The hype is warranted. Nice sip of coffee in this area. Limited seating and parking can be found on the street. I would recommend trying what they're known for before getting anything else. Service was quick and friendly. Would absolutely come back.

My boyfriend and I decided to try Camel Coffee, and it didn't disappoint! I ordered the Iced Camel Latte, and I was shocked by how well the orange and coffee flavors paired--bright, refreshing, and unique. My boyfriend got the Camel Coffee (milk, cream, espresso), which was rich and smooth, but we both felt the portion was small for $6. The cup, without a lid, felt more like a water cup filled to the brim with coffee and ice. The café's woody, abstract design creates a cozy and welcoming vibe with plenty of natural light. There's an upstairs seating area, and WiFi is available, though parking and outdoor seating could be improved. The staff was efficient and friendly, even with a steady flow of customers. Our drinks were prepared quickly. They also confirmed our order at checkout, which added a nice touch of attentiveness. Overall, Camel Coffee is a charming spot with great drinks and a cozy atmosphere, though a few tweaks could elevate it further.

Camel matcha: Ok one of the top five matchas I've ever had, however I didn't love how much it was for the amount we got. Yes it was a bit stronger than a normal sized matcha, but if you're the type of person to sip on a drink that'll last, maybe it isn't the right drink for you. I think it's perfect for someone who wants the caffeine to hit & not have to drink so much of it. On the brighter side, it had the perfect balance of sweetness, fruitiness, and bitterness that we all look for in a good matcha. Don't get me started on the cream too UGHH. Super light and didn't make me feel heavy. Ambience: Love how they stuck to the woody theme inside with little abstract features. Made it feel really homey and cozy with a lot of natural lighting. As for working at the cafe, there are a decent amount of seats, including an upstairs area. I didn't get the chance to look around for any outlets, but saw that they offer WiFi :3 Service: They were quick with our drinks even though there was a pretty decent amount of people. In addition since it was our first time here, they explained to us how to properly drink the matcha. Even upon ordering, they made sure to confirm the correct order!

Wowwww it's sooooo good. My friend didn't wanna get my hopes up so didn't hype it up too much but it was seriously worth the hype. The camel coffee wow. Such great flavor and the matcha was amazing too!! I'm obsessed but it's so far from my house. However I'll def be making a trip out there soon.

Wow. Lines out the door, small seating area upstairs and really no space at all to enjoy this awesome coffee. You know it's good when the lines keep a coming! Got the popular ice Camel latte with oat milk and oh my goodness it is the bomb. Stir it and to mix of cocoa and orange really brings out the flavor of the beans! I felt the jolt of caffeine with every sip and had to slowly take my time. I am usually an Americano connoisseur and this is up to Par if not even better!!! How I wish parking was much easier and more seating available outside. There is a lot of space on the side that is not very well designed, but has a lot of potential. .

First time trying camel coffee ever since the hype since the tache pistachio milk brand was doing a promotion. I tried the camel coffee($5.50) with the tache pistachio milk. I truly think this place is worth the hype and I would wait 15 minutes max in line for the coffee. When I first saw the small amount of coffee there was I was skeptical but it was phenomenal. I loved how the flavor of the coffee was condensed and super strong with the sweet cream top. They have a cute upstairs area which is a great place to grab coffee and catch up with a friend I just wouldn't study there. Overall, would definitely come back some time soon and the coffee is fairly priced compare to other coffees in LA that range from 6-7 dollars

Finally came here after trying the cafe in Korea. Since it was during the holidays, there weren't many people so the wait was short. We got lucky and street parking was easy. We got the camel matcha and camel coffee. They're tiny but so delicious!

My first time trying this trendy spot in dtla! There was a small line when we entered, but it moved quickly as we decided what to order. The camel coffee is popular here, but the barista told me that it's an 8 oz drink with cream, espresso, and milk. I definitely wanted more volume than that, so I ended up getting the camel latte, which has espresso, chocolate, and orange. I enjoyed the combination of flavors and the espresso was pleasantly strong, although the price is a little steep. Overall an enjoyable experience and the cafe gave off the quintessential la vibe ~

The camel latte makes me really happy! I think it's a very special combination of flavors. It tastes kind of like chocolate-covered orange candy, but in latte form. I highly recommend it. I've had it both hot and iced, and the flavors pop more in the iced version. They have a small selection of pastries as well, and they've all been really delicious, especially the ham and cheese croissant. The shop is very cute, though it has limited space to hang out, and the seating isn't the most comfortable. However, it's a cool concept. The service is fast, and everyone who works there is very friendly. Also, the restroom is clean!