
Andante Coffee Roasters
Paper cups and Koreatown-roasted pour-overs in a 1924 loft
Curator’s note
Andante roasts its own in Koreatown, and at this counter it lands as rotating single origins named by country and no further — lately Guatemala, lately Brazil. A shop can sell coffee by origin and still stop short of the farm that grew it; three rooms in, Andante stops there every time.
The coffee
Andante roasts its own, off-site in Koreatown, and the pour-overs tied to this address have been Guatemala and Brazil — named by country and no further.
Curlett and Beelman drew this building in 1924 as an eight-story parking garage — one of the first in America, and one of the few parking garages on the National Register. A ten-million-dollar conversion turned the floors above into 49 lofts, and the coffee counter holds the street level.
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