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Go Get Em Tiger in Larchmont Village, Los Angeles

Go Get Em Tiger

Larchmont Village, Los Angeles

Go for the original GGET-name Larchmont cafe: bar-style service, house-roasted coffee, almond macadamia drinks, waffles, breakfast, and beans.

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Go Get Em Tiger's Larchmont Village cafe is the right anchor for the brand in Los Angeles: the second shop from the G&B team, opened in 2013, and the first one to carry the Go Get Em Tiger name. It still reads as the thesis statement: bar-style service, fast coffee, bright staff energy, and enough breakfast and lunch to make the stop more than a quick espresso.

The room is narrow and social rather than quiet. Order like you are at a counter bar, not a hushed tasting room; the pleasure is in the directness, the almond macadamia drinks, the sturdy batch brew, and the fact that a Larchmont walk can start with waffles, a breakfast sandwich, or beans for home.

Coffee style

GGET has grown into a roasting company, but Larchmont works because it keeps the original service idea intact. The current coffee side ranges from Minor Monuments espresso to rotating single origins, decaf, drip, cold coffee, and retail bags. This is not the most solemn pour-over stop in LA; it is an everyday bar where the coffee is meant to be accessible, quick, and still specialty-minded. That balance is the point: the shop can serve coffee people without making casual regulars decode the whole menu first.

What people go for

Espresso Batch brew Almond macadamia latte Waffles Breakfast and lunch

The signatures set the visit apart. Longtime coverage keeps circling back to the almond macadamia milk, espresso milkshakes, and the way the shop makes coffee feel less austere than the old third-wave stereotype. Food is a real part of the case: official pages list a full food and drink menu at Larchmont, with kitchen hours from morning through mid-afternoon, and guest patterns point to waffles, breakfast sandwiches, burritos, and cafe lunch.

The feel

Choose Larchmont for the bar rhythm and the neighborhood. It is better for a lively coffee-and-food stop than a long laptop session, and prices can feel premium once food and specialty drinks join the order. If you want more space, Highland Park, Los Feliz, ROW, Fountain Ave, and Grand Central Market give the same brand in different LA registers, with patios, market energy, or downtown pauses.

Why Go Get Em Tiger is shortlisted by Filter Notes

Go Get Em Tiger is shortlisted because Larchmont captures a durable LA idea: high-quality coffee without the stiff posture, built around speed, hospitality, food, and a room that wants you to interact. Go for a caffeinated Larchmont morning, the house nut-milk drinks, breakfast, and an easy retail-bean pickup; know before going that the best version is energetic and bar-like, not calm and contemplative.

At a glance

Go Get Em Tiger • Larchmont Village
Neighbourhood
Larchmont Village
Address
230 N Larchmont Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90004
Hours
Mon-Fri 6:30-6 Sat-Sun 7-6 Kitchen daily 7-3

Verified from Go Get Em Tiger's current official locations page.

Other LA locations
Fountain Ave Grand Central Market Los Feliz Highland Park ROW DTLA
Best for
Espresso Batch brew Almond macadamia drinks Waffles Breakfast and lunch Beans
Good to know
First shop under the Go Get Em Tiger name Bar-style service Multi-location LA roaster-cafe Premium drink pricing Better for a lively stop than quiet work

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What others are saying

“the first one we named Go Get Em Tiger”
— Go Get Em Tiger official locations page · Source ↗
“bar-style service, brewing beautiful coffee and serving delicious breakfast and lunch”
— Go Get Em Tiger official locations page · Source ↗
“tiny Larchmont staple reminds you more of your favorite crowded bar”
“Forget pour-overs: Go Get 'Em Tiger gives it to you hot and fast”
“Food here should orbit the gravitational pull of the coffee”
“Waffles were excellent - as was the coffee.”

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