I've been to the LB location and after going to the Whittier location, it's safe to say that Madres…read morebrunch is my favorite brunch spot! The service was very attentive and quick, and their hospitality was exactly what I think every restaurant needs. Shoutout to our server anna! (not sure if I spelt her name right!) but she was amazing and always made sure to check up on us. My friend and I got their Mimosa flight special, Pina Colada, Strawberry pancakes, surf and turf, and Madres Chilaquiles and all were a 10/10! They even had music playing in the background and it was a vibe! The interior was very pink and they had beautiful murals all throughout the restaurant. Lots of seating and there is 2 hour parking in front! Definitely going to be back at either location :)

Service is great ! The server was nice . But honestly the food is not tasty at all . Birria has no…read moreflavor . Chilaquiles are dry and basic tomato juice . Ambiance is lively . If you're looking for a brunch place to have some mimosas this is cool I guess . Food wise take it from a real foodie this is not something to look forward too sorry madres I rate this place a 4.5-10 . Whittier location

Came here twice in one week. Def a new family favorite. Kiddos enjoyed their Nutella and banana…read morecrepes along with guava juice. I, again, got the Ube waffles and the chilaquiles. Tried the Hawaiian latte for the first time and its an instant fave. Might order it weekly. The ladies in the front are so nice and make sure everyone has what they need. Def feels like a breakfast in Hawaii. Line starts getting long at 9:30am do plan accordingly. Going to try the loco moco next. Really loving the food and vibes.

I stopped by Aloha Stacks for breakfast last Friday and was pleasantly surprised by their menu…read more They offer a nice mix of classic breakfast favorites, island-inspired dishes, and Mexican-style plates. The coconut and pineapple pancakes were fantastic. They were fluffy, full of flavor, and satisfied my sweet tooth perfectly. For something savory, I ordered the steak chilaquiles. The steak was the best part: tender, well-seasoned, and delicious. My only real complaint is about the salsa. It seemed a bit mild, and as someone who is Mexican, I thought it was missing the depth, spice, and bold flavor you usually find in authentic chilaquiles. Overall, the food is solid, the portions are generous, and the pancakes alone make it worth a visit. It's a great local breakfast spot that I'd be happy to come back to.

Casa de Cafe has been my go-to coffee shop for the past year. It's my favorite place to meet with…read morenew clients, business partners, and agents. The vibe is always welcoming, and it's a great spot to sit down and have a conversation. One thing I love is that you can choose how sweet you want your drink. My favorite is the Duvalín Latte hot or iced, depending on the weather. It's always so good, and I find myself coming back again and again. Definitely one of my favorite local coffee spots!

Ordered: Mushroom cream & chicken crepe, turkey baguette sandwich, cafe de olla, iced Gansito latte…read more The coffee was excellent; I wished I'd ordered a large Gansito latte because I liked it so much. The cafe de olla was solid too. The food was a hit & a miss. The baguette of the sandwich was tasty & fluffy. The sandwich itself came with a delicious salsa on the side. The crepe was borderline inedible. Wayyy too much salt. I hope it was a mistake. I ordered takeout so I can't comment much on the service or ambiance. My order was quickly made during a fairly busy morning.

One of my favorite breakfast spots in Whittier! Met up with…read moremy cousin to catch up over breakfast, and Toast was the perfect choice. We got there without the usual long wait, which was a nice surprise! I ordered the Cali Toast with country potatoes and a Rose Latte, and everything was so good. The Cali Toast is one of my go to orders, and the Rose Latte is definitely worth trying if you're in the mood for something a little different. We sat outside, and the patio has such a relaxing vibe, perfect for lingering over coffee and good conversation. I've been coming here for years, and it's one of those places I always find myself coming back to. Great food, friendly service, and consistently a solid breakfast spot. If you're local and haven't been yet, you're missing out!

Went to Saturday morning brunch with friends. Plenty of seating was available to us. We were a…read moreparty of 6 but they let us get seated with only 4 people in our party present, which was nice since it was a little "toasty" outside. The orange juice tasted nice and cold and fresh. Very cute decor, the server was very kind and attentive. The pepper shaker cap fell off and dumped tons of black pepper on my friend's hash brown chips and they did not hesitate to bring out another order! Super kind. My only bummer was the toast on my Bacon Up Toast Breakfast was not... toast. It was very lightly toasted. Could have been WAY more toasted to hold the weight of all of the avocado spread, tomatoes, bacon, and onions that was stacked on top! Definitely needed a sturdy toast base so it was hard to pick up to eat. With the business being named TOAST, I would think they could nail the toast more. Food tasted 10/10 and will definitely be coming back. I will just ask for the toast to be more toasted for the future.

Ines and Lizbeth are such amazing servers!! They were so patient and friendly from the beginning…read more It feels like you're on a vacation in this cute little restaurant, 10/10 service.

Had a really good experience at Sol 626! The atmosphere was great, the food was delicious, and the…read morestaff were friendly and welcoming. Our server Lizbeth was amazing although it was during a rush hour she was very friendly , attentive , and made sure we had everything we needed. Everything came out fresh and tasted great. Definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out, and I'll definitely be coming back!

I had my first meal at the enchanted indoor garden in Mami Felipa Cocina today…read more Food: The green chilaquiles did not disappoint. They were fresh, crunchy, with ample green tomatillo salsa that was flavorful, making for a very authentic bite. The beans were very good and complemented the chilaquiles perfectly. Authentic Mexican flavors showcased well. Service: The waitress was friendly, attentive, and joyfully answered my questions about the menu. I also asked about the traditional colorful head piece located behind glass next to the register and learned that it is a Chinelo, a traditional iconic carnival character from Morelos, Mexico. It is clear, the restaurant owners are proud of their heritage and are sharing it with everyone. Ambiance: The small but cozy restaurant features an incredibly vibrant, maximalist indoor garden vibe that immediately makes you feel like you are dining inside an enchanted greenhouse. Dense artificial greenery blankets the walls and ceiling. The cozy, casual neighborhood layout is packed with personality, featuring playful multicolored floral tablecloths, festive flags, and unique lived-in accents. It's an energetic setting for a lively meal.

What a pleasant surprise. Meaning sometimes you read a lot of five star reviews and you leave…read moredisappointed. Had the Divorciad burrito for lunch and it was delicious. (See attached picture). This restaurant is in such an obscure location, I can't believe I was going to a Burrito Track across the street for so many years not knowing this place existed. Friendly staff and prompt service. The unfortunate negative is it's location and I'm referring to parking. There must be 8 business crammed into this lot. With a bar to the right and a laudermat on its left finding a parking spot is like winning the lotto. Now layer in one driveway and you have to make a 3 point turn just to navigate to leave. The short answer is I will absolutely go back to this place as long as there is a parking space to be had.

There's a private lot for parking to get here. Inside has a nice and classy atmosphere. The staff…read moreare great and friendly. Even with lots of people, it wasnt too loud. The food arrived at a good pace. The sourdough bread roll with herb butter arrived first. It was delicious. The bread was fluffy inside and the outer crust wasn't too hard. I got the pasta cheese wheel (serves 2) and the server was great and funny. The pasta has a great flavor. And the portion is just right. Definitely filled me up even though I wanted more pasta. The garlic bread was also good. It is the same sourdough bread from the beginning. I'd return to try more of the menu!

Had a great experience at 19seventy! The ambiance was beautiful, and the staff was attentive and…read morewelcoming throughout our meal. The sourdough bread they bring to the table was soft and really delicious. I had the Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo, which was very good. My friends shared the Short Rib Pappardelle, which was a generous portion for two people. We didn't realize it was prepared right in front of you, so getting to watch it being made was such a special treat! The only small downside was that my friends felt the Short Rib Pappardelle needed a little more flavor. They ended up adding some salt to bring out the taste. I have to give a huge shoutout to our waiter! He overheard us saying happy birthday to our friend, and without us even asking, he brought her a complimentary dessert. Such a thoughtful gesture and definitely made the night extra special. Overall, we had a great time and really appreciated the attentive service and little touches that made our dinner memorable!

Delicious brunch spot with great food and cozy vibe We came…read moreto Toast Kitchen and Bar on Whittier Blvd and really enjoyed it. The food was delicious and full of flavor. I had the green chilaquiles and they were amazing -- so much flavor in that green chili sauce. My husband got the stuffed French toast with berries and it was just as good, sweet and rich but not too heavy. The Abuelita hot chocolate with two espresso shots was perfect and hit the spot. The whole place has a cozy, nicely decorated vibe that makes it feel warm and welcoming. The service was great and everyone was friendly. Definitely a place I'll be going back to.

My friend and I got a table right away on a Sunday morning. My dog joined us so we got a spot in…read morethe patio. I thought the menu was a little pricey, but the portion size is good. I got the simple breakfast and swapped the country potatoes for the hashbrowns and they were crispy and delicious. Service was good overall. I would come back.

After a memorial service we wanted breakfast and candidly I wasn't looking for Mexican food, but we…read moreare glad we discovered Rey's. Can't say we didn't know about it. We pass by a lot with the greenway trail nearby and the antique emporium next door. Staff were super nice and friendly. Service from order to plate deliver was quick. I have the nopales and eggs. Super flavorful and the side salad gave the right amount t of kick. Wifey had the French toast with bacon and eggs. I had to sneak a bite of the bacon. Very good. We definitely will be back. Very charming home style cafe with plenty of pics on the walls that I am sure have stories.

Good food fast service nice Atmosphere, Mexican and American Food!…read moreMoving to new location!

I stopped in to get a mocha latte for my husband. This is a very cute shop. My husband enjoyed his…read morelatte. The service was great. This is a prime location and I hope it does well. Next time I'd like to try some food and the Hibiscus lemonade.

What happened to Cream & Sugar?…read more This used to be one of our favorite cafés in La Mirada. The food was good, the atmosphere was welcoming, and it actually felt like a cool little local café. Now the whole place feels completely different. Did it get new owners or new management? Because walking in now has this weird family-owned liquor-store-with-a-coffee-machine vibe. Everyone seems new, and even the barista was sitting there eating behind the cashier. We ordered the Everything Croissant and the C&S Grilled Cheese, and both were honestly terrible. Absolutely no flavor. The Everything Croissant is supposed to have eggs, onion, bell pepper, cheese, tomato, house spread and avocado, but somehow the whole thing still tasted like nothing. The C&S Grilled Cheese was even more disappointing. Their menu specifically says it comes with soy chorizo, spinach, bacon, cheddar and spicy buffalo cheese. There was absolutely NO soy chorizo in ours. That used to be one of the things that gave the sandwich its flavor. Instead, what we got looked thrown together and tasted nothing like what we remembered. And several things we used to like are gone from the menu altogether. Then you notice the B health department rating and think, okay... what exactly happened here?