Coffee For Sasquatch

The room is Dan Brunn Architecture's work, down to the beechwood counter and the terrazzo, with Habitat Horticulture's living wall growing along one side. Ritual roasts the beans, but the espresso board leads with brown sugar sea salt, cinnamon toast and ube cookie lattes, nothing on it named by origin — order simply and spend the visit looking around.

• Sitting inside an architect's room
• A flavored latte done properly
• Melrose window shopping
• Showing someone a designed space

The coffee is Ritual Coffee Roasters out of San Francisco, but the espresso board leads with flavored builds like brown sugar sea salt, cinnamon toast and ube cookie lattes, with no drink named by origin, farm or varietal and no pour-over or single-origin drip. Retail is apparel and merchandise only; no coffee beans are sold.

Dan Brunn Architecture authored the space down to a beechwood counter, terrazzo, Calacatta Nuvo Caesarstone, Hem chairs, and a powder-coated steel Sasquatch silhouette, with Habitat Horticulture, designer David Brenner, crediting the living wall separately and Architizer listing the project as a finalist. The shop changed hands in 2025; the architecture did not.