I used to love the pepperoni pots pizza but now it seems like the red sauce is different…read more Definitely not tasting like it used to unfortunately.

Goop is my go to guilt-free takeout spot. The food is consistent and I have yet to get something I…read moredon't enjoy. Service is fast, I usually place my order online. I don't think they take in person order, as they are a ghost kitchen. My son enjoys their margarita pizza, and I tend to re-order the chicken teriyaki plate.

Food was good but the bowl could have had more Hummus in it and the French fries weren't that good…read morebut over all I did enjoy my meal.

5 Starts is not enough. From The Great manager Martin , who always has time to explain a dish,…read morecheck for an allergy or make someone smile, the kitchen who craft perfect chicken, and bowls and wraps daily, to the staff who is always friendly and attentive and the Fearless leader Narbeh who created this masterpiece, Cheers , to everyone involved!!!!!

So good! If you need a lunch of a lighter fare, this should be your go to. It's a charming cafe,…read moresmall but accommodating. The service is great and they take the time to explain their menu if you need it. This is my go-to lunch when I'm in NoHo. Enjoy!

Got my favorite place to eat in town today: Urbane Cafe‼ I…read moregot a tomato bisque and 2 sandwiches combo with each a spring mix salad and chipotle dressing My

We stopped at Bruxie for lunch on our way to Central Library in DTLA. It was easy enough to find…read moreon Lankershim as we turned from Magnolia. Where to park wasn't clear to us but it didn't take long to find free street parking a short walk away on Weddington. Ordering at this location is through a walk up window. However today it was fully occupied by a team member handling pick-up orders. There was another team member who seemed to be taking orders as customers walked up, but was also helping with pick ups. This was a bit confusing so we just waited until someone approached us which didn't take long. The husband chose the Bruxie SmashBurger (+ egg), opting to make it a combo with Waffle Fries and soda. I had the Chicken & Waffles. It all came out pretty quickly. The husband said his SmashBurger was fresh, flavorful and perfectly prepared. He loved the waffle fries. My chicken tenders were nicely fried, moist on the inside and seasoned well. The waffle was light and crisp. It all came together with the whipped butter and pure maple syrup -- so good! Service was great. Team members checked on us and refilled drinks. I do appreciate that they have packs of moist towelettes easily available for customers.

My better half and I have walked past Bruxie for the longest time, always telling ourselves that…read morewe'll try them one day but never giving them a chance. Thankfully we finally caved in because we've been sleeping on this place for years! It's located off of Lankershim Blvd & Academy Way, basically next to the Laemmle Noho 7 and the Saban Media Center. Bruxie was kind of hard to gauge on how to order - there's a walk-up window for ordering and pick-up orders, but employees can also walk right up to you and place your order for you. You can also order online ahead, so yeah slightly confusing but as long as you put your order in you're golden. They have four big tables outside along with counter seating on the sidewalk. If it gets too hot or cold, they also have seating inside an old train car that is purely counters only. We sat inside the train car, but the only caveat is that people are constantly going in/out and they sometimes leave the door open. They also have a water station inside the train car if you want to cool off. My wife and I both ordered the Kickin' "Nashville" Hot Chicken Sandwich and we shared the Loaded Waffle-Cut Fries. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time - if you're dining there, the employees bring out your food wherever you are and provide plastic utensils along with sauces. The hot chicken sandos live up to their namesake, packing quite a kick! The loaded waffle fries hit the spot. If you're in NoHo looking for some good chicken & waffles, Bruxie will satisfy! We can't wait to come back and try more of their menu! They're open late too if you have some late night cravings (they close at midnight Thurs, Fri & Sat). There's street parking or you can park at the garage of the Saban Media Center.

I am amazed how good the service Bryson gave me is: he made the sandwich that I ordered and brought…read moreit to my car on the curb and took my card and brought it back for payment; he said he didn't mind at all! So I went ahead and ordered the Armenian sandwich which comes with lettuce, tomato provolone and mortadella on a toasted French roll It is so fresh and truly delicious! But I know that all their sandwiches are really delightful and fresh It's a little hole in the wall in a corner small shopping center and has a few tables inside and it's very clean I love this place

Really delicious sandwiches. The Armenian sandwich on the Armenian roll- amazing…read more The falafel sandwich is really good too. The sauces- taziki and hummus are delicious. I picked up sandwiches from here for a party and everyone loved the food. The lady that owns it makes the sauces and dolma's herself.

Take out. They made me an off the menu sandwich. Not a…read moretoppings girl. It was thick slices of mozzarella cheese with a fresh tomato and a side dill pickle. Could only eat half! Ate the other later-still very fresh. Highly recommended.

First time here…read more There are two tables inside on either side of the doorway. There are outside tables, but too hot to eat outside. Inside is industrial looking. I ordered the Sicilian Sandwich. A chicken breast on ciabotta bread. It had a lot of toppings and was very flavorful. Good place for a quick bite!

Great food and service. Brought new friends and they loved the food too. I highly recommend the…read morered maple

A breakfast that checked every box and then some! My friend and I shared the traditional breakfast…read morewith a side of French toast, and it was executed beautifully: fluffy eggs, perfectly crispy bacon, and just the right touch of butter and syrup alongside the French toast. Nothing was overdone, nothing was missing. What really stood out, though, was our server Rachel. With a menu this extensive, having someone who truly knows it makes all the difference. She was knowledgeable, precise, and genuinely helpful -- the kind of service that makes you feel taken care of without being hovered over. And the latte art? A delightful little bonus that made the morning feel just a bit more special. It's a small touch, but it's the kind of thing that turns a good breakfast into a memorable one.

The Line Told Me Everything I Needed to Know…read more Stumbled upon this spot after nearby Japanese BBQ, and what immediately caught my attention was the line -- probably around 20 people deep. Naturally, I asked a random customer what all the hype was about, and they told me this place was famous for their croissant pastries. Well... next thing you know, I'm standing in line too after a very full lunch. I ended up trying the Chocolate Almond Croissant for $6.50, and let me tell you something -- I am a HUGE croissant girlie. While I'm not normally the biggest chocolate person, Spain and Portugal recently changed my perspective on dark chocolate, and apparently now I'm in my dark chocolate era. And honestly? This croissant was BETTER than the super popular pastry we had in Barcelona, Spain. The chocolate wasn't overpowering at all -- it had the perfect amount of dark sweetness without being too rich. But the real surprise was the almond filling layered at the bottom. Oh my gosh... chef's kiss. Nutty, creamy, not overly sweet, and perfectly balanced. Chocolate Almond Croissant -- 9.2/10 I can only imagine how life-changing this would taste fresh out of the oven piping hot. Service was fast despite the line moving constantly, but just know there's no indoor seating. It's very much an order, pick up, and go type of spot. Ambiance was welcoming and super friendly gals. Definitely a must-try, and I'll absolutely remember to stop by again anytime I'm in Burbank. Happy eats!!

I have been wanting to try this spot for a long time and finally had the opportunity to go! I was…read moreglad to see when I arrived there wasn't a long line. Only about a few people so that already got be super excited. I got the almond croissant, chocolate, croissant, butter croissant, almond fancier, and a raspberry danish. My one and half year old devoured the raspberry danish all by herself. She didn't want to share with anyone. This says a lot already. The butter and chocolate croissants were crispy and flaky. Those were probably our favorite. The flavor of the almond croissant wasn't overpowering but wished it was a bit crispier. I feel like I have had better ones elsewhere but if you are in the area definitely worth a try!

Staff are very accommodating. Kind to our keiki…read more They have both indoor and outdoor seating. It is kind of hard to find street parking though. Food is worth it. We got the dirty fries, fried dumplings, chicken wings, and the bibimbap.

It's high time I reviewed this place. It is the go-to spot…read morefor a friend of mine and myself, who try come every few months or so. We've been doing that for a few years now, so that should tell you something right there. Our order is fairly consistent: we each start with a mimosa that comes in a highball glass, so one is usually all we need. Next, we share an order of kimchi biscuits (you get two). So delicious! Packed full of kimchi, bacon and cheddar cheese, it's a nice combo of flavors that play well together. The interior is usually soft and warm, with a nice crunchy crust. Top that with a smatter of the cinnamon butter that it comes with...yum! Our choice of entree varies, anything from avocado toast, to their kale and seaweed salad or any of their other selections they have from their brunch/lunch menu. On this outing, my friend and I both opted for the bibimbap. I opted for the pork bulgogi while my friend got the chicken version. It comes with a generous amount of carrots, zucchini, shiitake mushrooms and bean sprouts, and is topped with a runny, sunny side up egg that serves as an excellent sauce when you mix everything together, along with the gochujang sauce. We upgraded and got it with brown rice in the hot stone bowl. Worth it! The regular bibimbap is good, but when you mix in the crunchy crust that comes from the bottom of the stone bowl, you get an additional texture that makes the dish really stand out. The flavors already come together nicely, and the crunchy bits just enhance the experience. For dessert, we like to share the "lemon pie", which is actually a scoop of lemon gelato that comes in a glass that also includes graham crackers, topped with toasted marshmallows. A nice way to end the meal. And the staff! We usually either have Justin or Ann as our server, but everyone there is super friendly and helpful. They are consistently good at checking up on you and making sure you have everything you need. Just another 5 star reason of why we keep coming back!

Such a solid spot for breakfast, coffee or lunch in Toluca Lake. The inside of the restaurant is…read morespacious and while it's casual, it feels more elevated than your average breakfast spot. Plenty of outlets if you want to come by with your laptop! I usually come on weekdays and it's not super busy. You order at the counter and then they bring your food out to you. I love their coffee drinks and I've never had a meal here I didn't like. Most recently I had the breakfast hash and it was delicious! It came with salad and toast so it was a pretty big meal. They have lots of healthy salad options for the health conscious folks and pastries for those with a sweet tooth! It's a great place to take people for a variety of menu options. Service was great and all of the tables were extremely clean. If you don't mind the self serve vibe, you've got to check it out!

The food can be very good here, if you dine in. And when you are dining in, the staff is great…read more Different story with deliveries. I am recovering from a leg injury, and really wanted the great kale quinoa salad. Since walking is quite difficult at the moment, I decided to place a delivery order. It took a while, but the salad was finally delivered, but when I opened the package I was surprised by the look of the salad. It seemed to have a topping of bread crumbs, but upon inspection I saw that it was a small little dump of quinoa. Hmmm, usually there are lovely shavings of Parmesan, but nope. There was a smidge of Parmesan, not the usual amount. But the real failure was the missing sunflower seeds! Whaaaat???!!! I paid $27 for a bunch of kale and lettuce with a couple tbs of quinoa and a few Parmesan shavings?! I called just to see how they would handle the situation. First I was hung up on, before speaking. Then I was put through to catering though I pushed #6, the general number choice. I was then transferred to someone else (not sure which dept) and I explained about the missing sunflower seeds. After checking with the kitchen he confirmed that yep, they ran out of sunflower seeds. He said I could get $.50 refund, and he would transfer me to another number. The phone rang for several minutes but no one picked up. My painkiller turned me into a total "Karen", because I expected so much more from a favorite place. Oh, well, there are other places. Though that kale quinoa salad is really good when it works. Just don't trust their delivery.