Community Goods Menu Los Angeles

Community Goods Los Angeles has become one of the most talked about cafes in the city, known for specialty coffee, ceremonial grade matcha, and a design forward space. It brings together quality, creativity, and comfort in one spot. Whether you are after a solid brunch, exploring the full menu, or just scouting the space for your next photo, this cafe delivers.

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Community Goods is one of the most talked about cafes in Los Angeles right now. On any given morning, you will see a line stretching down the block, phones out, and people waiting for their turn at the counter. It is not just hype. The coffee is strong, the matcha is sourced with real care, and the food menu goes far beyond what most cafes attempt.

Whether you are searching for the best matcha in LA, planning your next brunch stop, or just trying to figure out what all the photos on your feed are about, this page walks you through the full Community Goods experience. Menu, locations, hours, prices, and everything else you need before you go.

From the moment you step inside, you will experience:

A Modern Aesthetic

Simple shapes, neutral tones, and clean finishes give Community Goods its modern edge. The look feels current without trying too hard, setting the tone for the Los Angeles café scene.

Natural Lighting

Large windows and open layouts fill Community Goods with soft, natural light throughout the day. It keeps the space feeling bright and airy, and makes every corner look just as good in person as it does in photos.

A Community Hub

Community Goods works just as well for a quick coffee run as it does for a long stay. Some guests pop in for a fast espresso, others settle in with a laptop or a friend for hours. Either way, the space stays welcoming.

What Is Community Goods?

Community Goods started as a small, quiet cafe in Los Angeles but quickly gained traction through social media. What made it stand out was ceremonial grade matcha from Japan, a restaurant quality food menu, and calm, photo friendly interiors.

It has since grown to multiple locations, each with its own feel but the same core menu and quality.

Menu Highlights

The full menu is long, but a few items show up in almost every order and every review. Here is where to start.

Community Goods Menu Coffee, Matcha & Drinks

Every drink at Community Goods starts with quality ingredients, and it shows in the final cup. The Einspanner Latte leads the coffee menu, built with espresso, sweetened sea salt cream, and a dusting of cocoa.

Community Goods menu

Coffee and Matcha

  • Vanilla Bean Latte. A double espresso built with house made vanilla bean syrup. Smooth, not too sweet, and a good starting point if you want something familiar.
  • Einspanner Latte. The drink most people order first. Espresso topped with sweetened sea salt cream and a dusting of cocoa powder. The mix of salty and sweet is the whole point.
  • Rocky’s Matcha. Ceremonial grade matcha sourced from regions in Japan known for quality leaves. Smooth, vibrant, and less bitter than what you get at most cafes.
  • Matcha Einspanner. The same sea salt cream and cocoa treatment as the coffee version, but built on matcha instead of espresso. A good pick if you want the flavor profile without the caffeine hit of espresso.

Popular Drinks You Must Try:

Coffee & Espresso

Vanilla Bean Latte $5.50

A smooth double espresso enhanced by rich, house-made vanilla bean syrup.

Einspänner Latte $6.00

Bold espresso topped with a signature sweet sea-salt cream and a dusting of cocoa.

Matcha & Specialty

Rocky’s Matcha $6.50

High-quality ceremonial-grade matcha meticulously sourced from Uji and Fukuoka, Japan.

Vic’s Café Con Leche $5.25

A creamy espresso blend featuring condensed milk and a hint of cinnamon.

Community Goods Menu Breakfast, Lunch

The food menu at Community Goods holds its own against full sit down restaurants. The Breakfast Sliders lead the pack, soft scrambled eggs and melted cheese on warm Hawaiian rolls, served with two house made sauces. For something lighter, the Pistachio Toast brings a mix of sweet and salty on fresh sourdough. Sandwich lovers can go for the Turkey Sandwich, packed with smoked turkey, Fontina cheese, and basil aioli.

Food

  • Breakfast Sliders. Scrambled eggs and melted cheese on Hawaiian rolls, two house sauces, bacon optional. Orders of two or four.
  • Pistachio Toast. Sourdough with pistachio spread, honey, and vanilla sea salt. Sweet but balanced.
  • Turkey Sandwich. Smoked turkey, Fontina, basil aioli, and pickled shallots on ciabatta. A heartier lunch pick.
  • Banana Bread. Freshly baked, served with passionfruit butter. Light and simple.

Must-Try Dishes:

Signature Sandwiches

Pistachio Toast (Signature) $12

Thick sourdough topped with house-made pistachio spread, a touch of honey, vanilla sea salt, and a drizzle of olive oil.

Chicken Cutlet Sandwich $13

A crispy chicken cutlet on toasted ciabatta, finished with tangy comeback sauce and fresh jalapeño.

Hobbs Turkey Sandwich $14

Smoked turkey layered with melted Fontina, basil aioli, and pickled shallots for a tangy finish.

Morning Treats & Pastries

Fresh Banana Bread with Passionfruit Butter

Freshly baked banana bread, served with passionfruit butter on the side for an extra layer of flavor.

Chia Seed Pudding

A creamy chia pudding finished with seasonal fruit and your pick of toppings.

Artisanal Pastries

A rotating pastry case featuring quality ingredients and classic baking methods.

Community Goods Photos

Photos only tell part of the story at Community Goods. The interior blends minimalist design with warm wood accents and natural light, giving it a calm, photogenic feel. Both indoor and outdoor seating draw weekend crowds looking for that effortless, camera-ready look.

Minimalist Interiors

Clean lines, warm wood tones, and soft natural light give Community Goods its signature look. Nothing feels cluttered or overdone. Every corner is designed with a calm.

Versatile Seating

Community Goods offers a mix of indoor and outdoor seating to suit different visits. Cozy indoor tables work well for a quiet coffee break or catching up with a friend, while outdoor spots are perfect for soaking in the LA sun.

Instagram-Worthy Spaces

Every corner of Community Goods feels made for a photo. Bright, open layouts paired with soft lighting and clean design give each spot a naturally polished look. It is no surprise this cafe has become one of the most photographed spots in Los Angeles.

Community Goods Locations Los Angeles

Visit us at either of our two beautifully designed locations, each offering the signature Community Goods experience:

📍 Edinburgh Location

710 N. Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA

This spot offers a cozy, neighborhood vibe favored by a loyal local crowd.

📍 PDC (Melrose) Location

8687 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA

Located inside the iconic Pacific Design Center, this branch offers a more stylish, design-forward atmosphere.

📍 Brentwood Location New

San Vicente Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

The newest addition to Community Goods, bringing the same menu to the Brentwood community.

Hours

⏰ Edinburgh & PDC: Daily, 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM

⏰ Brentwood: Hours may vary, check ahead before visiting

FAQs

Yes. The Pacific Design Center location carries the same menu as other Community Goods spots, including breakfast sliders, pistachio toast, sandwiches, and pastries alongside the coffee and matcha drinks.

Most coffee cafes offer espresso drinks (latte, cappuccino, americano), brewed coffee, pastries, light breakfast items, and often tea or matcha. Many also add sandwiches or toast options for lunch.

Its ceremonial grade matcha, the Einspanner latte, and breakfast sliders. The clean, minimalist cafe design and its popularity on social media are also a big part of its reputation.

This isn’t publicly confirmed information we can verify. If this detail matters for your site, it’s best to check directly with the business or a verified source before publishing an owner’s name.

For plant-based drinks, Community Goods uses Ghost Town Oats oat milk. Whole milk and other specialty dairy options are also available.

Based on customer feedback, it leans smooth rather than overly sweet on its own. But in drinks with sea salt cream (like the Matcha Einspanner), it tastes noticeably sweeter since the cream adds sweetness on top of the matcha.