I'm always excited to try a new coffee shop :) When it's a roaster that makes it that much better because you know they are going to have great coffee from fresh beans! Jameson just reinforced my belief :) We both decided to have one of their specialty drinks, the Vienna Latte. It was soooooo good, delicious coffee flavored with Honey & Cinnamon :) Plus it was served at the perfect drinking temperature, something I really appreciate. The shop is in a freestanding brick building just a block from the 210 Fwy and only has street parking on residential streets. The interior is large with lots of seating options, a fireplace & of course a roaster. It has a relaxed, inviting vibe for you to enjoy. There are also some tables outside along the shady side of the building. In addition to a nice selection of coffee drinks they also have tea, pastries and, a wide selection of roasted coffee beans. We're looking forward to coming back and picking up some beans.

Wow most amazing tasting Coconut flavored coffee I've ever had!! Definitely coming back for more!! Also amazing space to get some work done!!

My favorite coffee shop and it's in walking distance! I love the snowball. They always have alternative milks too! They have a great selection of pastries like chocolate croissants, pan de sal and my favorite is the seed bagel. It gets pretty crowded on weekends and late mornings so just be mindful of that but it's a nice place to grab a cup of coffee with friends or even to do some work. They have pretty limited outdoor seating. Definitely check it out if you're in the area!

If you're a coffee lover this place is definitely one you should visit. They roast all their beans in house and there's a pretty big roaster kind of in the middle of the cafe. The staff are all really nice. The coffee offerings are unique. Jameson Brown is one of my favorites in the Altadena/Eaton area. I can't visit often , but when I do it never disappoints. The only con, they aren't open on Sundays.

Came here on a Tuesday morning and parking was ROUGH. The inside was very spacious and in addition to selling cups of coffee and pastries, they also sold bags of coffee (beans) you could take home! I ordered their honey lavender breve. It's sooo good. I wish it also came iced! I also got a plain butter croissant and it was flakey on the outside but fluffy on the inside. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Can't wait to come back again and hopefully with better luck with parking!

Been here a few times. Once to study and the rest to pick up coffee. The parking is the greatest foe here. It's all street parking and bring your parallel parking skills. There's usually a line to order but it moves quick. Staff are friendly. The inside is cozy and warm. It can have medium levels of chatter inside. There's also outdoor tables for those with dogs. The pasty I've had before was tasty. The pumpkin latte is one of the best I've ever had. Today I got the seasonal cardamom rose latte. It was quite good! The sugar and hotness levels are tame, which works for me. I've always enjoyed the coffees here. Definitely worth a chance.

Blink and you'll miss it! Jameson Brown is tucked away in the most random spot--industrial vibes, near a highway overpass, and not exactly a place where you'd expect to stumble upon a coffee shop. I only found myself here because I had to take my mom to urgent care (she's fine, thanks for asking), and while waiting, I needed something better than the usual Starbucks. This was the closest option, and let me tell you--I almost didn't find it. It's kind of camouflaged, like a secret coffee speakeasy. But once I spotted it, which I had walked past several times, I knew in my heart this was going to be the place to be. Walking in, I was met with dim lighting and twinkling fairy lights, setting the perfect cozy mood. A great spot to hang out with friends... if you have them. (I, however, was on a solo mission.) Originally, I ordered the Lavender Breve, but after some deep menu contemplation (aka standing around staring at menu board), I realized--oh no--there was a Coconut Breve. And suddenly, my order felt like a the biggest mistake in that moment. In a caffeine-fueled panic, I rushed back to the barista, asking if I could swap my drink. She didn't even flinch--no attitude, no eye-roll, just a quick "got it" and a fresh Coconut Breve in the making. Now that's top-tier customer service! And the verdict? Coconut Breve = 10/10, no notes, perfection. Would absolutely recommend. Would absolutely come back. And next time, I might even bring a friend. Maybe.

I love the vibe here! It's loud, and by that I mean that you probably shouldn't expect to come here to study. This is a social coffee spot that is for all- from the neighbors who meet up here after walking their babies in the stroller to the work buds that need their cup of joe. And speaking of Joe... theirs are made in house. Their coffee is good. 9/10 for me. I love the baked goods that are offered here- especially the bacon cheese pandesal and the coffee cake. But if you want those, come early. Their baked goods do sell out. Their parking is on the street and hit or miss since the Honda dealer down the street hogs up lots of spots unnecessarily. Mondays are the worst days to find a spot, for obvious reasons. Only other thing that I'm not a huge fan of is that their hours aren't clearly posted on the door. Otherwise, the staff is nice enough and the options are plentiful.

This is one of my favorite places to get coffee. Their Mayan Mocha is THE BEST I ever had. It is perfectly balanced with sweet and spiciness so that it's not too rich and I don't get tired of it after 2 sips. My daughter ordered an iced jasmine tea. Eh. Too light on flavor for my taste. I would go with the coffee here 100% of the time. We came on a Saturday morning. It was BUSY but we found a table after 10 minutes and it thinned out after about 20 minutes. Street parking might be a bit hard to find depending on how busy it is, but it's not impossible.

The coffee here was pretty good, their pastries were solid, and I enjoyed studying and doing work here. My friend and I came around 12pm on a weekday and there were several tables open with a good amount of pastries on display. Street parking can be difficult to find but it seems like cars come and go pretty quick. We got the Vienna latte and the Cafe de Olla as well as the kouign amann and almond danish pastries. The Vienna latte was pretty good with a strong taste of espresso and a slight sweetness of cocoa and cinnamon. The cafe de olla was just okay to me. They let us try a sample of it and it was way too sweet from the cinnamon taste for me, so we got it less sweet, but it ended up just tasting diluted rather than tasting like strong cold brew. The kouign amann was like a tall croissant with flaky layers but it was really dry. The almond danish wasn't as dry and I enjoyed it more than the kouign amann because there was more flavor to it. It may be because we came later in the day, but the pastries were quite underwhelming. Overall the coffee is solid with some Mexican-inspired flavors. I mostly enjoyed the spacious interior and vibes of the shop. Maybe I would come back earlier in the morning to give their pastries another try next time.