Klatch Coffee

I was there last Saturday. The staff was great and the coffee was delicious. WATCH OUT STARBUCKS! I may be tossing my gold card.

This is some
Kind of alternate universe Starbucks. The coffee left a fair amount to be desired. Come
Here if you are looking to hide away in the suburban shoppe vibes.

One of the best coffee shops in this area. Their coffee never taste burnt just very flavourful and smooth. Their staff is always nice and are very knowledgeable. Their seasonal and specialty drinks are delicious but their classics are just as good. My go to is always the Americano or the nitro brewed coffee. They have good snacks too but I mostly go for the coffee. Definitely check it out if your a coffee lover

They have long lines in the mornings, but what great coffee places doesn’t have those? If no one was in there, I’d be worried. Great staff, and the environment is welcoming. Well done.

Great coffee shop and their pastry selection is nice, too. I had a red velvet cupcake and it honestly is the first one I have ever enjoyed, period. The only reason it got 4 stars is the clientele was sketchy, but I’m guessing that’s a location thing. I was happy with everything we ordered. The wait was a bit long.

I visit Klatch about 3x a week and have been doing this for 2 almost three years and I visit all 3 of their stores (Rancho, San Dimas, and Ontario). I live this place and i often rave about how good their coffee and espresso are and how great their staff are. However lately they’ve had quite a bit of turnover and what is seemingly an uptick in their business.
I feel their espresso drinks are pretty inconsistent now. I won’t mention any names but certain baristas are consistently excellent and some are mediocre at best.
In San Dimas I was rather irked as after waiting 15 minutes my traditional cappuccino finally arrived only to be ¾ full with poor loose microfoam, while it should have been full to the brim with dense thick microfoam. After already waiting 15 mins I couldn’t wait longer for a remake so I just sucked it up and just took it.
Last weekend i went to the Rancho store for lunch. Ordered the espresso lime coffee cocktail. I saw someone order it before me so I did the same. Mines came out different from the person before me as it was made by a different barista. It was missing the mini straw. Not a big deal I thought but when I got to the bottom third of my drink, all the simple syrup was left in stirred. So damn sweet can’t drink it so I just threw it away. Now I know why they give you that mini straw.

Some of the best coffee and drinks I’ve had in the area. Come here right after church and right before Sunday brunch and you can’t go wrong.
Check in the first time you get there and you get a dollar off any specialty seasonal drink. So I’ve never done it before but I decided to give it a shot this time. I tried their Cooling Coconut Lime drink, and I’m thankful I did cause it was their very last one for the day! and I can see why, considering how refreshing it was.
It is coconut mile with klatch espresso served with a lime wedge in more or less a cocktail cup. It was amazingly refreshing and enjoyable to drink. I didn’t think I’d like it to be honest, but I’m happy I got it. Try it before the season is over!
All other times of the year, I really like the crème brûlée there. It’s always delicious.
Good seating area too… indoors and outdoors :)

I like the cozy little feel of this place. Coffee is good and service is excellent. A little pricey but what coffee isn’t these days? I do enjoy their blended drinks, but they stopped carrying the banana one I liked. Boo

I tried the seasonal cooling coconut lime: a refreshing blend of espresso, coconut syrup and lime. I thought the lime would overpower the taste but since you control how much you squeeze, it’s really up to you. I’ve never had anything like it before and will definitely be back because the espresso is on brewed just right. The baristas are also super nice and knowledgeable.

Love coffee? Then you’ll love Klatch Coffee.
The crème brûlée latte has just the right amount of creamy foam and vanilla bean flavor.
The patio special is some straight-​up devil magic indulgence!
I don’t know that I can say much more than what other Unilocalers have already posted, especially since my top-​two drinks are already heavily featured in the Unilocal review highlights.
Bottom line: If you are in the area and you want a coffee, skip the big chains and give Klatch Coffee a try, I promise you won’t regret it… and if you do, get over it, life is full of regrets and your first-​world coffee problems are the least of my worries.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. Being a Cal Poly student, this place often saves my life as it is only a 10-​minute drive from school. After being a Starbucks addict for several years in high school, this place definitely an upgrade (now I can’t drink Starbucks coffee anymore). The coffee quality here is very on point and the staff is very friendly. I love ordering the mocha and cappuccino and their seasonal drinks. I recently had their Chile Caramel Latte and man did the spice kick me in the back of the throat! I recommend trying that seasonal drink if you’re a spice lover – if not the spice may kill you a little.
Besides drinks, they also sell a good variety of beans grown from different places. They also have a lot of art from local artists displayed in the store. They even have live music on selected days!

It’s been almost 2 years since I was last here but this past weekend’s visit was just as good as I remembered Klatch to be! The friend who introduced me to Klatch is a total coffee connoisseur. Though they are called Klatch Coffee, their signage says Coffee Klatch and are located right next to Little Caesar’s.
Seasonal Bee’s Knees Latte (lg)
Latte (lg)
They only serve drinks in 2 sizes, small and large. No medium sizes here! I am one who will always try something new, even though I may or may not like it. So I went for it and ordered the Bee’s Knees Latte. There is a nice subtle taste of honey and orange. Very smooth and very balanced. Love how there is never any bitter aftertaste after each sip. Seating here on a Sunday afternoon was very limited. Maybe one seat here or there at one of the long tables.
Right now, they also have a newest blend of three African beans: Ethiopia, Kenya, and Uganda.
Good quality coffee and not too expensive. Perfect balance of flavors and smoothness!
P. S. If you ever want big bags of KIatch coffee, the San Dimas Costco does sell their blends.

I don’t drink coffee.
My friend buys beans here and we met up here to catch up.
I ended up getting a Mocha with Soy Milk. Wasn’t bad considering I have an aversion to even the slightest smell of coffee.
A couch or two inside with some tables as well.
Parking is plentiful.

AMBIENCE FOR STUDYING:
I hunted this place down to have a nice study location and my it was pretty nice. Upon walking in, there are plenty of seating places. About 5 mini tables, one round table (4 chairs but more can squeeze) and one long table (seats approximately 6 – 8 people). There are also two lounge areas featuring a coffee table surrounded by couches… So PLENTY sitting area, which is LOVE. There are outlets along the wall so you most likely wouldn’t have trouble with battling others to charge your laptop.
The music is classy/​jazzy and there’s the wonderful aroma of coffee grounds and coffee-​table-​chatter.
DRINK– Bees Knees, seasonal offerings ($ 4.75 for large with $ 1 off for check-​in. The large is normally $ 5.75 but 8oz larger than the «small»)
Ivan recommended me the Bee’s Knees which is sweetened with only honey. It was very creamy and tasty! I would prob try the Horchatte next but this super creamy, honey-​y, and had the tiny hint of orange.
I’m definitely coming back if I’m in the area! Another plus is that there is no problems parking AT ALL, there’s a Daiso, Trader Joes, and Tarhet in the same plaza. Who could ask for any better stores to be around? Would definitely recommend it!

Parking, large lot and not very busy. Easily found a close spot. Arrived at 3pm.
Quaint little shop. Didn’t really look around at merchandise. Went directly to order one of their seasonal drinks recommended by the associate, lavender latte (iced). Used the $ 1 off check-​in and went big (or go home). Really mild drink with that slight hint of lavender. Not too sweet, but definitely satisfies the sweetness craving. Wouldn’t be my go-​to drink and was debating between this and the crème brûlée. Maybe next time. Prices seem average. Paid $ 4.75, remember that’s after the $ 1 check-​in discount.
The store had a lot of seated guests, so I went to the outdoor seating. No umbrellas at the table, but today’s weather is actually worth being out in the sun.
I would definitely come back again to try something new.
Came back for the horchatte, a seasonal iced beverage. Yes, you guessed it, horchata and expresso. 2 favorites in one and was highly recommended by the cashier, so I tried it. Not too sweet and the horchata isn’t over powering the expresso. A nice balance, but didn’t merry well for me. I still need to find my go-​to beverage here. The seasonal offerings have been interesting flavors though.

I think I am quite particular with coffee, but I am no connoisseur.
Klatch has such eclectic offers of coffee beans, reminds me of the hipster coffee shops like intelligentsia.
I had a Ethiopian brew, it was really earthy and the acidity really comes through. Adding milk just really tames that acidity, but I do not prefer it, unfortunately. I guess I should stick to more American/​Asian beans!
They have pour over styles, brew, espresso, almost any way you want it!
If I’m ever in the area again I will definitely stop by.

Workers there are super nice and are proven coffee connoisseurs. They know what’s good and are nice to give you a sample of one of their drinks in the «Brubar».
I came here twice already and their coffee is not burnt (unlike Starbucks). It is very smooth and barely needs any sugar, which is something I always add to coffee.
I usually order from the bru bar selections. The nitro cold brew I ordered isn’t sour and has a smooth consistency with a hint of cocoa. Will be looking into ordering the crème brûlée latte next time!

***Sam Smith voice*** Now that I’ve got you in my space… I’m Klatching on to you!
Klatch Coffee is liquid gold as far as I’m concerned. My father told me about this place, bringing me here years ago… Dad loves this coffee too. These days, I’ll meet up with friends or closeby family when I pass through town. I love their seasonal lattes and black iced coffee. There’s a great convention to Klatch, that’s both socially sustaining and socially engaging. People love it here — the cool baristas, various seating arrangements, and of course the brews. There’s no complaint coming from me, Klatch Coffee is just the best.

Great place to come grab a refreshing drink and hang out or study!
I don’t feel like I can give this place a review it deserves since I’m not a serious coffee drink, I am a whatchamacallit a «social drinker».
The drinks that I have tried there are good! My favorite being the crème brûlée (their version of Starbucks caramel macchiato). The white mocha and chai tea are also equally enjoyable.
The baristas are always nice and friendly. If you don’t know what you want, go ahead and ask the barista! They are more than happy to offer suggestions!
Aside from coffee/​tea, they also make sandwiches and have bagels and sweet treats (brownies, cookies, s’mores). The sandwiches look fresh and the brownies always look so tempting!
Don’t forget to check in to get $ 1 off a seasonal drink! I can’t wait to come back in the Fall for pumpkin spice everything.

Traveled about 20 miles to this 3^rd wave coffee shop and absolutely thought it was worth the trip!
Credit cards: $ 5 minimum charge.
Free Klatch tasting samples: Every friday, they have free samples at 8767 Onyx ave. Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91 730 at their coffee lab from 10am to 11am.
June 12 — Aroma
June 19– Expresso
June 26– New Arivals
For RSVP email Todd Goldsworthy at
Ambiance/​Décor: Love the ambiance. Very relaxing and calm. Most of the patrons were regulars and the baristas knew them by name. Décor was modern and well-​lit. They also showcase local artists artwork;
Service: Love the service. Jenn and Christina were very helpful, attentive, and very friendly. They were thorough in explaining about the history of Klatch and the process of producing their cold brew.
Drink of choice: Guess what I got? *whispers* You’re suppose to say cold brewww! :) Normally I like bolder and acidic cold brews, but ended up trying something lighter. I ended up getting the Tanzania Shiwanda Estate nitrogen seasonal cold brew, which was brewed for 24 hours. I was able to taste some of the fruity undertones of cherry and tangerine.
Food: In order to use my card, I ended up getting an everything bagel with peanut butter also. I though the bagel was decent and complimented the nitrogen cold brew well.
FYI– Cold brews come in one stardard size of 16 oz. If you order without ice, it’s served in a smaller cup that is 9 oz.
Will definitely come back for more!