Tiago Coffee Bar & Kitchen

Food was delicious, I devoured the croissants.The breakfast burrito was a bit spicy but not too much .And the sandwich was far gone :)

Came here twice in 2 for breakfastThe outside seating area is quiet and nice on a warm morning. The inside is very well designed. More of a restaurant feel than just a coffee shopFor people who like coffee you will be impressed by the electric coffee roaster in the back - really sleek and cool lookingFree self service bottle of water. Quite delicious sparkling and stillLoved the cortado We had the stuffed French toast, Caesar salad (great dressing), roasted potatoes, and the brekkie burrito. All really goodMust try

It's a fun, colorful coffee shop located on the corner of Hollywood Blvd. They have validated parking in the back. The food was really good. My friend got a salad and I got the omelette. Both were tasty and clean. The music was a little loud for my preference. I would note that despite 80% vacant seating, someone came up to us within seconds of sitting down saying "we would like to reserve seating for paying customers only." As a small business supporter, I have no problem with this, but from a customer service view, I think that was unnecessary. I feel unwelcome and will not be returning. They also charged my friend for a black coffee refill.

We've always loved Tiago, especially the grilled chicken sandwich and the Cubano. However, today both arrived on ciabatta instead of the usual bun or Hawaiian roll. When I called to check if they were out of bread, I was told the switch to ciabatta was permanent. I politely suggested updating the menu to reflect this, only to be abruptly hung up on. It's disappointing, not just because the bread change ruins the sandwiches, but also because the dismissive response left a bad taste in our mouths. Such a shame for a spot we've always enjoyed.

Ambiance is nice and relaxing. Service is nice and there's plenty of seating. Menu is pretty simple and easy to read. I opted for the breakie burrito ($13) and the healthy hoe ($16)... because balance. I also got an almond mocha ($7) for my bf to try. Food looks great and it tastes great as well! The breakie burrito is pretty good, with the tortilla layer being thin and lots of ingredients in there. I wouldn't say it's the best I have ever had nor would I say it's super special but it was decent and good. The healthy hoe was super good. I liked it but of course since it's healthy, it lacked my oh so loved carbs. I took it home and put a little bit of my leftover pasta in there (from the night before) and it was absolute perfection. The flavors of the chicken was all there and since there was a bit of excess oils/sauce, the pasta really complimented it. Overall, pretty decent place. Gets a bit busy and the to go order took about 15 mins.

The food was good, and the coffee was great! The service was really fast. I like how spacious the ambience is. This is a good place to get a work done

Yummy breakfast, i order using Postmates to avoid finding parking nearby and it always arrives fresh and is delicious. Love their vanilla latte.

SO underrated! This place is an absolute gem. The owner is genuinely one of the kindest people you'll ever meet--if I found out she runs this business just to spoil the pups who visit, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised.On top of the amazing hospitality, they serve a mocha that ranks in the top 1% of the 200+ coffee shops I've visited. It's that good.If I had one tiny suggestion, it would be to consider opening at 7 AM and transitioning their rewards system to a digital format--because honestly, I'm just looking for more reasons to stop by!

This coffee shop has the absolute best breakfast sandwich in town. You're genuinely missing out if you don't try it. The staff is fantastic and the coffee never disappoints. All in all a wonderful place.

What lured me first to Tiago was it's aesthetic. Decorated with pastel pinks, blues, oranges and yellows with an undercurrent of a sort of industrial architecture, this little safe haven at the west end of the Walk of Fame was always very intriguing but I never went in.When I finally ventured inside I found out it's a coffeeshop and a diner inviting customers to either have a hearty brunch (max 4 in their booths inside, more capacity outside if you push tables together), or work in silence depending on your needs.The coffee is actually good compared to many of the nasty coffee spots in the neighborhood (shout out to Starbucks) and they actually know how to do coffee art (shout out to Cassandra). There's a few electric outlets inside and outside for you to plug in.The clientele is a mix of all identities which is normal for Hollywood-- young, old, Black, white, queer, able-bodied, etc. They bust out their food and drinks quite quickly. From the aesthetic to the menu options to the clientele this spot is an example of how seemingly disparate things can be in harmony. I like their coffee and location. The staff is a vibe. I fucks with it. You probably should too. But don't fuck with it too much... I don't want long lines lol.