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Iron & Kin Coffee Co interior

Iron & Kin Coffee Co

Open
Closes 5 PM
Neighborhood
Claremont
Roaster
In-house
Food
Coffee only

Check-ins

Come here for

  • Kind Hearted

    Cacao, guallio chipotle, pasilla chillies, cinnamon cloves and pink salt.

  • Pour Over

    Choose between two rotating coffees.

  • Birria Burritos

    A burrito of refried beans, birria de rez, mozzarella cheese and salsa de molcajete.

Thursday7 AM – 5 PM
Sunday7 AM – 5 PM
Monday7 AM – 5 PM
Tuesday7 AM – 5 PM
Wednesday7 AM – 5 PM
Thursday7 AM – 5 PM
Friday7 AM – 5 PM
Saturday7 AM – 5 PM
Street & garage · validated

Curator’s note

Joshua Avila started Iron & Kin in 2016 as a pop-up with his brother-in-law and named it for the pair: iron for two pieces of steel sharpening each other, kin for family. The roasting began in a garage, and in 2026 the company announced its third shop, in Rancho Cucamonga.

The Coffee

Iron & Kin roasts every coffee it pours, cupping samples at its roastery before a lot comes in, and one single origin at a time takes the bar's featured slot. Espresso drinks, drip, cold brew and a two-choice pour-over make up the rest of the coffee side, and the lattes borrow from cocktails and cooking.

The Vibe

Iron & Kin took the Packing House room in 2020, and its glazed wood doors open onto the building's plank-floored hall, where the shop's sign hangs over string lights and potted plants. Inside, dark wood paneling runs two-thirds of the way up the walls under square sconces, a large speaker sits high in one corner, and the seats are wooden tables and chairs with one long communal table near the bar.

Somewhere to Work

The work-test
WifiSolidReliable for most tasks
OutletsSomeSome along the walls
SeatingRoomyComfortable room
NoiseModerateEasy conversation level
LaptopsLaptop-friendlyWelcome anytime

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