Verve Coffee Roasters
Coffee shop · Historic Core ·
Thoughtfully sourced coffee drinks in a modern space
Thoughtfully sourced coffee drinks in a modern space
"A watering hole amid a concrete canyon is Verve Coffee's Downtown Los Angeles location. Instantly recognizable by the floor-to-ceiling grow walls, the coffee house is a welcome respite for the area's professionals - both creative and otherwise. Other notable features include concrete floors inlaid with a bespoke chevron pattern and custom wood and steel furnishings. Pop-in in the morning for a caffeine boost or early afternoon for a refreshing cold pressed juice." - Canopy
"The Santa Cruz–based roaster closed its Downtown LA Spring Street cafe on June 1, marking the end of a decade in the neighborhood; the Spring Street location opened in January 2015 and served a signature lineup of coffee drinks made with its own beans, as well as pastries and juices from Juice Served Here. In an Instagram post the team wrote, "While the evolving landscape of Downtown has made it no longer sustainable for us to continue operating at this location, we remain deeply committed to our LA community." There is another location a few miles away in the Arts District." - Rebecca Roland
"After a decade in the neighborhood, this Spring Street cafe — opened January 2015 by the Santa Cruz–based roaster — will close on June 1. It served a signature lineup of coffee drinks made with its own beans, as well as pastries and juices from Juice Served Here. The cafe’s closure was announced in an Instagram post, which reads, “While the evolving landscape of Downtown has made it no longer sustainable for us to continue operating at this location, we remain deeply committed to our LA community.” The brand’s roastery and cafe a few miles away in the Arts District will remain open, as will other Los Angeles locations on Melrose, West Third, and in Manhattan Beach." - Rebecca Roland
"The roastery and cafe a few miles away in the Arts District will remain open despite the Downtown Spring Street location closing; other Los Angeles outposts on Melrose, West Third, and in Manhattan Beach will also continue operating." - Rebecca Roland
"“I started my hospitality career as a barista and opened my first cafe business in Echo Park, so I tend to still spend quite a bit of time working out of coffee shops. I used to go to Verve on Spring Street a lot when they opened since I lived down the street, but now I end up in the Arts District location. I’m happy to be able to eat a delicious brunch at a coffee shop while getting work done and watching them roast.”" - amber gibson
