What a fabulous addition to Redondo Beach! The blueberry matcha and honestly, all the pastries I've tried thus far, are all just fantastic! The skillet French toast was so good I promptly googled to see if I could find their recipe. read more

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Stopped by Bread, Espresso & and tried a few of their mou breads, which were soft, rich, and plush, with a buttery, comforting texture. We tried three varieties, and the mou curry bread was easily my favorite. It had the most flavor - savory, comforting, and deeply satisfying - and really stood out, especially if you enjoy meat-forward fillings. The mou edamame & bacon was lighter and more subtle, while the mou corn & sausage balanced sweet and savory nicely. They also offer premium drinks and other bakery items, which I didn't try this time but would be interested in exploring on a return visit. When I went, it was raining, and indoor seating was a bit limited, so we ended up taking everything to go. Even so, the space felt comfortable and relaxing - the interior is clean and simple in a thoughtful way, calm and uncluttered - and there's also an outdoor patio for nicer days. It's not inexpensive, but the quality and execution make it feel like a deliberate, premium bakery experience. A solid stop if you're curious about Japanese-style milk breads, especially savory ones. read more

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This Space is very industrial, but still very welcoming. It's Location right off PCH puts it right in a busy area in Redondo. I was greeted when coming in , and selected a Chocolate Mou and then ordered a Matcha Latte and Classic Drip. Matcha Latte was very grassy and good quality , I had it sweetened with Vanilla Syrup and it was really good Classic Drip was full bodied and good. The Cafe is impeccably clean, and I saw a few people working on their lap tops , will be back soon to check out more of the food items read more

Bread, Espresso & - Matcha Latte, American Drip Chocolate Mou - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Bread, Espresso & is a bakery imported from Tokyo and they specialize in their light "Mou bread". They don't have a large menu, but they'll serve this bread in as many ways as they can think of. I saw egg salad sandwiches, ham and cheese sandwiches, bread with curry filling, bread with fruit/raisins, and soup with bread bowl. I think that the bread is delicious. I really liked their curry bread and it's the reason that I'd come back. The croque monsieur was good, but I would have preferred to have it hot than as a cold sandwich option. I think that the rating comes down for people because (1) they sell out of their items pretty quickly, (2) the cost of the items is high, and (3) there's a limited number of sandwiches/products that they offer. At this point, I think that the hype isn't as high as when it opened in February, so I didn't have the experience of long lines that others had; however, I did notice that a lot of the shelf space was empty by the time I got to the store at 10:50am on a Sunday morning. Based on other reviews, it appears that they restock their selves at 9am and 1pm, so I'll have to consider that when I come back. Overall, I have to say that I liked this bakery, and I'd come back, but I'd come here looking for specific sandwiches, and I'd look to come in the first hour of their business being open. read more

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If you're looking for an interesting grab-and-go restaurant, this is a good place to visit if you're near the Riviera Village. When you walk in the door, to your left, you'll see a whole bunch of specialty bread orientated items that you can easily grab and take along with you. Obviously, they offer some interesting espresso and coffee drinks, as well. A lot of people go in there and order those items and take them to go, as well. If you're going to order one of their actual dishes, what you do as you go up to the counter and place your order. They will then bring it to your table when your order is ready. If you're planning to travel to the café and actually sit down and eat at this restaurant you really have to keep in mind that they only have a few tables. Both interior and exterior, their seating is relatively limited. Plus, their interior tables are pretty close together. Personally, I don't really find this appealing, sitting close to people I don't know. But, that's a choice you can make. In terms of their outdoor seating, they have a few tables, which are also close together. And, they have a long bar style table with seating on both sides of it. Again, this can be problematic, at least in my mind, because people you don't know may well come and sit right next to you. Another thing to keep in mind about this restaurant is their parking. Yes, they do have a parking lot. This is a shared parking space, which you can enter off of PCH, just to the side of the business. They share this parking in association with a body shop and the other businesses housed in this facility. From this, a lot of times, this parking lot will be at least partially filled up with cars that are being prepped and ready for paint, so you may not be able to find a parking spot. Thus, most people park out on the street. Overall, if you want an interesting bread treat, a coffee orientated drink, or a small meal, this may be the place to go if you're on PCH in Redondo. read more

I am so, so happy to see this Japanese bakery open its first-ever U.S. location--right here in the South Bay! Bread, Espresso & took over the space where Two Guns Espresso Redondo Beach used to be. They're famous for their plush, square-shaped Mou bread and their perfectly brewed espresso. At the Redondo Beach location, they've partnered with Caffe Luxxe for their coffee drinks. The bakery is open Wednesday through Sunday, but they may close early if they sell out! Quantities and variety are limited, and they typically only bake one batch of Mou a day. I went on a Sunday morning, about half an hour after opening, and there was already a line out the door! The bread shelves were empty, but luckily, just as I was waiting in line, they brought out a fresh batch of Mou! It went fast--I don't think it even made it to the back of the line. I also scored a cinnamon roll, chocolate Mou, and edamame bacon Mou to take home since I planned to enjoy breakfast there. For breakfast, I ordered the French toast plate, which featured Mou bread French toast topped with a hot dog (!) and came with a side salad and a yogurt parfait. I paired it with a hot cup of drip coffee with almond milk. The star of this place is definitely the bread! It's so soft and buttery--I loved the French toast, which had such a rich, milky flavor. The different Mou varieties were just as amazing--so fluffy, so soft! The drip coffee packed a nice caffeine kick, and I appreciated that you could choose your milk at no extra cost. However, I did feel it could use a bit more sugar. This spot is fantastic, but be prepared--it's on the pricey side! The French toast plate was $20.40, Mou bread was $6.40, and the smaller Mou varieties ranged from $5.40 to $5.90. That said, I highly recommend trying the bread--it's absolutely worth it! A true treat, and you'll definitely want to indulge. I'll definitely be back for more bread! read more

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The cubed bread items were delicious. We tried several of their items. It was not warm though, everything was chilled or room temp. The drinks were alright. We tried the blueberry matcha, matcha latte with caramel syrup, and vanilla latte. My favorite was the vanilla latte read more

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Awesome !! The ladies assisting customers are the best !! The atmosphere was fantastic and pleasant. read more

Bread, Espresso & - Egg Prosciutto - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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Lovely corner café with cozy indoor seating and a few outdoor spots. I tried the raspberry matcha and personally not my favorite, as it was more milky than matcha-y. I did love the matcha bread though! It was fluffy with the perfect crunch and touch of sweetness on top. The chocolate bread was good too, but the honey toast was hands down my favorite. read more

Bread, Espresso & - Matcha raspberry, chocolate mou, matcha bread - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Tasty, expensive & may not be worth the wait.....1st of all, know before you go: If you just want to order a plate or beverage, proceed inside and order at the counter. If there is a line and you are there just to get the bread, that's where you get in formation haha! They restock their bread at certain times in the day. So if there is a line out the door, then folks are waiting for the next restock. There were definitely some folks who had been in line for at least an hour when we got there. While we waited, I went inside and ordered a toast plate and drinks. It was the middle of the day on Sunday and they were out of the French toast. My plate had a slice of toasted bread, a side salad & a tiny cup of yogurt & berries which was just over $17. My matcha latte was over $7 which I found pricey for the size. Once they restocked the bread, everyone was allowed to get no more than 1 of each flavor. The bread was soft and delicious and is great warmed in the toaster at home, but I wouldn't wait in a long line to purchase. The small space inside was nice and there was street parking nearby. read more

Bread, Espresso & - Honey & Butter Toast Plate - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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I came here for lunch on a week day and I thought it was going to be busy but it wasn't bad! Maybe because it was already 1-1:30. There's plenty of parking on the side street and in the back parking lot. The cafe was small but had plenty of seats inside and outside. The staff was patient with us since we took a while to decide on what to get. There was still plenty of bread when we got there. They were known for the square bread that came in so many different flavors like edamame and bacon, red bean, honey, etc. all looked super yummy. I got some bread to go and ate the lobster bisque soup inside the square toast at the cafe. It came with a side salad as well. Wow the soup was super flavorful and delicious. The bread was buttery that paired well with the soup. They also had coffee tea and other drinks too. Highly recommend if you are in the Redondo Beach area! read more

I've had the pleasure of consuming their various Mou breads (it's close to our boys' music lessons, so they have often brought Mou back)... but today was the first time I physically entered and enjoyed my experience at Bread, Espresso &. Their bread is special. So my taste buds aren't as refined as my husband's so I can't always pick up on nuance of layers of delicacy of flavors, but I definitely love food enough to know if it's good or not. And their bread is good. Better than good. And just to reassure you, carbs aren't our enemy. Tim has enjoyed every visit here (he even wrote his own review about it) and I'm glad I finally got to experience first hand why he enjoys his weekly visit to Bread, Espresso &. First thing you notice is their clean, welcoming, simple yet high quality interior setup. And from the porch area through the door, you feel transported to a sweet little spot of Japan. I restrained myself today and only got the Iced Matcha Latte (whole milk the kindly recommended vanilla syrup) and it was the most legit match latte I have had in recent years. You can tell it's good matcha and it was crafted perfectly (smooth, clean, matcha-y and lovely). The service (as with any Japanese establishment) was kind and thorough and pleasant. I treated myself further by sitting in their lovely and comfy chairs a little longer than I should have, but enjoyed the quiet, bright vibe. I can see why my husband proudly is a regular of Bread, Espresso & - so regular that he unknowingly left his favorite sweatshirt last week and they handed it to him when he walked in today! Love that this kind of place exists so close to our home! read more

You guys, I've been dying to share, probably my best find of 2025. This is Bread, Espresso, &, a brand new Japanese-style bakery cafe in Redondo Beach. I had heard they were slammed when they just opened a few months ago and were selling out of everything in the first hour, but so glad I waited until the lines died down. They're most known for their mou bread, which is a buttery toast shaped like a cube that is so pillowy on the inside, and crisp on the outside, and they really can make it into anything. A clam chowder toast box, this skillet French toast that was almost like creme brulee and was so jiggly, even one bursting with curry inside. Next time you drive down PCH, make sure to stop by this unique bakery! Thanks for reading! ^-^ read more

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Amazing Japanese bakery! I was in awe of the display of baked goods - I ordered the mou bread with custard filling and the egg sandwich- 10/10! The rest of the baked goods looked divine - I need to go back to try! read more

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If you have sky-high expectations for miracle breads, you'll be sorely disappointed. If you've ever had Asian bakery breads (like 85C or JJ Bakery or Cream Pan), then you're not missing much. There are subtle nuances in the bread that makes it somewhat unique, but it's very reminiscent of Japanese shokupan. I would certainly not wait in line for this bread again. In the future, if we could just walk in and pick up like any other bakery, we would consider doing so. But the hype is real; there's always a line here. Just because it was hard to get into, we got one of almost each item that was offered. For 4 pieces of bread, the total was almost $30. I think their signature Mou is a little overrated. It's a simple shokupan. However, their French toast was very good. The inside filling is an almost custard soft filling. Overall, don't expect the moon, but still a decent little bakery. Wait til the hype dies before going. read more

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Dear Yelp Community, Tried this venue for the first time this week. I learned that this company is in Japan, with the first U.S. location in Redondo Beach. Small venue, so at least there is outdoor seating, as well. Service was friendly, I really enjoyed my small fruit and nut "Mou" bread. Enjoy, and well wishes! Sincerely, Anna read more

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I may have made a mistake of going during opening weekend, so I'll have to go again after a few weeks have passed when all the hype is gone because 1 hour plus was not worth it. Location: Right on the corner of PCH and Avenue E. I think it's across the street from a car wash and in front of St. Andrew's Church parking lot. Food: Thus far, it's been a challenge just getting to sample the bread since they. run out of product by 8 am. The ladies at the front will tell you they'll have more in the afternoon, but I wasn't willing to stand another hour+ wait again. They weren't even able to offer the full dine-in menu due to high demand. What I did get to try was the French toast plate and I have to say this is not the kind of bread to use for this dish as the bread is too thick and makes the middle mushy with so much heat when the warm syrup sits on top for more than a few minutes. Couldn't try anything else because by 8 am, most items were gone even with their limit of 1 moue per person. Service/Ambience: Service was as good as it can be with so many people in one place, but if you're going to serve an item like yogurt with a plate, at least provide a spoon for it. Ambience I couldn't tell you because it was too crowded to get a feel for the place. I'll have to come back in a few weeks and try again. Maybe I'll change my rating, but for now, I don't see all the hype about the bread at all. read more

Bread, Espresso & - French Toast plate. The French toast was mushy. - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

We Came today (Friday) just as they opened at 12 There is a small parking lot in the back or have to do street. There was a line of 20ish people when we arrived at exactly 12 It moved prettyyy slowish as ppl were picking mou breads and ordering paying Inside there's some table seating and barstool type seating. Theres a cold fridge with premade sandwiches as well. They had a wide selection of mous but by the time we got in most of them had sold out which is understandable as there was such a big crowd. You're allowed one mou bread and one of anything else. The rule makes sense since this place is SO popular and JUST opened, they are trying to let ppl try some things. They were also re filling breads as they came out fresh from the oven. So if it's empty there may be a chance that it will be refilled soon. Once it was filled a lot of people who already purchased tried to run in and grab items, but the associates stopped them as it wasn't fair for those waiting in line. I'm glad they intervened. I am not sure why people are so greedy Was able to get one curry bun mou it was soft savory and great. Would go great with an egg. We ordered the mou lobster bisque and mou clam chowder Both came with a small side salad. The lobster bisque was so good, rich creamy no fishy taste. The mou bread was so soft inside and crunchy. clam chowder soup was also very creamy, filling and cozy feeling. It was perfect for the Rainy day. We ate every single drop/ bread They also handed out these cute cards with instructions on how to eat/ store the mou bread I will be back here but maybe when the crowd / hype dies down. I think it's worth waiting for, but it's a new business so please remember to be kind and patient to those who are working there. And also be mindful of other customers. You don't need 5 mous, you see the long line be considerate and leave bread for others read more

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What a waste of time for what amounts to a "paper launch." Super hyped up online, tons of people, but there is no bread to be found. And for a shop with "Espresso" in the name, it is perplexing that they only serve batch brewed drip coffee like at a gas station. Basically, you have to camp outside before they open in order to get anything like it's Black Friday. For a loaf of bread. Bread lines in 2025. They might as well hand out raffle tickets and call them ration cards. They will be closed on Monday and Tuesday for staff training. Hopefully they train on how to make a correct amount of bread. It is a bakery after all, right? Edit: On Wednesday, sure enough, they have tickets. #Rationing Also I'd like to add, for those who find it "distasteful" to leave a review without trying the food. Logistics, communication, and contingency planning are essential to any successful business. This bakery has failed in those aspects and several reviews rightly reflect that. Simp all you want, but I wouldn't be so happy to "wake up at the crack of dawn" just to possibly be lucky enough to get the privilege of purchasing a piece of bread. XD read more

Bread, Espresso & - Abundant selection of bread! Just kidding! - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

Went for breakfast and loved everything. Got the baked goods and the breakfast. Service was great and was able to get a table. No frills and clean. Highly recommend. read more

When this place first opened, there used to be a long line every time. But today, when we went around 8:30 AM, there was no line and plenty of bread available. My husband loves their melon pan, so he got that, and I tried the cube-shaped mou curry. The bread is good, but many people say the prices are a bit too high for what you get. The taste is nice, but considering there are plenty of other great bakeries at similar or lower prices, it feels a little expensive. read more

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saw this place on instagram & decided to check it out with my friend - the interior was very nice but all the tables were taken when we arrived so we sat at the outside patio. would love if there was more umbrellas outside - i got the egg & prosciutto toast plate mou (4.5/5). it was my first time trying prosciutto & loved how it tasted with the toast. my friend got the red bean & butter toast plate mou (4.3/5). we didn't expect a whole chunk of butter but when mixed with the red bean paste, it tasted good. would've been nice if the butter was a bit melted - the workers were nice to offer us recommendations as well as assisted us with our needs read more

Bread, Espresso & - egg & prosciutto toast plate mou and red bean & butter toast plate mou - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

We went by on a Saturday around 1pm and there was no line and plenty of bread, so I guess the hype has definitely died down. The price is steep for what you get, but I really enjoyed their Mou bread with red bean and cream. That was delicious, and I'd for sure get that again. Red bean is one of those things that I grew up with but never really enjoyed until I got older. I'd always wonder why my parents loved red bean so much and why there is so much of it in Korean and Japanese food, but now I totally get it! It's so good and any place that has fresh red bean in their pastry has my name all over it. I also got their melon bread, both green tea and chocolate. It was good, but I thought it was very similar to soboro bread in texture and not worth the price. We also got their matcha latte with half the syrup, and it was very good. Parking available on the street. Will come back and try other flavors! read more

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This is my first time visit, I saw promotions for this on social media. Thought Id give it a try for father's day. The parking lot in the back had lots of spots. I came and theres a small line but it moved pretty quickly. I decided to get one of every item except for the sandwiches. The mou bread is pretty good but people are right this is kind of pricey. But I would expect so in this area. Definitely a bit cheaper in Japan but Im glad they have a location here in the US now. The ladies at the register moved quickly and efficiently. She was also nice and answered all my questions. I might come back to try an item off their top menu with the breakfast or dinner. The shop itself had chill vibes with couples and families hanging out and enjoying the food. read more

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When our family got back from Japan, we were going through serious withdrawal--from the precision, the hospitality, the carbs. Enter: Bread, Espresso &, our little slice of Tokyo tucked into the South Bay. We're basically regulars now. Every Wednesday, like clockwork, we stroll in for our midweek morale boost. The kids are obsessed with the red bean and cream Mou--and honestly, same. It's like a hug from a pastry. Their cappuccinos and americanos are so good they've ruined other coffee for me. (Sorry, Starbucks. It's not you. It's Bread, Espresso &.) Pro tip: take home their original Mou. Toast it. Add jam. Then prepare to ascend into breakfast heaven. The place is spotless and stylish--very "Japanese minimalist chic." It feels like we're back in Tokyo, minus the jet lag and the vending machines that sell everything from coffee to umbrellas. TL;DR: Amazing pastries, elite coffee, stunning vibes. This place is dangerously good. Highly recommend--but also, please don't go on Wednesdays. That's our thing. read more

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Nice place to get some bread. Parking is in the back and behind. I got the melon pan and edamame bread. Both were great and I really enjoyed them. The aesthetic of the store is really nice and I can see it being a great place to study read more

Bread, Espresso & - Bread - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

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I wanted to check out this place when I found out from instagram posting that it'll open soon~ Finally, I came. I came on Sunday morning and the shelves were full of breads. Yes!!! I had matcha mou, truffle brioche, honey toast, and americano. So soft, fluffy, and tastes fancy. Expensive? Yes Delicious? Yes Visit again? Yes Clean and nice service Small portion, but tastes amazing . read more

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Review #1002: I wasn't impressed at all. Ridiculous prices for what really amounts to cold soggy toast. The day old stuff sold in the takeaway section was kinda nasty. It doesn't reheat well and it's a $9-12 piece of old toast. The "fresh coffee" there is crazy overpriced at $7 for drip coffee (oh and i was told the wait for an espresso drink was like 30mins). The service was bad. The food was bad. The prices were legit terrible. I do not get the hype surrounding this place. I really want Two Guns back. That place was really good. read more

Lately, it feels like all the famous Japanese eateries are popping up in LA, and I'm loving it. We're getting some seriously good eats from Japan right here in California. Bread, Espresso & is one of those spots--a well-known bakery straight from Japan famous for their fluffy, soft milk breads called "Mou" (which means soft in French, apparently). I've tried visiting this place a bunch of times before, but every time I got there, they were either closed or sold out of bread super early. Today, I finally made it in time and got some of the last Mou breads they had left--a regular one and a red bean version. These breads live up to the hype. They're incredibly soft, almost like biting into a cloud. I decided to toast them just a little at home, and wow, that took it to another level--crisp on the outside, still tender inside, with this subtle sweetness that's just perfect. The red bean one had this nice, earthy filling that paired so well with the bread's texture. No wonder people flock here! The staff were really friendly too, which made the whole experience even better. Parking's mostly street-side, so you might have to hunt a bit, but it's worth it. If you're into soft, delicious bread, this place is a must-try. read more

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New favorite place in Redondo! I needed some afternoon caffeine and on a whim decided to try this place. The cappuccino was great, but I ended up also getting the chicken teriyaki sandwich with French fries, yuzu soda and honey bread because I was intrigued by it all. Everything was amazing. Honestly best French fries in Redondo, great sandwich, honey bread soft crunchy and sweet, wow I love this place. Instantly on my regular list. I promise I'm not paid to write this, it was REALLY good. Definitely try. read more

Got there at open on Sunday and a few people were ahead of me. Prices were steep for "toast" but if you like fluffy bread, it's pretty good. Honey toast brought back childhood memories for me and my husband loved the hojicha bun. We also enjoyed the curry toast and the orange cream bun. All items not too sweet and compliments bread that is already a little sweet itself. The drip coffee was burnt and we gifted my parents mou bread because they love bread. It came with a cute reheat instructions note. 3.5 stars. read more

Really loved the quality and flavor of the mou bread and service but agree with others that the prices are steep. Came in on a Wednesday morning and the entire selection was available - phew such a relief! I grabbed 2 mou loafs, a hot dog bun, and a croque madam. The texture of the bread is fabulous, so soft and pillowy. Also was pleasantly surprised that the hot dog bun included a Japanese style Arabiki sausage! Super delicious. However will note that the "mou" are itty bitty like a reasonable person could eat the entire thing in one sitting. For the prices they're charging you could get a whole family style shokupan loaf. read more

I visited sometime early March 2025. Shortly after, I also visited their Omotesando location on a recent trip to Japan. Taste-wise, it's like the one in Japan, but more expensive. It's cool that bakeries from Japan are expanding overseas, but for what it is, the prices unreasonably high. If their target is customers local to the neighborhood, then I guess it makes sense. However I wouldn't recommend driving out of the way. Their specialty Mou starts at $6 and it's just a small Japanese shokupan (milk bread). Also, the seating area is very limited. Maybe if they added terrace seating it'd be worth it? read more

Redondo Beach Gem! Obsessed! Got the matcha (10/10), grab and go sandwich amazing and couldn't resist the baked goodies. Everything is made with love and tastes like it. Cozy vibes, friendly staff, and seriously addicting treats. read more

Bread, Espresso & - Cafes Near Me - Redondo Beach, California

I wish their serving size was bigger for drinks but the matcha is def good!! The ambiance is very casual, if you're lucky you can only probs find one sitting table to study at or do the high chairs! Their service was nice! Very friendly staff! Their bread is amazing, so soft and filling! read more

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On a Sunday morning in April, my family arrived just as they opened. The line wasn't too long. The interior is minimal and clean look. The selection has various breads displayed in the glass container. The mou square bread -raisin, original, chocolate was displayed, melon bread, chocolate melon bread, sandwiches, other pastries. The staff are nice and efficient. Also, they have a small lunch menu too. The bread taste good when I took it home. We parked on the side of the street. read more

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Went on a weekday around 10:30 and there was no line. There were about 10 types of bread left. We came for the dine in menu. We got the French toast and the clam chowder. The bread itself is really good, very soft. The clam chowder was ok. The french toast was amazing! The best French toast I've tried. It was crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside and just absolutely delicious. It comes with sausage, bacon, salad, and a side of yogurt. There were about 5 tables inside and 3 tables outside for seating. There's a parking lot in this plaza. Careful turning into this street as there's a rather big dip. read more

bread, espresso & just opened at the end of jan 2025. it took over the space that two guns espresso occupied this bakery is super popular in japan and couldnt be happier that they decided to open a location 1) stateside 2) in california 3) in redondo!! i think they are still trying to figure out logistics bc their breads are in very very high demand! i was interested in their mou breads, bc that is what they are known for! during my visit, i was there about 5mins prior to opening and there was already a line about 30 ppl. my entire visit from start to finish, was about 1.5hrs.. once i was finally inside, i grabbed a tray and tongs, waited patiently to see what was available and... the girl in front of me got the last mou bread!!! *insert crying face* they currently limit 1 mou bread per person and they only release two batches: First batch: 7:00 AM (50 Mou available) Second batch: 1:00 PM (50 Mou available) thankfully, the lady behind me said that she thinks they are bringing more out but it will take about 5 more mins. at this point, what is 5 more mins?? but only 10 mou's and 5 melon bread and another type came out. so i grabbed one of each and also the tandoori chicken sandwich in the cooler section they also have a dine in menu and at this time, only offer drip coffee and tea. i will def be back bc i want to try the cinnamon roll mou service was okay with that they are working with. they should have a sign outside letting ppl know its only 1 mou/pp. seating avail inside and a few outside! the mou bread was def worth the wait! it was so buttery and fluffy. i saved half for the next morning, even with the heating directions, it was not the same. def better to finish the same day parking: street read more

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I absolutely LOVE this spot and I'm so thankful that out of all the places 'Bread, Espresso &' could have launched their first U.S store, they chose the South Bay! The french toast plate was probably the best french toast I've ever had, it was so fluffy and creamy with the perfect amount of sweetness paired with the honey and berry yogurt & granola. I liked that the plate also came with a savory slice of bacon, sausage, salad, pickled onions, and an orange slice. I also shared the curry bread which was SO good! I highly recommend coming early. By the time I got in the store, a lot of the bread was sold out. Despite that, I was not disappointed. Everything was delicious and staff were so kind and friendly! read more

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Best Japanese/French pasties in the Southbay of LA. They make them fresh every night. read more