Dripp

Love this place! Quality coffee and the perfect amount of sweetness. Drink are not overly sweet like Starbucks.

I love their white goat and it’s the only reason I gave them a 4 star. The ambience is nice and I love to sit outside. The price of the coffe is a bit on the expensive side. The pastries may be good but astronomically expensive for what they are.

I don’t really understand the hype for this place. I got s tea and it was pretty good if not more on the mild side. Next time I’ll try their coffee. I thought it was a bit pricy for the size I got. The employees are sweet and friendly and the atmosphere is great, it’s just a bit too posh.

God this place is hip as hell. I’ve had their ice cream sandwiches and they’re alright. There coffee is good. This place gets super packed so finding a spot to sit is out of the question sometimes. A lot of students come here to study too, i’ve only studied here once and ehhhh. Very hyped up place.

Great little coffee spot for some coffee and tea, very hipster like spot, but the service here is good and drinks too. What more can you ask for from a coffee shop. They also have cookie ice cream too.

I’ve been a dripp customer since the first day they opened, so I’ve tried most of their coffee and at one point in my life, my phone asked me if I wanted to set it as my home destination.
Sadly, recently, I moved away for school. Upon returning to visit my favorite watering hole, I found that they had changed the formula of the Submarine. Previously, my beloved Submarine was a scumptious milkshake blend with the right coffee to ice cream ratio. Now, it has been replaced with some dull coffee boosting some sort of fancy nitrogen and a tiny scoop of ice cream floating on top.
The extra two stars is for the service, which is great as always, and the fact that they allowed me to exchange the disappointing new Submarine for another drink off their menu.
In sum, don’t order the overpriced and under whelming Submarine. Try the GinGin instead for a sweet but satisfying punch, or the Affogato for those who are looking for a taste of coffee and ice cream.

Stopped by Dripp since I was at a real estate appointment. Wow! This needs to be in Manhattan Beach or the Westside. @Dripp I’d love to help in finding you a 3^rd location. Are you in?!

I like comin here but today I ordered the first coffee on the menu annnnd yuck: flavor and price!
The description of ther Perci /​Geisha was enticing: «A delicate and sweet coffee with notes of cherry, carob, and spiced plum.»
Unfortunately, cherry and carob brought out an immediate not of SOY SAUCE, I got plum after but it wasn’t as pleasant as I’d hoped.
9 bucks down the drain…
I usually get desserts here– the coffee is too special for my tongue I guess. I’ll try an affogato next time.
Cookies — pretty good quality
Ice cream — usually yummy
My tip: get two types of cookies so you can try more than one on the same visit!

Dripp is synonymous with «hipster heaven.» The décor here is like the hipster-​est ever. Their coffees are good, but their ice cream sandwiches are what keeps me coming back. It’s a yummy alternative to Afters Ice Cream. Coming here to get work done can be hit or miss. If you manage to nab a spot upstairs with the comfy couches and coffee tables, then you’re set. However, if you’re unlucky and wind up with a seat downstairs, those tables are small, cramped, and have weird screws on the corners that are not laptop friendly. Don’t get that MacBook scratched! The seats also aren’t that comfortable downstairs, unless you get a spot on the one couch in the corner. Parking here can be a struggle at times since it is a mall and you might have to circle for a few minutes.
I’m excited for the Fullerton location to open so I don’t have to drive so far to get here! They keep saying it’s about to open, but then again, they’ve said that for the past few months…

Over hyped place. I have tried the latte and regular COFFE — I even bought the $ 6.50 chocolate.
Very very disappointed.
The only one good thing is the DEDIGN.
It looks hip and not my taste.

Best coffee in Chino Hills, definitely will come back for more coffee !!

First time here. I ordered the ice cream sandwich with chocolate chip cookies and the static espresso ice cream. It had such a good flavor and it’s a pretty good size.
There’s a lot of seating space both inside and outside. There’s even a second story with additional chairs and couches.
I personally don’t like the look of the inside. It’s a lot of patterns and textures just mashed together. Very «hipster» look and vibe but not bothersome or anything. If you’re a coffee lover you’ll appreciate the aroma of coffee upon entering.
I would definitely come back again. The ice cream sandwich was great but I’d like to try the coffee next time.

Ordered the chai tea
I have to say one of my favorite chai teas
Price is about $ 5 a drink
Really nice spot
Will come back

I’ve recently become a black coffee drinker and it has really made me appreciate places like Dripp that offer some excellent pour over options. The décor is definitely grade A hipster, perfect for all your Instagram pictures, but they also serve up some quality coffee.
You place your order first with a friendly cashier with an iPad who takes your order and rings you up then a barista prepares your drink and delivers it to a separate hand off area. The lovely lady at the front of the line was really friendly, which is refreshing since usually coffee shops like this can attract some snooty employees… but she was nothing but warm and friendly. She helped me select a blend that fit my taste and WOW this Ethiopian I tried was PERFECT. I wish I remembered the name but it was a great cup of coffee.
Places like this come at a premium– you pay for the curated atmosphere, the single origin coffee, and great service, however unlike many coffee shops, Dripp gives you your money’s worth… at least if you like black coffee.

An Insta-foodie’s dream! That interior theme gives an industrial vibe, with hipster décor made with 100% real wood! There is an upstairs area for a group to do some studying or just chill, and plenty of tables downstairs as well.
I’ve heard great things about this place, and they’ve got a few more options you won’t see at your typical coffee shop. It’s not too hard to find parking in the giant private lot. The koug’n aman pastry is perfectly caramelized and flaky, but i haven’t had the other pastries. As for drinks, we got the Brulala and Spanish Latte. Both drinks came out lukewarm, which I obviously was not a fan of… but the Spanish Latte was really good. The Brulala resembles a latte with sugar burned on the surface (similar to crème brûlée), and that wasn’t really my cup of joe, per say… but it could’ve been due to the temperature of the drink.
Overall, I’d give this a 4-​star and would be willing to come back to try some of the other options!

Dripp is a cute little coffee/​tea/​dessert shop located in the heart of the typically-​busy Shoppes at Chino Hills. My peers frequently attend this shop to study, but on the day I arrived they were so full there wasn’t even the slightest opportunity to find a seat. I was actually quite surprised with how little of space they had for such a popular spot (and thus is the reason I have chosen not to give them 5 stars). Because of their lack of space I didn’t get to enjoy the full experience that I was looking forward to!
The part of this experience that stuck out to me the most was how much the staff cared. I was wearing my WesternU jacket, and even without me mentioning my exams or having a notebook in hand they all asked me how my studying was going. It blew me away that they even knew, or took the moment to even acknowledge me on a level outside of being just a typical customer. That little moment, goes a long way.

I was really hoping to be able to give Dripping a better rating nearly two years later. We came in for coffee passing up on the now $ 6 mini ice-​cream Sammie’s. Service was stuck up and slow, we are talking 20 minutes for two lattes. They were tasty but tiny and at $ 6 each a real rip off. I seriously wanted to get my money back waiting that long and then again when I saw how small it was. Also the latte was only lukewarm, hate that. Pass on coming here again, the service was a huge turn off.

I was really excited for this place. Then I waited fifteen minutes at 6pm for my 6 dollar latte. Who drinks coffee that late and still goes to sleep at a regular hour, anyway?!
Per prior reviewer tips, I ordered the ruelala, a vanilla latte adorned with caramelized brown sugar on top. Although I was saving my drink till morning, I had to try it and see if it was worth the price and hype. The espresso itself tasted very smooth. The sugar atop the foam was a nice touch but I regretted not getting a latte with torched marshmallows on top like the vanilla latte.
I also ordered a horchata ice cream sammich between two cookies, and this was really yummy. Ice cream had great flavors and velvet smooth texture. The thing was huge! Seating when it’s cold out also seems to be an issue since there are limited seats inside.
The reviews saying this is the LA hipster coffee shop not in LA are accurate to me, since I had limited seating space, tons of people even when I think there won’t be, and still crazy prices for anything custom.

I love this place! Upon leaving bruxie, the boy and I were thinking of going to a coffee shop anyway and this was right here! It’s WORTH THE STOP. It was so cute and we needn’t make this fattening stop, but what is life without some indulgence. (Says she who just INDULGED in a waffle sandwich…#facepalm)
Dripp definitely spent some serious dollars decoration and for personalized details such as cups and such. I loved it.
There was definitely a good 20 or so minutes trying to decide what we wanted because they had cookies and pastries and curiosity cola and ice cream. What, you ask? Curiosity cola? Yes. It’s a strange herbal and ginger cola that’s like drinking Chinese herbs haha. It’s curious and yet not bad. I had to try it. Because I’m a curious bear.
So these were the decisions (and really good ones): cookie ice cream sandwich with coffee ice cream and one toffee cookie and one Reese’s chocolate cookie, almond milk latte and cupidity cola. Yes, we single handed my gave ourselves diabetes! Fuhhhh.
So a suggestion is that you get ice cream sandwich with the cookies on the side for the sandwich price because the ice cream freezes that cookie and becomes damn hard to bite through. Or coffee comes to the rescue as a dipping/​softening mechanism.
I believe the ice cream was made with nitrogen because it was seriously the smoothest I’ve ever tasted. How heavenly! And we got this tiny shovel to eat it with (like gelato!) which always makes it better because you get to savor that! And the coffee flavor was strong which is how I like it!
The latte was yummy and the foam heart art was cute. If only you could do a bear…
But that’s my only critique! I’d go here daily if I lived close — it’s such a cute spot to study and hang out!

I remember coming to this place years ago and I don’t remember what I got but it was something fancy with ice cream. I’m on a major diet right now plus this time I came in the morning before a work meeting so fancy shmancy wasn’t on the menu for me.
I got the Spanish latte with soy milk. It’s sooo yummy! It’s creamy and amazing and not super sweet. Perfection! I’ve never tried a Spanish latte before but I’m glad I tried my first at Dripp! The total came out to be $ 5 and some cents.
The staff is really friendly but kind of keep to themselves. I don’t mind that, ESP early in the morning. Parking is super easy too, but I can see how it can get crazy in the evenings and weekends as there are a lot of other restaurants and shops in the area. I love this shopping center though! So many good foods for a foodie like me :)
I know where my go to coffee spot is whenever I’m in the area now. Please open up more locations, thanks!
P. S. Check in on Unilocal and get an offer for 10% off! I didn’t check in until after I paid but I’m excited I have a reason to come back, not that I needed one ;)