Alfred Coffee

Reviews

• FC

  Fran Cortijo

  May 3, 2026
  5.0
  Lovely environment in the Marina. Quality coffee. Sometimes too long of a wait.
• EE

  Ej Etal

  May 1, 2026
  5.0
  Went for the LA Sparks merchandise collab, but will be back for the coffee.
• AB

  Andrii Bagrii

  Apr 27, 2026
  1.0
  Worst service you can imagine
• GI

  Gillius Ignatius

  Apr 15, 2026
  5.0
  First time at Alfred's and had a Hot Vanilla Latte and an Everything bagel with cream cheese. Hit the spot especially after a long flight and my battle with jet lag. The shop had great aesthetics with the tile and wood combo.
• LM

  Louisa Moore

  Apr 1, 2026
  4.0
  I had read about Alfred Coffee in a foodie magazine and when I drove by this location in Marina del Rey, I decided to stop and check it out. This small artisan coffee shop was bustling on a Sunday morning. The busy baristas were working hard through the long line and never ending list of both in-store and mobile orders, which gave the shop a lively and slightly chaotic vibe. It definitely feels like a grab-and-go spot more than a place to settle in, especially since seating and parking are very limited. You do get validated parking with a purchase. The location is right next to a marina. There's a nice outdoor area which makes it perfect for grabbing your coffee and taking a walk around while looking at the boats and water. It's a great way to enjoy your drink without needing a seat, which is good because there are very few inside. I was there in early January, which means the holiday menu was still being offered. The seasonal drinks were fun and creative. I decided to try the eggnog latte, which was espresso and cashew milk blended with eggnog style spices. It was weird to be sure, and much different than your typical coffee drink. I'm not usually a huge fan of super involved coffee concoctions, but I still enjoyed it and appreciated that Alfred does something a little playful with their menu. I would not order it again, however. The pastries looked amazing but I had just had brunch so I passed, but knowing they're made with real French butter definitely ups the appeal. I also loved the maritime-themed décor, which fits the Marina del Rey setting perfectly. There were little sailor sculptures, diving knick knacks, and a wall decorated entirely with yacht rock albums (nice)! This made the whole place feel very on-brand for the neighborhood. I found Alfred Coffee Marina del Rey to be a fun stop for a quick, quality coffee and a stroll by the water. I'd definitely return and try one of those flaky croissants next time!

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