Living Room Coffeehouse

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livingroomthe

Joined 2 years ago

The Living Room. This adorable two story cafe is open from 6am to 2am, making it one of the best places to go at any time of the day. Since it is in the heart of La Jolla, it is one of the best places to go to late at night. Besides having a gorgeous view of the ocean, The Living Room Coffee House has pretty much anything you could ever want when it comes to food and drink. Some of the most popular cafe drinks include the Milky Way Mocha, the California Mocha, and even their standard brewed coffee. The manager, Rita, explains that they brew their coffee, which is a European blend, every 10 minutes, and it is always fresh and delicious. In addition to their cafe drinks, they offer a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner menu as well as smoothies, wine and beer. If that weren't enough, they also have an array of desserts made by a Swiss chef, and also a full bar. Upstairs there is a hookah lounge, ocean room, and cigar room. So whether you want an early morning coffee or a late night cocktail, The Living Room has quality beverages and food that will satisfy any craving.

The Living Room Coffee House offers :

Lunch

Breakfast

Dinner

Homemade soups

Fresh salads, sandwiches & entrees

Fine coffees and pastries

Outdoor patio

Ocean views

Full liquor and wine bar

Hookah Lounge

Cigar Lounge

Happy Hours everyday 12 noon until 6pm

$3 beer and wine

$5 Well drinks and margheritas

$15 Hookah

November Special $5 off any bottle of wine

The Living Room Coffee House is La Jolla's Dessert Headquarters !

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Lamba58

Joined 3 years ago

Really cool place!. This place is really cool, definitely blows Starbucks out of the water. They have a Hookah bar and regular bar upstairs...check this one out!

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Downtown La Jolla coffeehouse chain where locals and tourists relax, study and grab a quick bite.. In Short
Located above the Cove at the T-intersection of Prospect and Girard, this bistro is recognizable by its striped awning, which shades people-watchers lounging below. Tinted windows hide the intimate and softly lit interior where patrons wait their turn to order from chalk board menus behind the counter. Families and tourists settle in to antique furniture to enjoy sandwiches, cheesecakes and flavored ice-blended drinks, while local students take advantage of free Wi-Fi and sprawl out on dark cherry tables.