Concierge Coffee

Went back to check if it's as delicious as I remembered it and... IT WAS!The CORTADO is creamy like melted coffee ice cream (OK, less creamy than that) but it was VERY easy to drink for sure.There are beans on the shelf now -- definitely less embarrassing than asking the cashier if they had any.CONCIERGE COFFEE is less busy on a late Tuesday morning, than on a Saturday afternoon for sure.And yes, the space is as "esthetic" as I recall.

Had a meet-up here on a Saturday in December. It's been a while since I've been around DTLA, so Concierge Coffee was new to me. Plenty of free 3 hour street parking around this coffee shop.I usually like cold coffee and the iced saffron latte ($8) seemed pretty unique so I ordered that. I was pleased to find they use real glassware for their drinks (not sure if you have to request it as my mentee's coffee came in a disposable cup). I was bummed that for the price, the latte is rather small and wasn't strong on the coffee. Still, it was nice to try, but I might order another drink next time.A good amount of seating inside. Not a lot of tables and the tables here are more like coffee tables so not the best set-up if you plan to do work here for several hours.

Saffron latte ($8): 1/5 i got this with oat milk (+50¢) and it was extremely disappointing... it tasted like fabric. There were no notes of espresso whatsoever and tasted quite milk heavy with saffron flavor. It was just a saffron milk tbhAffogato: 1/5. This one tasted like straight vanilla ice cream :/ i could barely taste the espresso. There was no contrasting balance. Good ice cream thoughservice: 3.8/5 service was decent and quick Ambiance: 10/5 super sick!

While in DTLA I searched for coffee spots on Yelp and this came up. Located in the arts district this coffee shop offers variety of drinks and some pastries. The interiors are very modern, the seating is very uncomfortable. You can't stay here too long. The iced specialty drink I got was very delicious, don't remember the name. The service was friendly and quick. We saw a lot of locals hanging around and talking, probably from nearby apartments.

I must say, the aesthetic of this coffee shop is quite pleasing. Kudos to the designer! As for the coffee, I sampled the Einspänner, which proved to be quite strong; I couldn't finish it. While I enjoy coffee, this one was exceptionally strong and, combined with the dark chocolate, not to my liking.If I am ever around the area, I will come back to try their other selections of coffee.

If you love drinking iced coffee drinks all year round like me, this place is PERFECT! Most coffee shops will have iced latte, but lately I've been trying to drink less milk and so glad Concierge offers other iced espresso drinks other than lattes. I tried the iced cortado which really hits the spot! When you want caffeine but just a splash of milk. I was pleasantly surprised to see their offerings including the iced flat white and iced cappuccino- I will absolutely go back and try other drinks. My boyfriend had the matcha latte (hot) and enjoyed it as well. Place might be a bit hard to find if you're driving by too quickly; look out for a white building next to Groundwork's (gray building). Street parking only like most places in Arts District. Came here early on a weekend and was able to find parking fairly quickly.

I went to check out this new cafe in arts district and the vibes here were very nice! I loved the ambience and there's a nice courtyard and interesting mirror hallway for you to explore as well. Parking is street parking that can be tough in the area depending what time of day you're coming.In terms of the drinks, I got the Hojicha latte sweetened and with oat milk and my friend got the einspanner. The Hojicha was lovely and super balanced! It's definitely one of the better Hojicha lattes I've had. Meanwhile the einspanner was pretty unsweetened and super strong so definitely wasn't my favorite type of einspanner. Overall I would definitely come back here for the vibes and the Hojicha!

I love the aesthetic & service. I didn't like the saffron coffee but their signature Einspanner was very strong and delicious

Concierge had me hooked from the moment I walked in. Gorgeous aesthetics, effortlessly cool vibes, and a space so polished it felt like the coffee should arrive with a standing ovation. Naturally, I set my expectations high. Spoiler alert: the coffee didn't quite hit the crescendo I was hoping for.We ordered the saffron latte and the einspänner, both of which were perfectly... fine. Decent, drinkable, but lacking that wow factor I was craving. For a place this stylish, I expected the flavors to dance on my palate. Instead, they offered more of a polite nod. The saffron latte hinted at potential with its subtle spice, but didn't quite deliver that bold, luxurious punch. The einspänner? Smooth, yes, but nothing to write home about.Overall, the experience was an intriguing one. The kind of spot where you'll want to linger, soak in the ambiance, and maybe snap a pic for the 'gram. But if you're solely on a quest for mind-blowing coffee, you might want to keep walking. Concierge nails the vibe, but the brew? It's still waiting for its moment in the spotlight.

My friend and I stopped by here while walking around the Arts District and were captivated by the minimalistic exterior of this coffee shop. I ordered the Einspanner and was pretty underwhelmed with the drink. The coffee was bitter and the cream top was bland. The cup is also pretty pricey for the size. There are some spots to sit inside and I believe there is a courtyard in the back of the coffee shop but we didn't make it back there. TDLR; nice vibes, below average drinks