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    Bread Service with a special Mango jam
    Rex C.

    La Fe's On'ry menu is one of the most exciting dining experiences we had lately. It's the kind of spot where every dish feels intentional ... bold flavors, thoughtful textures, and a touch of surprise. If you're someone who likes to explore beyond the usual, this is absolutely the menu to go for. What We Ordered & Loved: Bread Service Don't skip this. The cultured butter comes whipped into silky ribbons, sprinkled with smoked salt, and served with warm bread. It looks simple but the flavor is next-level. The butter is so good you'll probably want to finish every last smear. The chef made a mango jam and it goes so well! Deviled Blue Crabs One of the most eye-catching presentations of the night....served inside actual crab shells over rock salt. The filling is smoky, savory, and layered with richness from the tomato butter and a lift of Meyer lemon. It's indulgent but balanced, and definitely a conversation starter at the table. Kanpachi Crudo This was one of my personal favorites. Fresh kanpachi paired with radish, cucumber, mushrooms, and a touch of chili heat. The bee pollen kosho and chamomile oil give it a delicate, floral note that makes it stand out from the usual crudos. Bright, clean, and perfect to share. Tea Leaf Salad Easily the most surprising dish. It comes loaded with herbs, crunchy shallots, toasted nuts, tomatoes, and romaine. Every bite is different.. crunchy, tangy, fresh, with that slight umami depth from the tea leaves. If you like texture, this is the dish to order. Mussel and Potato A heartier plate that's still elegant. Mussels in a silky sake lees broth, paired with tiny potatoes that soak up all the flavor. The broth itself is so good you'll want bread on the side just to scoop it all up. Cherries and Cream Dessert here is not an afterthought. What looks rustic turns out to be layered and complex -- cherries with cream, brown butter crumble, hibiscus, and even fresh herbs to cut through the sweetness. It's creamy, crunchy, tart, and fresh all at once. A perfect ending. A final thoughts.... Service is warm and unpretentious -- the staff clearly knows the menu well and seems genuinely excited to walk you through it. Dishes come out thoughtfully paced, and the presentation strikes that perfect middle ground between rustic and refined. Insider Tips Start with the bread service -- it sets the tone and the butter is unforgettable. The deviled blue crabs are a must if you want something show-stopping. Save room for dessert -- the cherries and cream will surprise you in the best way. Portions are made for sharing -- come with at least 2-3 people so you can try more plates. Don't overlook the tea leaf salad -- it's easily one of the most unique and refreshing dishes ... Also the menu changes so its an adventure...

    Burger
    Pepper B.

    This is a really cozy little place. The staff are super nice and the cocktail I had was fantastic. I'd like to come back and order a few more things to check out more of the menu. I had the cheeseburger and fries, which was tasty. It did fall apart on me very quickly and became quite messy, but it still tasted good.

    Phuong T.

    Cute wine bar in silver lake. We got a bottle of their sparkling wine. Limited seating inside and at the bar and they have a food menu as well that we didn't have a chance to try.

    Bar area
    Laurel A.

    So relaxing, feeds the soul. The music, the seating, the natural light - such a peaceful brunch spot, and I must come back for evening cocktails. Their menu is full of craft cocktails and natural wines, and the staff is incredibly kind. We came for a late brunch and the food came out quite quickly! Great vegan, vegetarian and meat options - mostly meat / vegetarian, but easy to amend! Perfect Sunday spot or a relaxing evening cocktails! Bar seating, and couch style booth seating

    Angel H.

    The drinks here were so good! I loved the cozy vibe the bar has. The couches are really comfy to sit on. The customer service was good, they take your order & we didn't wait much to get our drinks.

    Bland but pretty cocktails and deviled eggs (1 egg!!)
    Ariana N.

    How does this place have such good reviews, I don't understand! Pretty food, drinks, and restaurant decor, but bad service, bland cocktail, and overpriced food. My boyfriend and I came here on a Friday afternoon for a bite and a drink before going to an art show at a gallery a few doors down. The menu was very minimal and says they do not make substitutions or modifications. We got the deviled eggs and the charcuterie board, and when we ordered we asked if it came with any cheese (no, only meat) and if we could order cheese to go with it (also no). The only option was to order a side of bread, which it doesn't come with. We also each ordered a cocktail off their menu. The place was not busy but the wait times were very long. We finally got what we ordered and were immediately so disappointed by the "deviled eggs". Really? 1 egg cut in half for $12? That salmon roe was not a good addition either, it made them pretty but SO salty! The side of bread was the best thing we ordered, it was crispy and delicious, but the charcuterie was pretty boring. If they added cheese, or some kind of spread it would balance it so much more. It felt like half of a thought since if we didn't order break it was just a plate with sliced meat. The cocktails were honestly probably the worst part. My cocktail tasted like super watered down pineapple juice, like id you let the ice melt after finishing a glass of juice. Extremely bland. I wanted to ask for something else, but once we got our order we could not find a waiter again. We went inside too but nobody was around! After probably 30 minutes we finally caught someone and just asked for the check because we had to get going. This place really seems more like a photo op than a good place to eat. I know this area has gotten bougier, but this is too far. We went to Gyoza Bar a little up the street after the show and we're SO HAPPY with the food and cocktails!

    Body and Soul
    Charlie E.

    It was our first time at this bar and we had a great time. Sydney was very helpful. We order the Body and Soul and Dimples. Both drinks were delicious. We will definitely be back.

    Jaylee C.

    been here many times ! amazing atmosphere, music, drinks and food. The service is always great and everyone is so kind.

    Cocktail & fries
    Christine C.

    Stopped at Le Fe Saturday morning as they now are open 7am for coffee and breakfast items. If you know the area specifically that block you know it is not common to find breakfast items so this was nice. Ordered the everything bagel with fried egg- don't recall the name but it had crumbled fresh cheese, avocado and green herbs. The bagel was a good size. The service was and is always 10/10. I have stopped by before for a night cap cocktail, I was so hungry that night fortunately they had fries I would recommend for cocktails and weekend AM breakfast & coffee. Daytime has a nice natural lighting with a cozy vibe, in the evening it is very dim but for sure recommend for a date night or any intimate small gathering.

    Chef's Breakfast
    Danica Y.

    My friends and I went to Le Fe for Sunday brunch and had amazing time! Since it was a slow Sunday we were able to easily find street parking. I had the Body and Soul cocktail! It was delicious! Love a tequila and espresso drink! The food was amazing too! It tasted really fresh and flavorful! It was my perfect breakfast! The portion size was filling! The service was amazing! Our waitress was super friendly and did not rush us. Love their adorable puppy mascots too!

    Reina Y.

    Beautiful bar with a great atmosphere, a perfectly made Old Fashioned, and friendly staff--I have no complaints at all. The only reason I hesitate to leave a review is that I'd love to keep this place my hidden gem... that's how much I enjoyed it! I haven't had the chance to try the food yet, but I'll definitely be coming back soon.

    Dimples was the drink!! Yum!
    Karen S.

    Really really yummy drinks had 1 awesome margarita on the menu with cucumber! So yum try it!! The service was so fast and the bartender was fun! The vibe is chill, relax, bring some friends and talk! Def a cool place to relax and have a drink!

    Nawal menu
    Clara C.

    This review is for Nawal, the Syrian food that is served inside La Fe. I swear I saw an IG reel of them serving food out of a window, but that may have changed/too much time passed since the video recording and time of visit. The seating is very comfortable, almost too comfortable. There was this couple lounging in the corner and watching their dog roam around inside. The menu was confusing because it's just a QR code. There are no photos to see what kind of food it was. We had to ask the server soo many questions. Ngl the La Fe server was annoyed that we wanted mostly the food. We ended up ordering a couple cocktails just to make her happy. We decided all the food was good. Cocktails were ok. I'd be back for the vibes.

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    Excellent food and drinks for very reasonable rates. Highly recommend this cute little bistro especially the steak frites

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    Great DJ's and incredible pop ups for food. The cocktails are perfection. Just come here :)

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    4.4(120 reviews)
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    It was one of those hot days that just happened in LA. The type of heat that is not for Angelenos…read morebecause it breaks our 71 and sunny expectation that almost seems a clause we are provided with when our residence lies within the Golden State. So my plan to walk and explore LA's downtown was nixed. It neededa an extreme-heatcheck. Subsequentlly, I needed a place to chill and sip before my next scheduled thing began. I landed here, and it was cool that I did because I got a break from the heat and was expose to the chill factor of this place that kind of felt I visited my hipster bud while they were right in the middle of their modern and off-center Japanese decoration phase. This place resides within a modern shopping center. Those that have like a parking lot and around have small bussinesses. So mapquest might say one has arrived to the spot, but one must walk into the shopping plaza to find Kissaten Corazon. When I entered, first one passes a living room in a garage like situation. So basically when one enters, they enter via a garage door, and the garage area has to be passed to get to where the main coffee action takes place. The furniture in this area, is not patio furniture, by the way. It is like a coffee table with chairs that belong in like a dude's apartment, where the dude finally learned how to create a home space with furniture that he found from an eclectic collection of places. Thus, as soon as one enters one gets hit with funky-modern. We have cash, we have style, but no cohesion because cohesion does not belong to the young, only disordely mess that doubles as beautiful mixture of pieces that need a home. If one takes care to look at my pictures, of the whole experience, then one will understand that this place is a medly of concepts with a string-running along that when pulled vibrates to the twang of coffee house with Japanese and wine notes. I ordered my coffee and of course I irked the barista. So the menu (I clipped it) has a heading called tomodachi. It was my first time here and I did not know what that meant. The barista tried to explain it. And I was still confused. She was saying things but not really explaining that it was a coffee chain that supplied their coffees to this spot. So it was like having Nestle at the top of a menu and having different coffees from this supplier. I did not understand if she was talking about a machine or what cause at what point she made it sound like it might be a machine by calling it the roaster. But the roaster was the vendor. And to me a roaster can be a machine that roasts beans. Or did I stretch for the stars? It took like three of four questions to arrive at her understanding. In the process, she kind of rolled her eyes in mild exhaustion. But almost as the universe intervened, her cap said, "to be a learner, you've got to be willing to be a fool." And I was a persistent fool with my questions. But I got my appropriate answer. It is what it is. The coffeehouse had people with laptops. The next Interstellar or War and Peace might be written here. One will find others typing here, if one likes to type only when others are doing it too. There is a central picture of a cherry blossom branch behind blue. I wonder why the blue was not pink? Perhaps because my drink was pink, slightly, not like clearly. I got two drinks. The barista that I annoyed helped me pick. The first one was a strawberry drink. It tasted like a sophisticatd Nesquick that was coffee-forward. The Nesquick taste came from the strawberry flavoring. It was rich, sweet, and frankly, hit the spot that needed to be quelled by the outside heat. Easy to like, long for it because the place is not near my pad. I would need a specific trip to get this strawberry coffee and that will happen someday just don't know when. I also got a pour over drink. I cannot remember, which one it was. I did see another barista create the drink. As the pictures show, he used a non-electric pot and filter to make my coffee. The act seemed ceremonial and birth in a place closed to feudal Japan. I wonder if Shoguns drank their coffee a la pourover too? I also took a clip of different tea pots lined up. It was all so cute and spoke of tradition. Take the time to dip a bag of tea leaves into a cup being held by a doily. If not, then is one taking the time to see the world and its tea leaves? As I was there, there was a customer working hard to retrieve a 20.00 dollar refund. She was right. It was owed to her. She had called. And still they could not figure out what the problem was exactly. I wonder if the world was divided into those who would fight for their 20 bucks like this customer and the other half would be people who forget the 20 bucks, where would the percentage lie? Would people seek or forget? I would forget. I ordered two drinks and gulped one, and tasted the second to around half the way to understand this experience better not just get coffee when I needed a break.

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    Rhythm Room LA - Pear ty

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    4.3(426 reviews)
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    This was the last stop in a night where Conrad and I stepped out to LA to have a good time. So by…read morethe time I got there I was tipsy. I was not falling down the stairs, nor was I slurring my words, nor was I misaligning my pool shots, but I was definetely feeling the good inside my blood. I note this, not to highlight my cool factor as if I was a frat bro in a Florida party school, but more to describe how my experience was fogged by my consumption. This place was definetely a hot spot to hit, but I just will not be able to descrbie everything with speicifc detail, more, broad strokes of a good time. The place is reached by going down a flight of stairs, which feels like one is going to catch the J line in New York. I think I felt this more because of the Spring St sign- a famous stop in NY, NY. As soon, I got there, the goal was to continue the good time and this place allowed that at a reasonable price. They had these can drinks that I really responded and they were only 7 dollars. Ok, I know that saying something is only 7 dollars in this economy can seem out of touch. But a drink in LA most of the time will run you at least 12 to 16 dollars, and I think it is mostly on the 16 side. So finding a 7 dollar drink in a hot spot is refreshing. It was a Suncruiser- a vodka spirit based drink- that was part of their specials for their night. maybe is more expensive on other nights when it is not on special? After the drink Conrand and I stepped into their floor. It was the first time we were there and it is basically a basement game room on whatever it is that Bane takes to make himself go from puny human to muscle-on-muscle-on-muscle villain. There is a lot of pool tables maybe like 5, and I saw ping pong, and other table games. Additionally, instead of a speaker or a recorder- the one's that spin old timey records- there was a band. I took a short video of the band but I could not tell you if this band was good or bad or their name or their style of music. I was partly present, and I just heard the music, I did not appreciate the performers. It happens. So Conrad and I play all the time together. And I saw a guy playing by himself. We quickly introduced oursevles and then we played pool. Here is the thing that I am happy to write about this place. Unline a regular bar with a pool table, where every one knows your name, this place had the opportunity to meet new people. And I enjoyed playing with this guy. He was a new challenge. He had fresh stories. And he offered a view of the world I enjoyed. So this place offers the opportunity to meet new people over a game of pool. If pool is your thing than this place will make you happy an if pool is your way of meeting new folks then this place will make you happy and give you opportunities to find the folks you imagine you need in your life. In the final analysis, I want to go here again, and experience the place more broadly. Not sure if I will write a new Yelp, because even though I bared bone this one, it still gives the primary messages I want to. And to the guy who I played with thanks for having a good time with me, even if it was short. And sometimes, short, can be just enough.

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    BE WARNED! The…read moreatmosphere was decent, the food was acceptable, and the service was average. Then the bill arrived, and I was surprised to see an automatic 20% gratuity added. I ended up paying it(because they leave you no choice), but my biggest issue isn't the amount itself. It's that there was no clear notice beforehand. If a restaurant automatically adds gratuity or service charge, especially for a single diner, that should be clearly disclosed before you order or at least be prominently stated in the beginning. A 20% tip should reflect exceptional service. That wasn't the experience I had. The lack of transparency left a bad impression and felt dishonest. With so many great restaurants in Los Angeles that offer better food, better service, and straightforward billing, I wouldn't recommend this place.

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    4.5(608 reviews)
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    Had such a great experience here! The atmosphere was fun, the drinks were great, and the service…read morereally made the night. **Kyle was amazing!** He was attentive, friendly, and made sure we were taken care of without being overbearing. He had great recommendations, kept everything coming smoothly, and genuinely made us feel welcomed. You can tell he takes pride in providing great service, and that definitely made our experience even better. If you come here, **ask for Kyle!** Great service, great vibes, and definitely a place I'd come back to.

    As a cocktail enthusiast, The Semi Tropic has been on my radar. Owners Dan Finley & Eren Magri were…read moreon a mission to open a café/bar hybrid featuring great cocktails, quality coffee, good food, friendly staff, & an amazing sound system. (A lot of thought went into the acoustics & speaker system.) This chic establishment serves up European-inspired small plates, and their cocktail program melds inspiration with a respect for classic structure. The sultry pulsating bass lines that ooze through the speakers set the tone for a chilled vibe, and the tropical motifs provide an escape from reality. It's a great spot to relax and catch a game or hang with friends, which I did. I met some of my favorite Yelp peeps here for Sunday Brunch. We received a warm & friendly welcome from Rasheeda (bartender). She was darling, as was our server, Mason. They were both fantastic. We settled into the cozy couches tucked in the corner and ordered several dishes to share: Hummus, Prosciutto Panino, Eggplant Panino, Mediterranean Eggs, Green Shakshuka, & Fries. Drinks consisted of: Nitro Cold Brew, Bloody Mary, Age of Aquarius, & a Lavender Gimlet. The fries were tossed with rosemary salt and came with garlic aioli & ketchup. They were addicting & delicious. My Lavender Gimlet did not disappoint. Everyone enjoyed their selections, and we had a great time together. This was the perfect meet up spot. I'm looking forward to coming back. *Street parking (can be tricky.) Metered parking across the street. *Happy Hour 2 pm - 6 pm daily & all-day Monday.

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