Coffee Corner

Got their Green Herbal Lemonade — Large cup $ 3.25 — hits the spot on a warm day, and washed out a burnt and greasy apple fritter taste that I had from Bob’s Coffee and Donuts.
The lemonade itself wasn’t overly sweet, and I liked biting into the Chia seeds in between sips (it was fun, lol!), and I loved that the male server didn’t give me a shitload of ice and less lemonade like other places do, woohooo!
This joint takes CASH ONLY. They will also tell you first before they make your drink to make sure you got enough dough to pay for it, lol!

Usually these kind of places are a hit or a miss, but this coffee stand actually serves very good coffee. I ordered an iced mocha and an iced tea, my mocha turned out great, very good flavor and you could taste the quality in the coffee. Both items ended up costing me a total of 5 bucks, not bad.

At The Grove’s farmers market. Literally a coffee corner.
Service was great, she let me try the frozen lemonade but it was too sour for me so instead I got the frozen café latte with espresso.
Pretty pricey, but it was good. Wasn’t really sweet… wasn’t really sweet at all, but decent enough to my standards. Needed a bit of caffeine in my life. Pretty neat spot for drinks and they only take cash!

Great stop for some coffee at the farmers market. Make sure you have cash on you because it’s cash only. There’s no seating other than the one from the farmers market like almost all other small shops and restaurants there. Great coffee for great price!

I needed some caffeine for the drive home back to OC from LA and Coffee Corner was just the ticket. They are cash only but I like locally owned coffee places rather than Starbucks. I ordered an ice blended mocha with espresso and my friend had the Oreo cookie shake which took a few minutes for them to make. It was really sugary, chock full of caffeine and just what I wanted. The staff was very friendly. It’s a stand located in the Farmers Market. They also serve soft frozen lemonade, tea, coffee, and smoothies. I believe they also validate parking as well.

The staff was very friendly. I just had the lemonade and it was very very good.

I went to the Farmers Market this past weekend super early in the AM right when all the little shops and eateries were opening up. My best friend and I wanted to browse around the market to see where we should get brunch at, BUT FIRST AND FOREMOST I needed a hot cup of coffee.
Right when we entered the Farmers Market, Coffee Corner was the first coffee stand we saw. The menu has a good variety of drinks, not just coffee. They have smoothies, teas, and slushy drinks as well. I ordered a ‘double large’ cappuccino and it came out smaller than I pictured in my head, but not a big deal. The cappuccino tasted great, but it wasn’t PIPING HOT – it was somewhere between hot and warm. Overall, good coffee and nice/​fast service. Drinks are decently priced as well.

The lady who runs this joint is super kind!
We didn’t see our favorite java drink «Cubanos» on the menu so we asked if she could make them specifically for us and she was happy to do so!
Prices was lower than I expected as well $ 6.40 for 3 Cubanos to go!

There’s a sign for Lemonade at the coffee shop and guess what? It’s really good lemonade too! When I’m in a food court type environment I like to eat in courses so we get drink, first, second and desert courses of different venues. Having much more than just coffee and being right in the middle of action make the Coffee Corner a natural.

Good alternative to Starbucks. I come here every once in awhile, often due to where I am geographically while at the Farmers Market.
Had a potent espresso here, over ice. They asked if I’d like it to be a ‘long-​draw,’ which works out to be a stronger than usual shot. Of course I said yes.
They’re open at 6am, and their coffee is better than Bob’s, across the way.

Ordered the frozen strawberry lemonade and it was (unfortunately) exactly as I thought it would be – a tad too sweet. Otherwise delicious, and a good choice to carry around as a way to cool down if you’re planning on wandering around the Grove during the hot day.

Came here today for the Frozen Strawberry Lemonade. At first I wanted the Frozen Hawaiian Punch (sounds amazing!) but it wasn’t ready yet. I did appreciate the woman behind the counter letting me know that, instead of serving a lackluster product though.
The Frozen Lemonade was yummy — the large was under $ 4 — and it really hit the spot!

Lemonade anyone? Strawberry or regular — it’s all tasty. Fresssh! Not the friendliest bunch here but quality of the lemonade is all that matters to me here. Sorta like fast food — you get the service you pay for sorta thing.
Definitely a stop-​by-​er if you’re at the Farmer’s Market or The Grove.

Oreo cookie monster!
Unlike most places where you wonder whether they put half an oreo in a gallon of water, this oreo cookie monster is the real deal!
Enough oreo to leave you question whether to be a fully normal, rational, self-​disciplined human being and stop at one cup or … be a monster and go get another cup of that insane oreo blended.
And it’s not as thick as a cookies and cream milkshake.

Both the drinks and service are great. I’m always happy with whatever I get. Usually I just get a small coffee, recently I’ve moved onto the White Chocolate Ice Mocha, which is SO good and always hits the spot on a hot day. The price range is about the same as Starbucks, some of the drinks are even cheaper.
The customer service is exemplary. I wish every business was run by such kind people. They’re always happy to see me and ask me how I’m doing. They remember my weird name. They remember I take 5 sugars (diabetes, here I come!). They even listen to me complain about my life and offer genuine sympathy. They tell me stories about their lives, too. It’s pretty great. I work in the area, and I always look forward to coming here. Try it, if you haven’t already. You’ll become a regular, too.

Good smooth coffee. Fast service. Reasonably priced. Will be back if I happen to be around the area.

Great espresso here and the ladies pulling it are very friendly and full of smiles. Double cap for under $ 3 at the original Farmer’s Market.

One of the first things I do, when I walk into the LA Farmer’s Market on a hot and muggy day, is to grab an apple fritter from Bob’s just across the way and one of my favorite icy old beverages in the entire world — a soft frozen lemonade from Coffee Corner. With one in each hand, I’m a happy camper.
It’s sort of the family-​run, hole-​in-​the-​wall operation I wish was just around the corner from my house or workplace. They are friendly, provide a smile, and start your day off on the right foot. I would more than likely stop by every single day and grab a different beverage with caffeine, or some icy cold drink to quench my thirst. Forget the corporate chain clones of 7 – 11 or Starbucks, I’ll take my business here.
I’m a bit of a nut when it comes to soft frozen lemonade. I like the combination of sour and sweet, but it has to be balanced, otherwise it ruins the drink. Not too icy where you have to scoop it up with a spoon, but enough liquid where you drink it through a straw. Sure, it comes out of one of those spinning, margarita-​looking making machines, but there has to be some art to making a good soft frozen lemonade.

This review is for the lemonade only!
I was down at the Farmers Market with my friends today. We were thirsty and saw that this place sold lemonade. My friends got a regular lemonade and a pink lemonade. I tried a little of both and there were SOOO GOOOOOOD!!! The pink lemonade was hands down the BEST pink lemonade I have EVER HAD. And I have tried many!!! Drinking that lemonade was like drinking your favorite ice cold beer right after running a marathon through the desert. Nothing can hit the spot better on a hot sunny day! Who knew that the best pink lemonade comes from a coffee place?! The guy behind the counter is really nice as well.

Whenever my friend and I shop at the Farmers Market, we’ll stop at the Coffee Corner which brews good strong Colombian Supremo coffee. I can remember a while back the coffee here was only 99 cents, but now the prices are higher, but still fair and in line with other coffee places in the area. A small coffee is $ 1.60 plus tax.
Besides the good coffee, they also sell iced coffee, tea, espresso, lattes, cappuccino, iced blended drinks, slush puppies, and baked goods.
We were here yesterday and we ordered one cup of coffee and the guy at the counter was nice and gave us an extra cup so we could share the very strong coffee.
NOTE: No bills over $ 20 accepted.