Angelino’s Coffee

Angelino’s Coffee takes its name from Angel, the mother and roastmaster of founder Kirk Bedrossian. A 1998 trip to Costa Rica with his father began a period of exploring coffees and producing countries. Back in Los Angeles in 2002, Bedrossian started developing an offering connecting that family experience with coffee to brew at home.

The store offers more than fifty coffees as whole beans, ground coffee, and pods compatible with Keurig machines. Coffee ships directly from the roaster, and the company describes dispatch within three to five days of roasting. Customers can shop by format, intensity, or origin, across regular collections and limited lots.

Donut Shop is described as full-bodied with cocoa, berry, and spice notes; Italian Roast emphasizes dark chocolate, smoke, and a caramelized finish. Angel’s Blend offers toffee notes, and Vic’s Blend features sweet berry notes. Hula Blend, Espresso, and medium- or dark-roast variety packs extend the available styles. These notes come from individual product descriptions and help customers compare cup preferences.

Flavored coffees offer another path: Jamaican Me Crazy combines caramel, vanilla, and chocolate; Coconut Macaroon uses coconut; Hazelnut Crème and French Vanilla focus on hazelnut and vanilla. Highland Grog appears among limited editions. For customers seeking an individual origin, the catalog includes Colombian Nariño, Ethiopia Kochere, Guatemala Antigua, Hawaii Ka’u, and Kona, alongside Reserve and Cup of Excellence collections.

Decaffeinated coffees use the Swiss Water Process, according to the company, and include options such as Colombian Nariño and Ethiopia Kochere. The selection lets customers retain an origin or drink style with a different caffeine option. Pod boxes and bagged coffees serve different equipment; the format comes before developing a combination of products.

Subscriptions allow customers to edit, reschedule, and cancel future orders. The management dashboard keeps each subscription’s address separate, a useful detail when an account has more than one recurring delivery. One-time purchases, gift cards, and a coffee-selection quiz are also available. The blog and recipes explore other ways to use the products.

The company publishes 1611 Perrino Place, Los Angeles, California 90023, as a returns address, while sales take place online. Its terms distinguish final-sale Cup of Excellence coffees from unopened boxes eligible for return under its policy. Shopping combines a family coffee selection, home-brewing formats, and delivery management, with customer service operating on Pacific Time.