The Palm Coffee Bar

Happy people in a happy and cheerful environment serve you dope delicious, QUALITY coffee and other great beverages (blueberry matcha!)
If you're looking for cheap, over roasted coffee beans you better stick w the "famous chain" you won't find that here.

love this place, esp love getting the Sweet Creature! Shout out to Alice who made sure I got my decaf drink- everyone is super sweet and cool.

Favorite local spot for custom drinks and great atmosphere!

Love that they use Equator Coffee, so good!!
The pastries are great as well. The staff is really friendly. Great all around vibe! ...and since parking is pretty easy on that street, I’m likely a new regular 🙈

This is a great little neighborhood cafe which is exactly what I want in contrast to bigger, busier, noisier places. Those cafes can be great experiences as well but I love being able to walk through my neighborhood to grab a cup of coffee, a pastry, and just sit down and reeee-lax! I also love the idea of supporting a "mom 'n pop" shop.

This wonderful little spot has great cups of coffee. The menu is simple and to the point and the coffee they serve is smooth and not at all bitter. They recently got a refrigerated display and have begun serving sandwiches and bottle drinks, so they've been expanding their options. They also have fivestar, which is great for those who like to frequent places. Check it out!

I need to get a to go coffee before work, so i stopped by at 6:48pm, knowing they closed at 7, it would be enough time to grab and go. But when I showed up, the door was locked and employees said they were already closed. A waste of my time and a trip.

Lattes are great, perfectly balanced taste. They use sugarbloom for pastries which imo are the best in LA.
Staff is mostly all friendly and welcoming. Probably the best small business coffee shop in the Valley.

My new favorite coffee place. First: amazing and expertly roasted coffee provided by Equator. Second: the baristas are very skilled and very friendly! I have had incredible service and coffee each time I have visited. Third: delicious pastries provided by Pitchoun Bakery. I fully intend to be a regular and I can't wait to see how The Palm grows!

I was excited to try this place - I'd heard good things and love all the little local coffee shops in Magnolia Park.
It's definitely cute. It's totally the Holy Matcha!/Alfred Tea motif. The design is nice. A little cramped getting to the seating with the shelves and cooler offering more cute knick knacks and drinks and what looked like a very healthy salad to go.

I tried a new blended drink - Horchata latte - which I was disappointed to find out had no coffee in it, and would cost $1 for one shot to be added. Somehow it was bland and too much at the same time. I ended up dumping most of it, which is not a great first impression for a drink over $6.
My husband was pleased with the Lucky Charm (I think something) that was matcha and blueberry. However, he had to pick off the pink marshmallows since he's allergic to red dye. Nbd, I wasn't paying attention to if the menu mentioned them so I don't know if we could have headed that off or not. I imagine they are.

The register guy seemed very uninterested in his job. I think it's a personality thing, and his is one that wasn't fun to interact with when wanting to know about a new menu of things you've never seen. The girl on the bar seemed to be delightful, but we didn't interact a lot. The making of drinks seemed slow even though no one was there when we came in.

In the end, the prices were high for what ended up being a lackluster experience. I won't be going out of my to try the basics here, probably just stick with simply coffee down the street.