Community Goods

Tucked away on a quiet West Hollywood street, Community Goods has become one of those neighborhood spots that draws people from all over the city. The intimate, wood-filled space has a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes you want to linger over your coffee. Yes, it’s become something of a celebrity hotspot, and weekend lines can stretch around the block, but there’s a reason this tiny cafe has captured so much attention.

The drinks here are crafted with care. Whether you’re after a straightforward americano or something more elaborate like an einspanner topped with bitter cacao powder, the baristas deliver consistently excellent beverages. The matcha lattes are particularly noteworthy, tasting like genuine tea rather than just green-tinted milk. But the real stars of the show are the sandwiches, and they’re worth every minute spent in line.

The tuna sandwich has earned a reputation as one of the best in Los Angeles, and it lives up to the hype. Served on a substantial ciabatta roll, the generous tuna salad gets an unexpected crunch from crushed salt and vinegar chips layered inside. The turkey sandwich brings Italian sub energy with thick-cut smoked meat, sharp fontina, and a basil aioli that ties everything together. For breakfast, the sliders on Hawaiian rolls with pillowy scrambled eggs and housemade hot sauce are perfectly satisfying.

If you want to experience Community Goods without the crowds, aim for weekday mornings or early afternoons. During these quieter hours, you can truly appreciate what makes this place special: thoughtfully prepared coffee, exceptional sandwiches, and a welcoming neighborhood vibe that keeps regulars coming back.