Clark Street

Clark Street - Great Iced Latte, Even Better HospitalityStopped by Clark Street in Larchmont for an iced latte and left even more impressed than expected. The latte was fantastic--smooth, perfectly balanced, and just the right amount of creamy. The whole café has such a warm, inviting feel, and being in the heart of Larchmont makes it an ideal spot to grab a drink before wandering through all the great shops and restaurants nearby.The best part? As they were closing up, they had extra pastries and kindly gave them out for free. And let me tell you--it was amazing. Buttery, perfectly flaky, just the right amount of sweetness, and topped with fresh blackberries that made it even better. Such a thoughtful touch that really shows what kind of place this is.Great drinks, great atmosphere, and genuinely kind people. Highly recommend!

I love those menus that are simple and well executed and that's what you get at Clark Street. A great selection of food, not overwhelming, and absolutely delicious. I ordered their breakfast sandwich with egg, bacon, tomato etc. ( i honesly forget because I wae starving) and it was so well done, flavorful with fresh ingredients. No complaints, can't wait to go back and try more items. Good coffee/beverage selection as well. I ordered an oatmilk chai and absolutely destroyed it before I could get a picture. Would've ordered another but the line was too long which should tell you a lot. Seating indoor and outdoor, excellent service from the staff and great vibes all around. Can't wait to go back.

Beautiful display of pastries in a cute Larchmont location. Expect a wait outside the door, and some popular pastries may sell out in the morning. The cardamom and cinnamon buns are delightful- little doughy for my liking. I couldn't resist the peanut butter cookie which was dense , moist and delicious.

I frequent this Clark Street location, and the reason would not surprise you: they make some excellent baked goods. Whether it's their cardamom buns or their seasonal pastries (e.g. hot cross buns during Lent), I can reliably find a great pastry to eat in house or take home for later. I also enjoy their espresso-based drinks; I often get a cortado and find the balance of milk foam to espresso to be top-notch. While I find their back seating area to be dreary, they do offer lots of outdoor seating including long benches and small tables. There can often be a long line during peak hours, but I find that the employees move efficiently to take orders.

It is so awesome to have a bakery close to me that I can go for fresh pastries and country bread. Make sure to try both their savory and sweet menu. They make Swedish cinnamon buns here and it is a chewy sweet treat with a good cup of coffee!

Simple. Flavorful. Fantastic. Not to mention the beautiful barista in the red dress who is ever so warm and helpful.There, I checked all three boxes in one sentence. Realistically, this can be a place you stroll to for a nice early Saturday or Sunday breakfast with Coffee. It can be a place where you sit outside on the sidewalk café, taking in all of the people watching it can be a place you can go to for teatime .All of the baked goods were fluffy, moist, and had a smattering of flavors offered. The coffee/espresso drinks seem top-tier. I wouldn't say they would compete with la mil. but if you're into the baked goods scene, check this place out.

Clark street is a great place to go if you want to quickly grab a sandwich, pastry, or coffee.They often have a long-ish line in the weekends but it moves pretty fast. They also have a few tables out back if you want to eat there or you can take your food/drinks to go.Overall we enjoyed our food and want to try some of their pastries the next time we go.

Had an hour to kill this morning and was looking for a dog-friendly place to get a coffee and maybe something to eat. Saw the Clark Street Bakery, and it looked good from the outside so thought "why not?" Purchased a breakfast burrito and a latte. Price was "average". The latte was well-made. The breakfast burrito was filling, but perhaps lacking some other element inside. It definitely needed the hot sauce that accompanied it to jazz it up a bit. It was good, but I might try something else if I return to Clark Street in the future. Also purchased a loaf of sourdough to take home - bread was crisp on the outside and soft inside, and delicious when toasted with butter and jam. Recomended.

Clark Street is a cute Scandinavian coffee shop. I stopped by a couple times to try their pastries. It's a little pricey, and some of their pastries were hit or miss. But everything overall was solid. Also the lines can get quite long on the weekends. Apple honey bread: just ok. A little dry.Banana bread: meh. Levain down the street has a much better slice. Cardamom bun: awesome. Soft and fresh.Pumpkin cookie: awesome.Pumpkin spice latte: also awesome. Would come back to try their lunch menu. Street/neighborhood parking is pretty easy in this area too.

Clark street is winning the bakery game on Larchmont Blvd. I wish they would win the customer service game too. The employees at the counter can be elitist and snobbish. Whoever owns or manages this establishment please work on this attitude. We love your goodies and sincerely hope you can be a bit more polite and kind especially since Los Angeles needs it more this week.