First time trying New Zealand meat pies and I was really impressed! The service was affable and…read moreefficient and the flavors were great. The steak meat pie was hearty, with a generous amount of steak inside the buttery, toasted bread. The salad was welcomingly refreshing and I enjoyed the vinaigrette a lot, too! The coffee was bold and smooth and had a good almond milk:coffee ratio. Super laid back coffee spot in West Hollywood with unique flavors!

Creepy Customer This…read moreplace used to be my go to cafe, however, I can no longer bring my patronage. This has happened more than a few times when I've gone in. I will be waiting in line to order and this same man makes a gross pass or comments to the barista at the register. I will see the barista clearly become uncomfortable while still trying to be professional. I've never seen the owner around when this happens to bring this to. If the owner has already been made aware I don't believe he's done anything to fix this. Unfortunately that makes this neat spot, a cafe unworthy of my support as women should feel comfortable in their place of work. Until this creep isn't harassing the women here I no longer feel safe at this cafe. Women please be wary what businesses you're supporting!

We were just mobbin' through the neighborhood looking for some breakfast when this spot caught our…read moreeye. Figured we'd send it, and man... glad we did. The place is hella clean, got a cool artsy vibe, and there's all these little knickknacks for sale that give it a lot of character. The staff was super welcoming from the jump. I got the avocado toast, my wife got the breakfast sandwich with the spicy eggs, and both were straight fire. Fresh, flavorful, and hit the spot. Love finding random neighborhood gems like this. If you're in the area, don't sleep on it. We'll definitely be pullin' back.

May be my new favorite cafe in LA! What a gem! All fresh ingredients you can really taste and…read moreappreciate. Service was super friendly. Isaac was nice and friendly, checked on me to make sure I was okay after taking my order at the register. Owned by a lovely family from Puerto Vallarta with a vision to being local fresh eats to the area. Joel, the dad, was super nice and a wonderful chef. Food was delicious and presentation was beautiful. He shared how they get their bread fresh daily along with their other ingredients. You can taste the freshness! CAPPUCINO: very tasty, both times with oat milk. Well done Isaac. BREAKFAST BURRITO: delicious. AVOCADO TOAST: delicious, paired salad was refreshing AMBIANCE: Very cute and comfortable indoor seating. Small merch stand selling unique and special artwork. Artwork displayed on the wall are also for sale. PARKING: Street parking.

First time trying this spot. I ordered a hot vanilla latte and an iced matcha. enjoyed the latte a…read morelot more than the matcha. parking was easy to find on a Sunday morning (around 8:20a) staff was friendly. would definitely recommend their breakfast burrito.

Loved the vibe here. The space is bright and clean, and the food was fresh. The breakfast platter…read morehad perfectly cooked sunny-side eggs, silky lox, ripe avocado, and nicely toasted sourdough with a dollop of butter, plus a little hot sauce on the side. Everything tasted great. I'm docking a star because the portion was small and pricey for what you get. I left still a bit hungry. I'd come back for the quality, but I'd order a side or two.

This is my go-to place for morning coffee and pastries. I appreciate that they offer both sweet and…read moresavory options, since I tend to go for savory pastries. They're always introducing seasonal items, and the Halloween pastries are especially fun. The place is relatively new and still feels fresh and clean. The staff is friendly, which makes it an easy choice for a morning stop. I also need to mention the Paris Baguette App. These days, loyalty means very little but the Paris Baguette app and loyalty points are very generous, I have earned a few free cups of coffee in a relatively short amount of time!

I ordered a cake and tart from here for some co-workers' birthdays and my experience here was good!…read moreOrdering on the app was relatively easy and the rewards system was nice. I scheduled for pickup the following morning and it was easy! There was ample and free parking on an early Thursday morning. Walking-in, this Paris Baguette location was huge and spacious. There's a good amount of seating with outlets and I believe there's wifi. A good spot to get work done at! The staff member helping me with my order was super nice and helped me bag up my order. She also gave me some candles and a plastic knife that came with matches inside the knife. I tried the fresh cream strawberry cake and it was good. Light and not too sweet. The packaging was also sturdy and easily re-packagable.

Cute cozy cafe with welcoming vibezz I requested to make my sandwich vegetarian friendly and it was…read moreyummy and I also got strawberry matcha with almond milk which was also yummy not to strong or too sweet! Yummy in my tummy!

I stopped by because I saw they offered açaí bowls, but the experience was disappointing. After…read morewaiting about five minutes for someone to come to the register, the employee taking my order seemed confused when I asked about customizing a bowl. She told me to wait and she'll get the order ready, then immediately moved on to help the customer behind me. To my surprise, that customer pulled out her Trader Joe's cocoa powder and launched into a full-blown conversation with the owner about how to prepare it. Meanwhile, I continued waiting with no follow‑up. Eventually, I got tired of waiting and said "never mind," and the owner simply nodded and continued chatting with the other customer. I don't think she's hurting for business if she's turning down customers like that. It felt rude and dismissive to be ignored despite being first in line. I should have just gone across the street to the Farmer's Market instead.

Stopped by for a quick dessert. Michelina is located inside the Farmers Market at The Grove, close…read moreto the restaurant Dupars. I ordered La Pomme simply because it looked beautiful. I can tell you that it did not disappoint! The apple shapped dessert is filled with a vanilla mascarpone mouse and apple. It is dipped in white chocolate and it sits atop a spèculos biscuit. The combination of flavors is absolutely lovely. This location has bar seating and you can also order coffee, sandwiches, and other assorted pastries.

Very disappointing experience, especially for a place in a city known for luxury and high…read morestandards. Less than a minute after ordering a croissant, I asked to cancel it, but I was told a refund was not possible because the manager was not available. The way the situation was handled felt unnecessarily difficult and lacked basic customer service. Unfortunately, the coffee was equally disappointing. It tasted almost like water, with very little coffee flavor and no noticeable richness from the milk. What made the experience worse was the attitude I received when I asked to cancel the croissant. It made me uncomfortable asking for any further assistance, even when the quality of the coffee was clearly not acceptable. Good service is about more than serving food and drinks. It is about making customers feel respected and welcome. Unfortunately, this place fell short in both service and quality. I expected much better. And now she refuses to re make it She said she will refund it when the babe gets here

Despite already having dozens of restaurants in LA sitting in my list of resaurants to try, I was…read moremore than happy to go with my gf's friend's suggestion to check out The Sycamore Kitchen for lunch. For one, I'll always defer to a friend's personal recommendation, but also, after perusing their photos on Yelp and seeing how good their food looked, we were immediately sold! Of course, it didn't hurt either that coming here was going to save me from the decision paralysis from trying to figure out which of my bookmarks to knock out first! Almost as soon as we walked up to this place, I was already enamored with The Sycamore Kitchen. Not only is the front patio area super cute and cozy, but the overall vibe felt so chill and relaxing. Inside, there was a relatively short line to order, but it actually gave us time to check out their display case of pastries and baked goods. However, as tasty as everything looked, we knew we had to order off their menu, which is chock full of dozens of dishes - breakfast/brunch plates, sandwiches, toasts, salads, bowls, weekend brunch specials, daily lunch specials, and so much more. In fact, there were so many things we wanted to try, we didn't know what we were getting until we got to the register (hello, decision paralysis!). -- WARM ALMOND FOCACCIA FRENCH TOAST with Fresh Strawberries, Homemade Whipped Cream, Maple Syrup...$17 This wasn't much to look at, but this was pretty good! The focaccia was so soft and flavorful and I loved the texture and bit of sweetness from the almonds. Plus, the coating and the thickness of the toast helped to keep it from getting soggy, too. -- BRAISED SHORT RIB SANDWICH - Griddled Sourdough, Melted Gruyere, Horseradish Aioli, Caramelized Onions, Side Salad...$19 I was torn between so many things, but this was definitely the right call. The sourdough was browned perfectly and the short rib, gruyere, onions, and aioli complemented each other so well. I easily (and gladly) could've eaten two of these! -- PASSIONFRUIT MINT AGUA FRESCA...$4.75 This was so, so good! The passionfruit in this was so good and I liked how the mint freshened up the flavors a bit. Plus, it was so refreshing and not all that sweet either! -- GINGER LIMEADE...$4.75 Not quite as good as the Passionfruit Mint Agua Fresca, but no less delicious. The hit of ginger in this wasn't overwhelming and went well with the tartness of the limeade. Beyond how good the food was and how friendly the workers are, the other thing I liked about The Sycamore Kitchen was how convenient it was to come here. Finding nearby parking was relatively easy and, despite the steady stream of folks that came in here, it always seemed like there was a table or two available. Given all of that, this place is the perfect spot to grab a bite, whether it be for breakfast or lunch during the week or brunch to kick off the weekend!

Jerusalem bowl was ok. Didn't like the chicken meat which seemed a little on the hard side. Maybe…read moreI'll be back for the pastries, but not for lunch. It is very busy during brunch hours.

LOVE this historic spot. The food is DELICIOUS, staff…read morewonderful And the happy hour daily 4-7 7 days a week! Yes please!

The place has gone so far downhill. There used to be this large menu with tons of options. That is…read morenow gone. About three months ago, a friend & I had to ask for a clean fork three times over the course of five minutes. Staff were too busy arguing or acting perplexed why a person that drops a fork would need a new one. Apparently being asked to do your job is an unreasonable request? And today? Just a few hours ago, a woman asked for food without gluten. She clearly said no gluten and that she had Celiac's . They served her gluten. The manager came over and said "I'm so sorry. I don't know what happened." I think it's clear what happened - your staff screwed up and your stupidity could have gotten someone killed, had it been that kind of allergy. The restaurant seems run by people lacking basic aptitude. They've cut much of the menu, the prices are outrageous. And nobody seems to want to do their actual job anymore. And worst of all? Someone could have been seriously hurt, possibly killed. Shame on you, Hugo's. UPDATE: DM declined; there's nothing to discuss.