the westside has plenty of coffee, but finding a spot that actually holds up is a different thing. mariners cafe sits on captains row in marina del rey, which means you're drinking your morning cup about as close to the water as you can get without actually being on a boat. that proximity isn't just geography, it shapes the pace of the place, the kind of crowd that wanders in, the general sense that nobody here is in a particular hurry. locals have clearly made it a habit, and that kind of repeat loyalty in a neighborhood this transient says something. if you're coming from inland los angeles, build in time to park and walk a little. the afternoon light out on captains row is reason enough to linger over a second cup.
curated by gautam khorana, editor · updated
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