Curated
Bakers & Baristas interior

Bakers & Baristas

Closed
opens Thu 8 AM
Neighborhood
Artesia
Roaster
Single roaster
Food
Pastry · Cold food · Hot food

Curator’s note

The Quan brothers opened in 2015 pouring Four Barrel and De La Paz exclusively, and a decade later nothing on that board names a roaster or an origin at all. The bakery half never went vague: it still names the butter and the chocolate on the page.

The Curated Order
The drink
Honey Lavender

A signature latte with house-made honey lavender syrup and a double shot of espresso, served hot or iced.

The food
Tapsilog

Garlic rice with marinated sirloin, a fried egg, atchara and a side of banana ketchup.

The coffee

At launch the owners named two San Francisco roasters, Four Barrel and De La Paz, as their exclusive pours, both elite-tier specialty names, but that pairing belongs to 2015 and the shop names no roaster now. The live board runs drip, cold brew, pour over and espresso without printing a roaster or origin anywhere, and the online store sells no beans, so ask who's in the hopper before you order.

The room

All 2,600 square feet were built out by PSSDC, whose craftsmen made every piece of furniture and every light fixture in their own Arts District warehouse. The coffee lands in West River Field Lab ceramics, which is a level of fuss most bakery counters never get around to.

The work-test
WifiFastFast, fine for uploads
OutletsPlentyAt nearly every seat
SeatingSpaciousLots of room to spread
NoiseLivelyEnergetic, lively room
LaptopsLaptop-friendlyWelcome anytime

The vibe

Photos

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People

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