Destination coffee with house nut milk and solid breakfast burritos; counter-service chaos and loud music can detract, but prices are reasonable for Larchmont.
Go Get Em Tiger delivers above-average food quality with signature breakfast burritos and specialty drinks that draw a loyal following, but inconsistent execution—particularly sour espresso pulls and occasional stale pastries—prevents higher marks. The pleasant village location with desirable outdoor seating appeals to the neighborhood crowd, though peak-hour chaos and limited seating undercut the experience for many visitors. Worth visiting for the almond-macadamia milk drinks and burrito quality, but expect variable consistency and crowding.
On Larchmont Boulevard, this cafe hums with busy counter energy and a loyal crowd chasing specialty drinks. One regular summed it up: "The cappuccino was spot on, but the rush felt a bit chaotic." Sidewalk seats are high-demand and the vibe leans modern and lively. The cooking leans elevated cafe fare—think burritos with good eggs, overnight oats, and a Persian-leaning lentil bowl—while baristas spotlight a house almond-macadamia milk. When the bar is dialed, espresso drinks are smooth; a few report sour or weak pulls during peak times. Families will do fine here: oats, egg and cheese sandwiches, toasts, and burritos are kid-friendly. There is no kids menu, but simple options travel well. Seating is limited at rush, so off-peak visits make it easier with kids.
Area vibe: Charming village-style strip with boutiques and cafes; attracts locals and weekend stroll traffic.
Safety: Generally safe, well-patrolled, steady foot traffic during day; typical urban cautions at night.
What's nearby: Near boutique shops, other coffee bars, casual eateries; street seating is common and sought after.