Curated
Little While interior

Little While

Closed
Opens Fri 7 AM
Neighborhood
University Heights
Roaster
Single roaster
Food
Coffee only

Check-ins

Come here for

  • Slow Bar Pourovers

    A rotating selection of single-origin coffees.

  • Matcha Ceremony Set

    Matcha served in a chawan with coconut water on the side.

  • Espresso

    A single-origin espresso.

  • Kaya Kouign Amman

    A laminated pastry made with coconut sugar and kaya jam.

Thursday7 AM – 2 PM
Sunday7 AM – 4 PM
Monday7 AM – 2 PM
Tuesday7 AM – 2 PM
Wednesday7 AM – 2 PM
Thursday7 AM – 2 PM
Friday7 AM – 4 PM
Saturday7 AM – 4 PM
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Curator’s note

Steven Torres studied accounting and found specialty coffee while living in Washington, and Gan Suebsarakham, a Thai chef from Khon Kaen, spent nine years with him on Pop Pie Co. and Stella Jean's before they opened this coffee shop in the Adams Avenue space Hawthorn Coffee left in 2025. Little While was born from the little whiles they have spent around the world, and photographs of those places line the wall: streetside cafes, matcha farms, a grandma's backyard.

The Coffee

The espresso and the batch brew are single origins too, the current lots posted at the counter and sold by the bag to take home. The matcha runs to a double latte built on five grams of ceremonial matcha under the house matcha cloud, and the ceremony set comes in a chawan with coconut water on the side.

The Vibe

Little While's front is an orange awning lettered LITTLE WHILE above an orange door at 3019, with dark red tile along its base and white railings fencing a sidewalk bench on either side of the step. Inside, cream tile backs the bar, and an oak shelf topped with a row of blue glazed tile holds boxed kettles.

Somewhere to Work

The work-test
WifiSolidReliable for most tasks
OutletsSomeSome along the walls
SeatingSpaciousLots of room to spread
NoiseModerateEasy conversation level
LaptopsLimitedWelcome outside peak hours

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