Community Goods

710 N Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046, United States
$$$ Cafe
(350 Reviews)
Price Range $10–20

Community Goods sits comfortably in the intersection between a café, lifestyle boutique, and local hangout, nestled in the Hollywood Hills area of Los Angeles. This spot isn’t just about grabbing a quick coffee—it’s a thoughtfully curated experience that blends quality drinks with a clean, modern aesthetic and a slow-paced retail atmosphere that draws a creative, design-conscious crowd.

At its core, Community Goods functions as a café, and coffee there is taken seriously. The matcha, in particular, stands out—one of the few places in LA where matcha feels crafted with care rather than churned out to trend. Locals who swing by often come for this, alongside other unique drinks like the tonic coffee, which offers a refreshing twist. Expect to pay a bit of a premium for the beverages, though the quality generally justifies it, especially if you’re after something beyond your everyday latte.

The food menu complements the drinks in a minimalist, elevated way. Small bites like breakfast sliders and pistachio toast cater well to those who want more than just a caffeine fix but aren’t looking for a full meal. The pastries, including a baklava croissant, seem made to pair with the coffee or tea, creating a balanced morning or midday stop.

Community Goods isn’t designed for quick in-and-outs during a bustling morning commute. The vibe here is more leisurely and slightly upscale, attracting folks who have the time to linger—artists, freelancers, and locals who appreciate the blend of coffee, boutique shopping, and calm space. The environment moves at a fast pace when the place gets busy, but drinks typically arrive quickly if you're just ordering beverages.

The wait times can get lengthy during peak hours, often mid-morning or weekends, thanks to its popularity and limited seating. Early to mid-morning weekdays or mid-afternoon visits are best for those looking to avoid crowds. Seating leans indoors and is stylishly minimal, complementing the lifestyle boutique section where books and stationery are artfully displayed. This adds an extra layer of interest: you can sip your coffee while browsing curated design items or special editions, making it a spot that’s about more than just consumption—it’s an invitation to slow down and take in thoughtfully put-together spaces and offerings.

  • Best for: Coffee and tea enthusiasts looking for specialty matcha and unique coffee variations, as well as those who enjoy a café with a distinct retail twist.
  • Who: Locals with a creative bent, remote workers, and visitors interested in a place that doubles as a lifestyle shopping experience.
  • When: Weekday mid-mornings or afternoons for shorter lines, avoiding the busy weekend rush.
  • Atmosphere: Modern, minimalist, and somewhat upscale with a buzz of fast-paced energy during peak times, balanced by a laid-back vibe among regulars.
Highlights
Serves great coffee
Has great tea selection
Popular for
Popular for breakfast
Good for solo dining
What they serve
Serves coffee
Quick bite
Best for
Serves breakfast
Serves dessert
Has seating
Accessibility
Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
Has wheelchair-accessible seating
Parking
Free of charge street parking
Paid street parking
Difficult to find a space

Openings Hours

Checking

Monday

7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Tuesday

7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Wednesday

7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thursday

7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Friday

7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Saturday

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Sunday

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

350 Reviews
Cody Pham

20 Dec 2025

Not to be a basic b(oy), but Community Goods arguably has the best matcha in LA. I took a detour on the way to work on a Wednesday morning and thank my lucky stars that the fabled line wrapping around the corner was not there. I arrived around 10:30am and the line was only a little bit out the door. The total time from the start of my queue to receiving my drinks was probably less than 20 minutes. I even found free parking nearby! But I also was probably extremely lucky so take my experience with a grain of salt. But even though the line wasn’t that long, the inside of the store was still cramped and overcrowded because of how small the shop is. There’s not much room inside to stand, so we were asked to wait outside. But while I was waiting outside, I noticed that I didn’t hear any names being called out. I sat there for a while, wondering how I was supposed to know when my order was ready. Eventually, I just decided to go back inside to check and found my order sitting on the counter. This was mildly irritating. I can understand asking guests to wait outside, but if you’re going to make them go outside, you should have a way to communicate with them to let them know when their order is ready. I did not receive a text message. I was not given a buzzer. It’s impossible to hear your name being called if you’re standing outside. And a worker never came outside to call my name. I got the matcha einspanner (secret menu), matcha latte, and hojicha latte. The matcha latte was perfect. I had mine sweetened with maple syrup. The matcha was rich, nutty, and not too sweet. I’m also not the biggest hojicha person, but this hojicha was very good. The roasted flavor was vibrant and tasted like kinako powder. But my personal favorite was the matcha einspanner. The whipped cream on top makes the einspanner especially creamy and indulgent, and that creamy foam coupled with the lightly salted flavor complement each other very well. And despite these different flavors and textures, the taste of matcha is not lost. Even though the service had room for improvement, the drinks were very good. I would definitely come back on a weekday morning for another matcha einspanner.

Azzam Aziz

30 Nov 2025

Yes, it's excellent and yes it's better than most other coffee places. My personal pick is the tonic coffee. I tried it elsewhere but this is by far my favorite and no one else gets it this good. Unfortunately, the portion was small, and the wait is way way too long. No, I wouldn't wait in line, but I'd try it at least once.

Carrie

19 Oct 2025

I ordered the breakfast slider and matcha while my friend did pistachio toast and hojicha latte! The matcha was exceptional well done while the sauce with breakfast slider brings the perfect balance! However, the wait is a little bit long but certainly worth it!

Maddie Nguyen

08 Oct 2025

By far best matcha i know. The environment is very lovely and fast paced but if you're just ordering drinks they come out in no time. Will 100% recommend trying their matcha einspanner whenever ur in LA

David Li

02 Oct 2025

The drinks here are hip and tasty, but overpriced. The einspanner was sweet and rich, but quite frankly way too small for the price (or there was way too much ice). My friend got the matcha latte, which was fragrant and definitely a notch above other matcha lattes I've had, but still not worth the premium and queue time. I probably wouldn't go out of my way for this, but would visit again if I'm in the area. I'm aware the breakfast sliders are incredible here, but haven't tried them yet. Will update review when I do!

Min

23 Sep 2025

Tbh, too hyped up? People there are kind but coffee and matcha are just meh. I make my matcha latte a lot at home and my matcha is better tbh. I can't really taste strong matcha so it is a bit bummer. My dad said coffee was just mid. We waited for almost 40minutes? But hmm not worth the wait. Good for the experience. Not worth than one time in my opinion. :)

Mostafa farag

21 Sep 2025

Really nice place & food. As you can see from the pics.the line gets long so quick so u better come early or they might be sold out quickly. If you wanna try smth different & light, def. Worth the wait / experience. Worth to try it once. Matcha is good but lil. Sweet . Eggs sandwich to the point. Good for dates too Space inside is super limited so probably you will need to find a spot to eat. Overall vibes are nice

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