About CAFE NIDO: Coffee & Books
Cafe Nido is a beloved Los Angeles gathering spot where great coffee, fresh pastries, and genuine community come together. Whether you're stopping by after an adventure with friends or settling in with a good book, you'll find a warm welcome and carefully crafted drinks that taste like they're made with care. This is where locals connect over quality food and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile.
What People Are Saying
from Google & Yelp"It’s a nice spot to hangout. My friends and I came here after a hike and we all got drinks. It was decent but we stayed because of the patio and played some games. Friendly staff & very clean. Parking was hard to find on a Saturday morning though"
"The goat cheese croissant was good. But the best part of the scenery. I love being in green spaces. There was plenty of seating when I went but it soon filled up. The only thing that I didn’t like was the country music it didn’t go with the tropical vibes. But I just put on headphones and relaxed."
"The food was great - the goat and cheese croissant was really good, I just wish it was a bit hotter! The vibes are super cute here and it’s a breath of fresh air There’s so many trees and plants and lots of seating options. Just not a lot of outlets!! Very cute for pictures and events!"
"Understaffed, clueless, vibey. This location is nestled alongside a restaurant called Tacolina - both use the same (cashless) register. You'll see two menus side by side - Tacolina and Nido - both with burritos, no descriptions, and a choice of protein listed. There's a $1-2 difference between the same burritos (Nido's chicken is $16 and Tacolina's is $17). When asked what's the difference between the two the register staff said "none". When asked to explain the difference then in pricing, he said "they're both burritos". I of course ordered the less expensive of the two chicken burritos and had to see other orders come out to know that they are in fact, very different. One is a small breakfast burrito with potatoes and dry unseasoned chicken, and the other is a large loaded traditional burrito. It's not hard to add descriptions to the menu or simply know the basics about the food that you serve. 1-star service. 5-star atmosphere for the most glorified and beautiful study-hall you can find on this side of the 101."
"Lovely café with charming decor. You can pick up a book and read for free, which is a nice touch. The vibe is cool, and people seemed to be enjoying themselves. I did find it a bit pricey though—two matchas cost you $20!"
"This place has become my new "treat yourself" spot when working in the hospital. This pop up is very conveniently located in that sense. I quite enjoy their..."
