Red Window Coffee

Finally, the coffee shop that Sherman Oaks needed and wanted!! This place is the perfect mix of cozy, classy and groovy with a warm inviting atmosphere. Add to that some great coffee and a great selection of snacks and pastries to choose from. They used to be a small “shack” just down the road and their success was so great they decided to open up this large location. 10 out of 10 will be back!

Great, high quality coffee. One of my new favorites in the area! I had a plain latte that I wanted a little sweet, so they added some brown sugar for me. It was perfectly sweetened, and the coffee flavor was smooth and not bitter at all. The pastries looked amazing. They have a simple menu that focuses on coffee as the main flavor. Plus it’s super cute inside and the employees were super friendly!

You guys are the best!!!! Red Window has the best coffee in the Valley, and honestly, the best DECAF coffee I’ve found anywhere in Los Angeles. The first time I came here, I was surprised to see so many people sitting for hours, almost like a Starbucks. After trying the coffee, I completely understood why. The quality is on a different level. The flavor is rich, smooth, and balanced, with none of the bitter aftertaste that so many coffee shops have. Drinking their coffee feels like stepping into a high-end Italian coffee shop. As someone who drinks decaf, I know how difficult it is to find a truly great decaf coffee. Red Window exceeded my expectations by a 1000% . Every cup is consistently amazing!!!

If you're looking for good coffee, this isn't it. I'm sure this place has a high review because of its location and aesthetic. Maybe their sugary drinks are delicious but I had a cortado and the coffee was bitter which is not what you want. It feels like a very "trendy" place. I was not a fan.

Always happy when there is a new coffee shop in town, and the aesthetic is cool and creative. However. Their cappuccinos are weak and taste like warm milk. Their egg sandwich was cringe. The worst part about this place was the staff. They are absent and make it feel like it’s a burden to need anything. No eye contact. No desire to create any kind of vibe. Just typical young generation distant emotional unavailability. For gosh sakes you work at a coffee shop and customers come in. Have some appreciation, smile a bit, be warm and inviting. Why would they choose stone cold individuals for customer service type jobs. I don’t get it. I like their concrete tables though. Nice touch. I will never go back there though because I never want to see those baristas again, sorry.