Los Feliz

"A house is a machine for living in."

—Le Corbusier

The perfect machine is one in which every feature has a purpose. In designing our newest cafe with wrk-shp, we took our cue from modernist architect Le Corbusier, whose simple cabanon—a twelve-foot-square seaside cabin he built for his wife in 1951—inspired us with its painstaking balance of minimalism and comfort. With this quote in mind, we set out to make Los Feliz the ideal cafe: a machine for enjoying coffee in.

In this precisely provisioned hideaway, every feature—from the light fixtures to the colorful stools—is as functional as it is pleasing to the eye. Human-scale proportioning is a pillar of modern architecture, so the layout maximizes the comfort of our guests and baristas while leaving the smallest possible footprint. We think the overall effect is best appreciated while sipping your favorite drink from our selection of espresso, blend, and single origin coffees.

Stay for breakfast in the garden and then check out our favorite neighborhood institution, Yuca’s taqueria, just down the street.