Great place in Highland Park. The vibe is incredibly welcoming and the customer service is always phenomenal. My absolute favorite is their Guatemalan coffee--it is so good that I actually had to buy a bag of their whole beans to take home with me. Ambiance is great, though it definitely gets a little crowded on the weekends, so I'd recommend coming early to secure a table. Overall, a fantastic neighborhood spot that never disappoints! read more

My go-to coffee shop on the block. Staff is so friendly, coffee is cheap and strong, and the ultimate Antigua breakfast is insane. Chilaquiles also insane. Don't sleep on this place! read more

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We had a really pleasant experience here. Staff was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely polite. They offer outdoor seating, which was perfect since we were able to bring our little furry companion along. The food was delicious, and everything tasted fresh and well-prepared. The traditional Guatemalan breakfast was especially good and something my partner had been looking forward to, it definitely didn't disappoint. Overall, we had a great time and would happily come back. There is outdoor and indoor dinning and it has a welcoming feel. read more

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The food here used to be good. Ironically ever since they raised their prices the food quality is really bad. At first i thought it was a bad day but its been bad food consistently for the last year. The chicken seems to always be over cooked latley and rubbery. The beans taste old with a slight sour smell with way too much onion powder to cover up that there isn't much seasoning. The rice used to be a grainy short, now its a thin light weight rice that taste more like a pasta which is also covered in way too much onion powder. Overall not worth the price, for the Enchiladas especially. It's acually really insulating to charge more for food and make it worse. As if the restaurant doesn't know we cant cook the same food at home for less, way better tasting, and quality ingredients. read more

The ambiance is very relaxed, welcoming. If you walk In using the back door you walk down a longish hallway that has beautiful paintings of Antigua. You can admire El Arco and the volcano both exceptional beauties. Right after that you walk up to the amazing pan dulce which is on point. The food from what I've tried is delicious. The platanos Fritos with black beans are absolutely yummy. The tamales taste almost exactly like homemade. For sure a must try. The only thing I would definitely skip here is the cafe ole. Gave it a second try and definitely not impressive, lacks coffee taste. The coffee has a very watered down taste. Service is good. Your order is taken at counter. You're given a number and a while later your food is brought to you. They have water cups available across from cashier as a self serve option. read more

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Yum! Incredible prices and food. I ordered their breakfast burrito sub chicken and it was seasoned the right amount, juicy, hot, yummy and perfect for a chilly Thursday morning. The side sauce it comes with is also really tasty. Even on a weekday they had most of the tables full and yet still a calm atmosphere. Right on Figueroa, there's an easy lot behind the restaurant with plenty of metered spaces. Friendly service, I'm glad to have discovered a new breakfast/brunch spot! read more

My all time favorite place for delicious coffees!! Such cute vibes and set up! My favorite is the caramel vanilla latte! read more

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Ordered a crispy chicken sandwich with fries. Chicken patty was literally an 1/8" thick. And burnt. Took it back and asked for another. (Not burnt please.) Second one came not only burnt but the bun was burnt also. Almost $18 . (Water was cold though) read more

Loved this restaurant! I am always looking for good chilaquiles and these did not disappoint! I got the chilaquiles con carne and chose chicken as my protein. The chicken was amazing I loved that it was crunchy. The plate came with a side of rice and black beans which made it even better. The service was amazing and there was plenty of seating. Parking wasn't hard as there was plenty of street parking. I highly recommend this spot for a taste of authentic Latin food. read more

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The food was spot on! You definitely get to experience authentic Latino breakfast that is not Americanized. The plates come with a choice of tortillas or bread. Depending on the plate, the safe choice would be to select bread. You have to get in line to order your food. From there they give you a number to place on your seating table. It does get busy later in the day so I suggest getting there early to secure a table that would accommodate your party. read more

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Decided to look on Yelp for a good breakfast spot and came across Antigua bread. My wife and I decided to give it a try -- she's a pretty picky eater, but even she loved it (which says a lot!). The food was fantastic, and the horchata coffee was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere really gives you that warm, authentic Mexican restaurant vibe -- cozy, colorful, and welcoming. The staff was super friendly, the place was spotless, and the prices were very fair. We'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great breakfast spot! read more

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Great breakfast dishes, chilaquiles are amazing and spicy if you like spicy. The Antigua breakfast is another go too!

Love this place! We have ordered catering a few times! The service is phenomenal! We have only orders breakfast and their bakery is yummy! Thank you Erika! She is great! read more

The person who made my burrito found it acceptable to give me a ripped tortilla. Is it too much work to make a new one? They raised the price of the burrito $1 since least November. I can go on but I'll stop there. read more

Antigua Bread - Steak burrito - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Me and my wife have gone to this place ever since we started dating. But I decided to come in sadly at the last minute and I usually order the fettuccine Alfredo with chicken, it's my all-time favorite. But today was definitely unique, I'm not mad, I'm not furious, but it definitely made me raise one eyebrow lol as soon as I was eating it, I saw something strange inside, it was a small piece of cardboard that was brown, honestly, I thought it was a piece of mushroom hahaha but it wasn't., Maybe next time they can just start being a little bit more aware if there's any cardboard boxes nearby when they're making the food, if a child was to have illness, they would've had a really serious issue since it could become a choking hazard. I'm still gonna continue to go to this place, but this was interesting. read more

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Meter/ low cost parking in lot and street. Public bathroom. Lots of tables (including outdoors , & covered!) Professional hospitable staff. Standard coffee prices. They served so much dairy free milk for my coffee I took it home w/me ;) Lots of food options. Will definitely return & recommend ! read more

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Small local place that offers Guatemalan delights. They have indoor and outdoor seating. They offer pastries, coffee, breakfast, lunch, and burgers. Once you place your order you get a number. Once your food is ready the staff will bring your food right over. Antigua Breakfast- 10/10 Traditional breakfast and a large portion. You can choose between a side of tortilla or pan Frances. Ultimate Antigua Breakfast- 9/10 Steak was tender but a bit on the salty side. The grilled onions were a nice touch. Comes with a side of tortilla or pan Frances. Mayan Burger- 8/10 Great size and came with fries. Burger and signature sauce had a sweet taste. Vanilla Latte- 7/10 They use coffee beans from Antigua Guatemala. The coffee taste is light in flavor. I would recommend getting an extra shot as this was missing that coffee flavor. read more

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Don't let this comment brake you, instead use it to make your business better. My plate look like throw up. There's nothing better than using home made hot sauce. I got huevos rancheros , they put no tortillas under the eggs, and to top it off it had a yellow "hot sauce" that was horrible. Unos tomatoes tatemados, chiles y cebolla mixed in a blender with a pinch of cilantro and salt would really make a difference. read more

Truly, a genuine Guatemalan coffee & breakfast experience.... If you're in the Highland area, it's a must. The central American vibe is authentic, and you will enjoy the service. read more

Antigua Bread is conveniently located across from the historic Highland Theater on Figueroa. I ran across the street to get a coffee, and decided to get a small snack. For some reason, I decided to try the Breakfast Sandwich (wrong choice!). It had ham, egg and cheddar cheese with breakfast potatoes. It came with white bread! The order taker did not ask what kind of bread I'd like--- I most definitely would've requested wheat bread! It was okay, and I ate it. It was a bit dry. Potatoes were okay. Wouldn't order again. But the ambience, decor and upbeat vibe were all great. Latin music provided a nice atmosphere. There is also a nice outdoor patio in front with seating that is nice. This cafe has been here for years, and we've been here many times. Although I had not been here for a very long time. There is also parking in the lot behind the cafe. I'd still recommend giving Antigua Bread a try if you're in the area. read more

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On a day of exploration, I ran across this place. And this place was mostly great--- except there was an issue with the bread, so we will get that out of the way first because I feel like noting the slip in service before I offer due to praise. I went to this place, and I forgot my glasses (that I yet have to get) so I could not read the menu fully. I askef for the classic of the joint and I was offered the Antigua Breakfast by Michael, a polite, young man, a credit to this place really. Their main breakfast plate comes with three eggs, black beans, fried plantains, in house french bread and queso fresco. Michael explained that I could add steak to my plate. Any other proteins?, I inquired. Chicken was an option, so I opted for the healthier protein. I waited like 15 minutes for my plate--- longer than I usually care to wait. I walked up to the counter to inquire about my plates journey to me. Soon after my plate came. Did my pressure work for my plate to come or was my pressure seconds too soon? The world will never know. When my plate arrived, I noted that rice was absent. I never had a composed Latin dish that had no rice. Was this a Guatemalan tradition---- no rice on their plate? I mean rice and beans go together like butter and parker house rolls, like cookies and milk, like peanut butter and jelly, like apple and crust, and well you get the point. But here the rice was absent. I was surprised and curious. Google explained that Guatemalan food depends on rice. So now I am just confused. But one day when I least expected, I will get the answer---- from a stranger, a food show, or a mentor. But one day I will understand why Antigua Bread offered a traditional breakfast plate without rice. As I was enjoying my breakfast dish, and I do mean enjoying it, I heard a staff member argue with a customer about the absene of bread. I could not hear them clearly. I tried. But the guy was refusing substitutions, apparently the plate he got was eaten with the bread he requested, and nothing else could do. It was a bit tense, but nothing to worry about--- he just wanted his bread, and. get it cause sometimes I want a certain dipping sauce for my nuggets and when that sauce is absent than something critical is absent from the sum of my meal. This was my first clue to the importance of the bread. Then, I saw a table next to me who had gotten the same plate I did, and they had gotten bread. Ok, now I knew that I was owed bread. I love bread, it is flexible, functional and necessary. So I went to inquire. They explained that the usual bread that came with the plate was absent--- the french bread that was described in their menu was denied to me. The beans, the chicken, the cube of cheese, the dallop of crema, all were hitting the right notes, they were also hitting the proverbial spot, but without the bread, I was missing the final key needed to escape the room into full satisfaction. I wondered if I could get a substitution? They gave me options, I wanted the white bread, and I wanted the white bread as soon as it could be given. For you see, by this time, I had almost finished the greatness of my plate, and wanted the bread to finish all the morsels. The bread took time to come. When it finally, did, Michael brought it to me. Michael apologized for the delay and for not offering me other options earlier. I am not one to say it is ok, when something was not. I was not given a principal component of my plate, and then I had to wait for an appropriate substitute to come. I made my slight annoyance known to Michael so he could understand their flop. He nodded in understanding, and he explained hopefully next time they could do better. Phew! I had become disarmed, and I understood that all he could offer was a sincere apology wrapped in hope for a better visit. I could not carry the fight forward, he had quelled the rooster within me, my crest had fallen. The place had a lot of pictures of Campesinos at work, and I think that their spirit touched me. A field worker would understand that mistakes happen, and the wheat and stalk needed for the bread was there for another day, just not the bread. So I understood the hope that Michael offered, I felt the humility of the sunburnt workers, and I decided to be ok without my owed bread. I mean it is not worth crying over spilled milk, and it is not worth to quarrel over forgotten French bread. I just realized I told my whole story, and did leave the bread scenario till the end. Eh. What are you going to do? read more

The service was great! The food wasn't my favorite the place was nice and had parking but the food lack a lot of flavor. I've always wanted to try this place but it was not up to my standard. The ambiance was good, the music was just a little loud. read more

Antigua Bread - Antigua ultimate breakfast - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Love their coffee , and chilaquiles with carne just how I like them spicy!!! Friendly staff never had an issue .

Super friendly & helpful service. The food was sooo authentic & fresh! It seems almost impossible to get over medium eggs prepared right - although Antigua Bread nailed! Highly recommend! read more

Antigua Bread - Antigua Breakfast! Toasted and butter the bolillo at my request! - Coffee & Tea Near Me - Los Angeles, California

After weeks of chilly weather, it was finally a warm day in "Sunny" SoCal so I decided to venture out for a walk around the neighborhood. I was surprised to see several new stores had recently opened. You tend to miss things when driving. After a while I was thirsty, so I popped into Antigua Bread for something cold to drink. Antigua is a Guatemalan-American bakery/café. Whenever I drive by there are always people sitting out on the patio so I figured it must be good. In addition to coffee and baked delights you can also enjoy breakfast dishes, regional specialties, salads, sandwiches, & burgers. Bakery items go quickly so it's best to get there early. I arrived around 1 p.m. and there were only a few pastries left. I spotted a coffee cake, so I ordered that since it was National Coffee Cake Day. I also got an Iced Tea (small $2.50). The young man that assisted me was very friendly. The tea was unsweetened, and it didn't need any sugar. I could taste a hint of fruit. Peach perhaps? I wasn't sure. It was tasty, refreshing, and perfect as is. The Coffee Cake was more like a loaf bread. The serving size was very generous for $3.50. It was moist & tender. It had a crumb topping with a chocolate and icing drizzle that added a hint of sweetness. I'm not sure why it took me so long to check this place out, but I'll be back to try one of their signature lattes and a veggie burrito. *Breakfast served all day. *Metered street parking and parking lot in back read more

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It's such a lovely place but the food was such a miss for us. My food was to bland. No flavor whatsoever. I really came here because they kept telling me the food was great and unfortunately it was not. The coffee was ok. read more

I was missing Guatemala and really trying to reminisce on my time in Antigua so I stopped by to have breakfast here. It's such a lively and nice brunch spot. The decor is nice they have various Guatemalan decorations and even have a section where they sell artisan things from Guatemala. The smell of their coffee takes me straight to Guatemala. The food was delicious. I ordered their red chilaquiles which they were super spicy so I was dying but I loved them!! The servers were are so friendly and very attentive. Would recommend this place to anyone craving some Guatemalan food. read more

I was asking the lady if they have ice cream and she just turned her back on me. The same lady who told me that they don't pay attention to anyone until 7:00-am. read more

Delicious!! My husband and I stumbled upon this place and decided to try it. We asked for recommendations and the cashier was helpful! Wanted outdoor seating but it was all taken. Inside is nice too and I love their Antigua Bread painting on the wall. Pricing is a bit high but it is also kinda average with inflation these days ($15 for one plate). We ordered the Ultimate Antigua (upon recommendation) with steak, eggs, onions, two tomato slices, plantains, bread, and beans. It really surprised me and the steak was SO TASTY!! You can see from my pictures, we licked the plate clean because the flavor was so good!!! We both want to come back! One plate to share was not enough! read more

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Place is clean. Good food . I had the chilaquiles., they were not the brst ever but good enough to tget the job done .. coffee was also good .. service is very friendly read more

I love love love this place. I had never had flan cake before, but I'm glad I discovered it because it was Delicious. I am always excited to get the plate with chorizo- the sausage they have is spiced and I wish I could have a whole plate of them. It gets crowded easily so come prepared to wait sometimes. I usually go to the outdoor seating in the back. read more

Nice little place. It's cozy. And nice servers. Very attentive and the food was delicious. read more

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If you're looking for non-gentrified food on Figueroa this is the spot, the food is good, the coffee has unique Latin flavors, and the staff are nice read more

Food was good and service was great. We went before they opened so we found seats. It's usually busy in there and we would have to wait for seats. Good is good as usual. I got the chilaquiles with steak. Green sauce... is not spicy, the red sauce is spicy spicy lol. Still good! read more

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Why the short hours? Breakfast only..boo! I was looking forward to dinner chilaquiles. I guess the writing is on the wall, how unfortunate . read more

Ordered the Choizo breakfast plate. I'll let the pics do my talking. First timers here,thanks to Yelp. I ordered the Mexican Chorizo Plate. The Mexican Chorizo with eggs,beans, rice y queso. Online it said it came with corn torts,I never got the corn torts.I didn't know :( Washed it all down,with a hot Caramel Macchiatto Latte. There Guatemalan Coffee is as "smooth as the backside of a pillow." Arnold said it best,"I'll be bock!" read more

Too many kids "young adults"working on a Sunday, playing around too much, water wasn't filled up, had to ask for a few things couple of times. 4 kids and the place was not even clean to I bet the owner's standards. Their nonsense conversation and playing around was more important to them. Hire kids who want to work and be in service. Gets 3 stars because the food is very good. The plantanos could be a little bit more "ready to fry" and cut into thinner slices. Minus 2 stars for the kids (workers) gathering around joking around. read more

Had a breakfast burrito and it sure was delicious. All the ingredients complimented each other well. I'll definitely come back to try their other items. read more

My comment for today is not good I often come here but in 2 occasions theres a young lady and a young Boy not really quite welcoming they are rude have attitude there eye contact is really mean no customer service they need some kind of orientation when it comes to customer service the food is amazing but today I dont know what happened not really good i will return hopefully it changes. read more

Holy moly the freaken chicken fettuccine Alfredo is level god tier. Took my little family here this Wednesday afternoon. Plenty of space to sit down. The music was great. Bathroom was clean. The woman at the cashier was genuinely nice. You know how you know when you're getting the "fake" service voice that most places give you just cause it's part of their job? Well this woman's service and suggestions actually felt genuine which is rare for me. I had to tip no doubt! To put it simply in one sentence: I felt like i was in someone's house in Guatemala and they took care of me. 10/10 will be coming back read more

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