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Maru Coffee

4.5 · 672 reviews
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Maru Coffee is a sleek, minimalist café in LA's Arts District, known for its clean design and exceptional pour-over coffee. The interior features concrete floors, white walls, and a long wooden bar where baristas meticulously prepare each cup. The menu highlights single-origin beans from various regions, with rotating selections. The vibe is creative and laid-back, attracting artists, freelancers, and coffee enthusiasts. The space is small but efficient, with a few communal tables and window perches. The signature 'Maru latte' with a touch of honey is a must-try. It's a great spot to grab a quick coffee or settle in for a productive session.

Don't miss

  • Order the honey latte (Maru latte) for a subtly sweet treat
  • Watch the baristas perform a precise pour-over at the bar
  • Browse the rotating selection of single-origin beans for sale
  • Snap a photo of the minimalist interior with its iconic white tile

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Ways to visit Maru Coffee

You can visit on your own (No tickets needed; walk-in only). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Know before you go

  • Street parking is limited; try the lot on 7th Street.
  • Laptop-friendly, but outlets are scarce, come prepared.
  • Limited pastries from local bakeries; check the counter for options.
  • Photography is welcome, but be mindful of other guests.

A bit of history

Maru Coffee opened in 2016, founded by a team passionate about specialty coffee and design. It quickly became a staple in the LA coffee scene, known for its focus on quality and aesthetics.

Common questions

Do they have non-dairy milk?

Yes, oat and almond milk are available at no extra charge.

Is there Wi-Fi?

Yes, free Wi-Fi with a password on the board.

Can I buy beans to take home?

Yes, they sell bags of their current single-origin roasts.

Is the café dog-friendly?

Dogs are allowed on the patio, but not inside.

What's the most popular drink?

The honey latte (Maru latte) is the signature favorite.

Do they have food?

Only pastries; no full meal options.

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