Viento y Agua Coffee House

very yummy and good quality coffee. i ordered their iced vanilla latte with whole milk and it was delicious. look at the color and foam!! super cute coffee shop with lots of comfortable seating. cozy vibes for sure. the baristas were nice and service was fast!

i was recommended an horchata latte from the barista so i ordered one! i got it iced with oat milk, and something that a coffee shop has never asked me before was how sweet i wanted it. i really appreciated this since i don't like my coffee super sweet-- i still like to taste the coffee.this cup was really good and cinnamony, which i liked. i didn't get much of an horchata taste because i ordered it less sweet, i may have gotten that flavor had i ordered it on the sweeter side.i also ordered a blueberry muffin which wasn't sweet at all but was still really nice to have with the coffee.inside of the shop was nice and homey. they also have events from time to time, like open mic nights and pop up shops. i also noticed they serve breakfast items, which i have yet to try.i will definitely be back!

I used to love this place. When the PREVIOUS owner, Bella had it. I discovered it soon after moving to LB 20 years ago! I've been going ever since! It's one of the only coffee-houses left! The staff were always friendly, albeit slow, but that was part of the charm! You knew you were getting quality beverages! AND delicious bagels! From people who took pride in their skills and the good food that was offered. I loved the community vibe and even made friends there. I don't know what the problem is. Since Covid (as w many many businesses) the hours are short, and seems good service is also. I just went in today to drop off toy donations and was excited to get a bagel, and you know, SUPPORT small business! When I got to the counter, I saw a basket FULL of bagels. But 40 minutes before closing, was told, "oh, we're not doing anymore food today". WHAT?! Um, ok, never mind! I don't get it. And I'm just so so disappointed. This used to be a great place. I just don't understand the business plan. I really hope the new owners are seeing these reviews. I'd hate to see it go away.

I've passed this place several times and have always made it a mission to try it. The ambiance always looks amazing and welcoming. Well, I called the other day to make sure they were still serving food. The first person that answered confirmed that they were and I said okay thank you and hung up. Then I called back to get and place an order but somebody else answered. I asked if I could place an order and they cut me off before I could even finish my sentence telling me "we aren't serving food anymore we don't have that." Okay..... but I just called not even 30 seconds prior? I informed her that she was very rude for cutting me off and also she should be on the same page with her coworkers, to make sure they aren't straight up lying to people. She was real quiet after I said that. Won't be coming here thanks to the employees horrible attitudes! Bummer.

This is absolutely one of my favorite coffee shops in Long Beach, or anywhere for that matter. The ambiance and service are always great. I love the vegan food/pastry choices. Although I can appreciate the community events and gatherings that take place several times a month, I love coming in on quiet weekend mornings for some reading/journaling time. Another big perk, is having Adelita's Revenge shop inside for some Mexican goods shopping.

I'm always on the lookout for coffee! No matter where I go, my eyes automatically search for coffee cafes. Recently, I discovered Viento y Agra Coffee House in Long Beach. It's a charming spot offering traditional coffee beverages, smoothies, and small bites. I decided to try a local favorite, the Mexican Mocha. While waiting for my drink, I explored their small boutique, which was filled with adorable and unique items for sale. When my name was called, I settled into one of their comfortable chairs, there's actually plenty of seating available.What's even better about this place is that they host open mic nights and days. It wasn't happening during my visit, but I'd definitely return to experience that.As for the Mexican Mocha, it was absolutely delicious. I usually don't go for mochas, but I'm glad I tried something different this time. That's the whole point, right?

What I love about this place is the bagels; they remind me of home. However, I find the extra charge for vegan options to be unreasonable, which is one of the reasons I stopped coming here. Additionally, the staff has been rude and displayed microaggressions. Although the atmosphere is cute, these issues have led me to never visit this place again.

This Spanish-inspired coffee shop, nestled in a quaint neighborhood, has a lot of charm but leaves a bit to be desired in some areas. The coffee is okay--definitely not the best I've had, but still decent. It's worth a try if you're in the area, though it may not stand out as a destination for coffee enthusiasts.The staff, unfortunately, didn't make a great impression. I walked in and was left waiting for 5 to 7 minutes before being acknowledged, and the interaction felt a bit lacking in warmth and friendliness. The atmosphere could use some improvement to make it more inviting.On a positive note, the seating is excellent for large groups. Whether you're planning a book club, meeting, or study session, the space is well-suited for gatherings and provides a comfortable environment to work or socialize.Overall, while the coffee shop has its merits in terms of space and setting, the service and coffee quality could benefit from some enhancements.

Walking into this places transports you into a calming and aromatic experience as the smell of fresh grounds, chocolate, and appetizing food fill your lungs. The service is amazing and their menu is simple. The atmosphere is very inviting making it easy to spend hours enjoying one of their local favorites, like the Mexican Mocha.

The coffee is decent and the aesthetic is unique for the area but they charge 1.25 for milk substitute which is the highest I've ever seen and way over cost/profit margin. Sucks for those with dietary restrictions or those trying to make good choices for society. Prices in general are on the high side. Wait times are also generally pretty long. Would recommend one of the many other local coffee shops on this strip.