Cow Cafe

Avocado toast is a must. I had a quick breakfast meeting here, and their oatmilk latte was on point. Very close to convention center and basketball stadium. Nice find.

What a disappointment. We were really excited to try Cow as it came recommended by a friend, but it really dropped the ball.First of all, the place only had one employee and he was obviously behind on side work and such because the place was a MESS. All the tables and seats were filthy and when we commented on it, he just shrugged.They were out of all food - which was great for the business but they were completely out of cold brew - the one thing I wanted. I asked if I could have have iced coffee and he told me "they don't do that there." And I asked why and he said "We just don't." Then I asked for a cup of ice and coffee and he stared at me. I gave up and told him I just wanted a blast of cold, high-caf coffee and I would pass and go elsewhere. My partner ordered a drink and said employee asked him for his name. He spelled out his name and when it came time for his drink, he shouted out the drink type. Why ask for his name if you're just going to shout out the drink to the ONLY TWO PEOPLE HERE? I asked for a napkin or rag to clean up the table and wipe up the drops we spilled from my partner's drink but he vanished on us.I'm sorry that we obviously came at the end of a rush but the service was non-existent. Disappointing.

We picked up a coffee here and it's a clean friendly spot for DTLA's area near the convention center. I don't drink coffee, but bought it for a friend with no complaints, so it must be okay. From my ordering perspective it was fast and convenient.

It's easy to make the mistake of thinking COW CAFE doesn't make good espresso drinks since this is an actual cafe too that serves food.But they DO serve awesome espresso drinks.Their COW Cortado is especially tart, sharp and strong.This means the LATTE definitely did NOT taste like it was watered down.There are plenty indoor seating available. No outdoor seating. A Kobe Bryant mural is easily visible from their front door thought.Staff is fast, friendly and accurate.

Stumbled across this cafe as I was waiting at a Starbucks in DTLA and came here instead! I ordered a vanilla iced latte and it was good! Not too milky and exactly what I was craving. It was such a cute neighborhood spot and I loved sitting outside. People seemed to enjoy brunch inside like an avocado toast but I didn't order any food. They also had outlets inside but no WiFi but I just used my hotspot!

I came to this cafe for a quick lunch during my conference visit to LA conference. It was recommended by my coworker- it turned out to be a hidden treasure during my visit here. It is a cute cafe , not big for big party but neat design and cozy atmosphere, definitely recommended for a quick breakfast or lunch stop. If not during busy hours, it suitable for family. For this visit, I ordered the latte plus egg scrambles, total costs 20 bucks plus some tips. The food tastes and drink quality definitely went beyond the dollars spent. Meanwhile, there is "Kobe mural " across the street, which you can see through the window.

I have to come back to the Cow Cafe once a week because their food is so fresh and healthy and the ambiance is so tranquil. I recently ordered the ginger spinach scramble with avocado and it was delicious. I have had so many items on their menu now and each one is so unique and tasty:)

Cute little shop, kind workers, and clean bathroom!I got the Bagel Sandwich: Lightly toasted mix seed bagel. over-medium egg, avocado, labne, harissa, tomato, arugula, micro-greens and red onions. SO good - flavors were amazing and just what I needed for a quick brunch. Cappuccino was delightful, not too acidic for my empty stomach so I'm sure they use great coffee.

Came here this past Saturday morning for the first time. The service was super friendly and fast. It was busy for 10am, but there was seating, very nice decor. I grabbed and architecture book and enjoyed a vanilla latte, we ordered the chilaquiles and the avo toast. The chilaquiles were fresh, I got my egg scrambled, the salsa was very tasty, whoever made it knows how to make a damn good salsa. The tortillas were crunchy and saucy and I enjoyed it so much. The avocado toast had a generous portion of mash, it was fresh and lemony and came with a side of lightly dressed arugula. A very cute, bright, quiet spot with nice service, good coffee and yummy food! A must try

This was the worst avocado toast I've ever had. It also cost $18 if you want the egg on it. I live right by it so I was hoping I'd love it but no. I don't know how they have good reviews on the food. Maybe the coffee is good but I didn't try it. Also less than great service they forgot to tell me my toast was ready even though there was basically no one else present. And I had to ask for napkins and a fork. The people themselves weren't rude Just a bad experience overall