Javista Hollywood

Power Outlets: Many Outlets Available

Wi-Fi: Extremely Fast & Reliable Wi-Fi

Noise Level: Moderate

Workspace: Great

Cost: $10-20 per person

Coffee = Great

Food = Great

Bathrooms = Clean & Accessible

Staff = Great

Guests = Creatives & Tourists

Parking = Tricky

Introduction

The Javista location in Hollywood is relatively new, having moved from just around the block within the past year. The updated space features fresh furnishings and a thoughtful design that gives it a clean, modern feel. What stands out most is its consistency, a crucial quality when it comes to remote work. While the WeHo location tends to rank higher overall, this Hollywood cafe still delivers a solid work-friendly environment. Plus, if you enjoy working outdoors, the quiet, well-shaded back patio is a highlight the original location can only envy.

Outlets Available

Inside the cafe, outlet access is solid. You’ll find them under the tables along the wall and at the window-facing bar seating. They’re open, unblocked, and spread out enough that you’re not fighting for a charging spot. Access has never been an issue, even during peak hours, it’s easy to plug in.

Just a heads up, there are no outlets outside, either on the front sidewalk seating or the back patio. So if you’re planning to work outdoors, make sure you’re fully charged before settling in.

Extremely Fast & Reliable Wi-Fi

Download Speed: 359.3 Mbps

Upload Speed: 53.1 Mbps

Ping: 9 ms

Jitter: 3 ms

The Hollywood location runs on the same ultra-fast Wi-Fi setup as Javista’s West Hollywood cafe and it doesn’t disappoint. Speeds regularly top 350 Mbps down and 50 Mbps up, making it one of the fastest public cafe networks that I have clocked in the city.

No login splash page, no captive portal, just ask for the password and you’re in. It’s impressively stable, even during busy hours, with no drops or slowdowns in sight.

Whether you’re syncing large files, running video calls, or working on design-heavy projects, Javista’s internet has you covered. For remote work that depends on reliable speed, this is about as good as you get.

Moderate Noise

72dB with Moderate Reverberation

Javista’s Hollywood Location leans toward the lively side. While the music itself isn’t particularly loud, the space has a natural reverberation that blends background chatter, espresso machines, and playlist tracks into a consistent thumb. The wood baffles on the ceiling help somewhat, but don’t fully dampen the echo. It is definitely more acoustically active than their WeHo location.

If you like a steady ambient buzz while you work, this can feel energizing. But if you’re someone who takes a lot of calls, it might not be ideal. I’ve taken calls here before, and while it’s manageable, the person on the other end usually picks up that I’m in a busy coffee shop.

Now, if you do need to take a call, you’re not out of luck. Aside from the inside that is too noisy and the front patio that has a lot of street noise, there is also a back patio that is quiet. Since it is in a courtyard you will be shielded from street noise and the music is played very lightly, which is easily the best option for calls.

Great Workspace

Inside:

1 Bar (sits 10)

8 Regular Height Tables (sits 2 each)

2 Lounge Chairs

Outside (Front):

7 Tables (sits 2 each)

Outside (Patio):

N/A

Chairs are the same minimalist wood style used at their other location, simple and functional, not built for hours of lounging but perfectly fine for a few hours of work.

Indoor tables offer just enough space for a laptop and your order. Working with someone? Two laptops fit just fine on the two-tops. The long indoor bar is a solid option for spreading out, especially when it’s not too crowded. Outdoor tables match the indoor dimensions, so you won’t lose workspace if you shift outside.

Even during peak hours, finding a seat isn’t usually a problem. The cafe seems to hover around 50%-75% capacity indoors, with outdoor seating typically more open, especially in the back.

The layout strikes a nice balance, not overly packed, though a couple tables are placed fairly close together. It still feels comfortable and breathable. A+ for natural light. The cafe stretches along a south-facing window wall, so light floods the entire space evenly. No dark corners here. Even the artificial lighting feels intentional and well diffused pendant fixtures fill in without overpowering.

The interior sits somewhere between coastal minimalism and soft industrial. Think neutral palettes, gentle wave-like mural gradients, and warm blonde wood furniture with rounded edges. Polished concrete floors and exposed ductwork nod to urban design, but it’s all softened by color and materials. The result you get is a serene, modern workspace that doesn’t distract or overwhelm.

Cost at an Average of $10-20 per Person

Javista Hollywood hits that comfortable price point where it feels worth it. Coffee starts around $4 and climbs to about $10 for specialty options. Food ranges from $10-$20 depending on what you’re ordering, putting it right in line with other cafes in the area.

There is no pressure to keep ordering and no posted time limits. You can set up shop for hours without any side-eye from the staff, even if you’re nursing on the same iced vanilla latte all afternoon. It’s the kind of place where lingering feels welcome.

They also have a self-serve water station built into the wall, so if you’re planning to stay a while, hydration is hassle-free. No need to flag anyone down for a refill.

The pricing feels fair for the space and flexibility you get. It’s not the cheapest coffee around, but the atmosphere more than justifies the tab.

Great Coffee - Great Food

The coffee at Javista Hollywood is reliably good; smooth, well-balanced, and clearly made by people who know what they are doing. It’s not pushing boundaries, but it doesn’t need to. What it does, it does consistently well.

Food presentation is thoughtful, and most dishes arrive at your table looking like they came out of a higher end cafe. That said, sometimes this location can run a little heavier on the oil. This may happen at the other location as well but I find it more often here. If you’re working on a laptop, you’ll probably want to give your hands a rinse before jumping back into your emails. Sometimes items can also be a bit crumb-heavy, so keep your keyboard clear when the food lands.

One odd quirk; the breakfast burrito. Unlike the rest of the menu, it arrives with less polish and a more casual vibe. In other words, the presentation doesn’t seem to exist for this one. It’s not bad, just out of sync with how nicely everything else gets presented.

Vegan options are available, which adds a nice layer of flexibility for different diets without making the menu feel too curated or niche. Overall, the food leans flavorful and casual. The food holds its own as solid fuel for long work sessions. It’s satisfying and energizing, with portions that’ll keep you going through multiple hours of deep work. Just expect to do a little napkin juggling if you’re typing between bites.

Clean & Accessible Bathrooms

The bathrooms here are maintained by the building staff, and it shows. They’re consistently clean and stocked. There’s no code required, which makes access quick and straightforward, especially when you’re mid-work session and just need to get in and out.

There’s an ADA accessible stall available, and both hand dryers and paper towels are provided. Nothing fancy, just reliably well-kept and easy to use which is exactly what you want when you’re planning to stay awhile.

Great Staff/ Creative Guests & Tourists

The team at Javista Hollywood is consistently warm and welcoming. The staff treats regulars like friends, they greet by name, keep things running smoothly, and seem genuinely happy to be there. Orders are brought to your table, and there’s no tension around staying for long work sessions. A few remote workers post up here daily without any issues.

The vibe here has a steady energy, not chaotic, but more active than their West Hollywood spot. There’s a natural rhythm to the space with a mix of regulars, students, and creatives working on everything from music production to screenplays. It’s a solid environment for creative work, especially if you draw energy from movement around you.

Because of its location being in Hollywood, you’ll occasionally get tourists with families stopping in, especially during travel-heavy times. It’s not overwhelming, but it does add a bit more variety to the crowd. However, the space still feels rooted in its local creative community, it just has a little more churn throughout the day.

Tricky Parking

Parking at Javista Hollywood isn’t impossible, but it definitely can take a little effort. There are metered spots out front, but you will need to check the signage closely for time restrictions. Side streets and alleys behind the shop sometimes offer free spots, but even those are increasingly being converted to paid meters. If you’re lucky, you might score a free space a block or two away, but it’s hit or miss.

For those skipping the car altogether, the location is solid. Javista sits right on Sunset Blvd with multiple bus lines nearby, and it’s just a few blocks from the Hollywood/Highland Metro B Line station, making it one of the more transit-accessible coffee shops in the area.

There is no dedicated bike rack, but people often lock their bikes to the railing outside without issue.

For anyone needing ramp access, the ADA compliant entrance is just next door through the building’s main lobby. It’s a short and level route, though not immediately obvious if you’re arriving for the first time. Once inside, everything is on one floor and easy to navigate. The layout of the cafe itself is open and accommodating, with enough space between tables to move comfortably.

Summary

Javista Hollywood delivers a well-rounded, remote work-friendly cafe experience with just a few quirks to be aware of. The space is bright, modern, and thoughtfully designed. It offers fast, reliable Wi-Fi, plenty of outlets inside, and a solid menu of consistently good coffee and food. While the indoor noise level has a bit of reverb and energy, there’s a peaceful back patio that balances things out beautifully for calls or quieter focus.

Staff are warm and attentive, the atmosphere leans creative, and you’ll find a steady mix of locals working alongside a light stream of tourists. It doesn’t have quite the focused, curated feel of the West Hollywood location, but it makes up for that with energy, movement, and a welcoming layout that’s easy to settle into for long sessions.

Parking can be a hassle but if you’re looking for a dependable workspace in Hollywood with great coffee, high-speed internet, and a strong local vibe, Javista is more than up to the task.