One Fine Blend

Very nice, it’s located inside the library downstairs. Staff are super friendly and the selection is great.

I personally only come to this cart for drinks, which are good but nothing mind blowing. I love their hot lattes that they have under specialties. Not too sweet and the perfect amount of caffeine to help me get productive for a few hours at the library. If you’re not a caffeine drinker, they do have smoothies that are pretty tasty — I personally like the mango one the best. These are nice treats if you’re planning to stay at the library for a while to get some work done.
However, I would only buy food from here if I was starving! They have basic food options like some sandwiches, hot dogs, pasta, and small snacks like chips and candy. I had an egg salad sandwich before and it was aight. I’d say the food is on par with what you’d get at a gas station. Meh, I pack my own snacks when I come.

Cute little coffee cart on the lower level of the Huntington Beach central library.
I usually order an iced mocha or just a regular cup o’ joe. Their mochas are deliciously crafted, with the perfect espresso to chocolate ratio. My last visit I ordered a raspberry mocha and it was sooo good. It’s like drinking a raspberry truffle (just not as sweet).
They offer an array of snacks, pastries and sandwiches for studious patrons looking for a quick bite. They also have a fridge with water, soda and other bottled beverages. Everything is reasonably priced, except for sandwiches in my opinion.
There’s usually only one person working the cart, so be patient! These delicious concoctions can’t be rushed.
If you’re ever in the library, stop by!

One Fine Blend is a small little coffee cart offering library goers snacks, sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, coffee, juice, & more. I believe they also carry smoothies, but no freshly squeezed juice or anything you’d expect from Nekter.
Since it’s a small coffee cart, there’s only one person working it so service can be very slow when the line is long.
Prices are pretty good! A Vitamin Water will set you back $ 1.75 & a latte will hover around $ 2.50 ish depending on what size you get.
If you’re a fan of lattes, I’d recommend the almond vanilla one that they have under specialities. However, because I’m not a coffee expert, I can’t attest to how decent their actual coffee is. Their lattes come out piping hot & they’re not too sweet. They offer soy milk as an alternative, but no almond milk so y’all just gotta deal or maybe bring your own (who does that?).
Snacks include fresh vegetables like celery & carrots, chips, & candy. They offer tomatoes, green chiles, & onions to top off your burger or hot dog.
If you’re a vegetarian, don’t get the vegetarian burger. It’s just awful. It’s a mushy mush of mush. Just don’t. Stick with a sandwich or something else. Little to no options for vegans, so it’s best to bring your own snack or lunch. Their spaghetti is vegetarian I believe & it’s decent for library spaghetti. Don’t expect fresh from Italy status or anything, it’s just the HB library, don’t go crazy here.
The stand has room for improvement, but I appreciate what it is for the budget given to the library. It’s a beautiful area with fountains & a view. Service is always friendly too.