-style coffee. Given the name, I was expecting Turkish coffee. Oh, my surprise! Specialized Oaxacan-style coffee (the sweetness comes from Oaxacan chocolate). How rich, smooth, and delicious. The staff is friendly and explains the menu options if you have any questions. The atmosphere is relaxed, and the Latin-Mexican music is playing. I like it.

SUCH A CUTE PLACE ! owners and the employees there are so sweet ! The drinks are AMAZING, I recommend the horchata for drink iced !

Great little new Oaxacan café, tried the Sierra Juarez latte and the slugger breakfast burrito. Marcos was kind with great service and I learned a lot about their start and coffee process. Highly would recommend checking out this hidden gem!

Just moved to the Area & was lucky enough to find this hidden Gem. The Ambiance is welcoming form the moment you walk in. Great Service just go hand in hand with the Delicious coffee brought over from Oaxaca, Mexico. Highly recommended. A must try.

The staff here is incredibly welcoming and friendly, which made the whole visit feel great from the start. The food is absolutely delicious -- I had the burrito and a strawberry matcha, and both were fantastic. Definitely a place I'd recommend if you're in the area. I'll absolutely be back!

The coffee here is delicious! Really enjoyed my breakfast burrito - it was massive. They are open early!

Underestimated gem. Parking is convenient, decor is cute and their food and drinks are good. We got the sierra juarez and iced oat milk horchata. The sierra juarez was very rich and tasty. The oat milk horchata was a little too sweet. We also got a burrito which wasn't bad. Service was good too. Overall would recommend.

I love this cafe so much! The burrito was amazing! It's generously filled and flavorful and the salsa it comes with enhances the flavor the burrito already has along with adding a kick of spice. The strawberry matcha never fails to disappoint it's rich and refreshing! One of the best matcha I've had fs! Servers were nice and friendly and the atmosphere had an authentic charm to it!

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!

Slugger burrito was great - generous portions. Friendly staff.. Music reminds me of home.

Sidoh is a lovely new Mexican cafe on Olympic off of the main Sawtelle strip! My fridge was empty as I've been moving out of my Brentwood apartment, so I treated myself to a burrito and coffee for breakfast. Parking in that strip mall is pretty easy, and the guy working the counter was friendly and helpful. I got the Striker Burrito (has scrambled eggs, bacon, ham, bell peppers, onions, cheese) and an iced horchata latte to-go. The horchata latte was a bit sweeter and a little more milky than I would have liked it to be, but it was a pretty generous serving, and the cinnamon flavor was nice and strong. The burrito is BIG. I have seen breakfast burritos from places like Sobuneh that charge $20 for something that is essentially the size of a frozen microwave burrito. Here, the burritos are ~$15, hefty, and can easily last you two meals. I enjoyed the familiar, comforting combo of flavors--I like a little onion and pepper for texture and veggies. What threw me off a bit is that they use large chunks of what I think is roast potato in the burrito. I prefer smaller, crispier potatoes, tots, or hash browns, but I was surprised at how flavorful the potato chunks were. I also wish there was a little bit more meat; the pieces of bacon and ham (I think they were supposed to be wienies) were pretty undetectable. Aside from that, this is a great new addition to the Westside, especially if you are a person like me who would always prefer a humble burrito in the morning over a sit-down brunch.

Lovely little coffee shop. It's just what I needed this morning. A little kindness goes a long way. Thank you! And yes the coffee is so good!

Ambiance and customer service is top notch. Talk about a welcoming coffee shop that feels like you're visiting family! Their banana bread was delicious and fresh, as was their Juarez latte (highly recommend)! Their food looked tempting too, just wasn't hungry while visiting this time. Will be coming back!

10.75$ for a small matcha almond milk and a shot of espresso!? NO THANK YOU! please don't come to this place. This place ridiculously expensive and the matcha is not good at all. this place belongs close. don't buy here. 0 stars.

We got the strikers burrito and it was fire!!!!!! Definitely worth it. The lattes are great great service you wont be disappointed...it a MUST TRY... definitely

Tried out Sidoh Cafe today and greatly enjoyed. Got the Horchata and Sierra Juarez lattes - very flavorful and not too sweet. Also got a breakfast burrito, which was ginormous and very, very good. Coffee was west LA prices, but the burrito was a deal for what you get! I'm a big guy and I questioned if I could eat the whole thing - something I don't think I have ever said about a burrito! Service was fast and friendly. Will definitely try again.

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

My boyfriend & I came by for some coffee and a quick bite; we ordered the horchata latte, strawberry matcha latte, and slugger burrito and all were super delicious! The staff and environment of the cafe is so warm and friendly and we definitely will be returning !

Service was amazing - staff was so friendly and welcoming. Loved the coffee too - definitely a place i will add to my morning routine

Coffee and vibes are amazing ! Friendly staff and lots of space. The horchata latte is SOO delicious, and the barista who made it was possessed by the cinnamon gods because the cinnamon was cinnamon-ing

It was okay. The food wasn't the best but the coffee was pretty good. The service takes forever. Be prepared to wait awhile

So yummy! Has become one of my regular spots now! Definitely one of the biggest burritos I've ever seen( I recommend the Striker) and you can't go wrong with any of their lattes!

Great drinks and service! Will definitely be back here. I haven't tried their food yet but the burritos are very large and I'm excited to try.

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

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!

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

got burritos for takeout and was pleasantly surprised by the size when we pulled them out of the bag, and they were very tasty. great coffee and the staff are really nice too!

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!

very friendly staff! delicious coffee! love their unique decor showcasing Oaxaca! they have burritos if you're hungry too :0)