Flat white or latte? Here's the difference.
Written by Lark CoffeeCoffee shopDowntown AustinPublished 1 min read
Short answer
Same double shot. A flat white is 6 oz with thin, silky milk, so you taste the coffee. A latte is 12 oz with more milk and a little foam, so it's softer.
In detail
They look alike on the menu. In the cup, they're not.
Size.
Flat white: 6 oz. Latte: 12 oz. Both get the same two shots.
Milk.
Flat white milk is steamed thin and glossy. A latte gets a little more foam on top.
Taste.
Flat white: coffee first, then milk. Latte: milk first, then coffee.
How to pick.
Want to taste the beans? Flat white. Want something to sip slowly? Latte.
Tip. Oat milk steams well in both, at no extra charge.
Call us if
- You're ordering six drinks or more
- You want them ready at a set time
Lark CoffeeOpen now until 10 pm
