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    Meymuni Cafe

    4.6 (116 reviews)
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    OG Lavashak Smoothie, The Mamani
    Julia G.

    This is a super cute spot and the food is GOOD! I tried the Mamani wrap and the OG Lavashak smoothie and my friend got Baba's chicken caesar wrap. I was initially skeptical to have potato salad in a wrap but it was so delicious and flavorful - definitely want to come back to eat this again!! The choice of pickled veggies or shirazi salad on the side were also very good. The smoothie was the perfect mix of sweet and sour with chewy pieces of lavashak - staff compared it to a fruit rollup or sour patch kid. It's also right next to a gym and there's FREE parking garage parking!!! What a great space. It is huge inside with plenty of seating. Staff also greeted us so kindly and offered essential oils which elevated the experience. Definitely on the more expensive side compared to other spots with wraps/sandwiches/salads, but it is high quality and I highly recommend!! The staff really puts a lot of care into the food and the customer experience.

    Kayla A.

    Was finally able to make it to Meymuni Cafe after having it on my radar for a while. I had a little difficulty with getting into the parking structure. The gate is supposed to open up automatically once there's a car in front of it but it didn't work for me. But the lovely gentleman who answered the phone when I called to find out how to get in, came out to help me get inside the structure. I forgot to ask him his name, but he was so nice and helpful with my figuring out what to order. Truthfully I wasn't too impressed with the sandwich. Maybe it was an off day but I could prepare a better one at home.

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    Carlo G.

    Persian café with lots of free covered parking, outlets, and wifi, but okayish drinks and food. For my drink I got the Pistachio Cream Matcha and the matcha flavor was pretty weak. It was more so a sweet pistachio milk with a hint of matcha. Pistachio flavor was good though. A solid option if you want a matcha, but don't want a "real" matcha lol. To eat, the baba's chicken caesar wrap and that was okay as well. It tasted pretty healthy which I do like, but a lot of the components made it feel like I was eating cardboard. The creamy sauce did help though and I loved the crunchy and refreshing side salad. Interior and bathrooms are pretty clean with a good amount of seating, tables, and outlets. The baristas here were super nice and welcoming. The music can get a bit loud though especially the one coming from the fitness room it's connected to. To park, you just need to follow the signs inside the building for the free covered parking. Solid study spot with decent drinks and food. I would consider coming back.

    Sepideh P.

    Great food, great ambience and service. Visiting LA and has been eying this place for a while; it definitely did not disappoint. We got spicy shirazi, kotoletta and barbari tunacado. They were all delicious and not heavy. Zereshk lemonade was awesome as well. First place in LA my 12 year old rated as perfect.

    Half a tuna salad, half of the mamani
    Edward C.

    I forgot the name of the person helping but she was super friendly and helpful! Shout out to her since she was so kind to let me know they dog friendly. I would recommend the spot, they have a parking lot that they share with F45 so depending on when you come, could be full but you can always park on Sepulveda. Food was fantastic, I like the garlic yogurt sauce with the Mamani and the tuna salad was delicious. They have protein shakes (they're right across from F45 so genius move on their end) with the option of whey or pea protein. Seems like a new local business so definitely go to give your support! The staff is really friendly and nice. Biggest tip: if you're walking or didn't park in the garage, the entrance to the place is a doorbell you ring on the gate next to the bus stop. I circled around twice until I finally noticed that.

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    Bethany L.

    the quality and customer service care at Meymuni was amazing! the GM (i believe Shiraz) was so helpful and guided me through the menu, as well as offering samples for the lavashak as I was unsure which shake to get. I also had a worrisome encounter with individuals outside and he offered to/helped me when I was leaving to make sure I was safe. As I waited for the food, waters were brought over and I saw him do the same for other guests. Inside is also super clean and quiet, great place for studying. The mamani wrap doesn't skimp on the beef, and its wrapped in a persian seeded flatbread with pickled onions and potato salad. comes with a refreshing yogurt sauce. Lavashak smoothie is supposed to be tart, with pomegranate, strawberry, and peach. Will definitely come back to try the date tahini shake and the spicy wrap he recommended! A bit pricey but the quality and service makes this place worth it.

    Doog, a delicious carbonated yogurt beverage
    Azzy N.

    Meymuni is a standout new addition to the Persian food scene in Los Angeles exactly the kind of place this city needed. The space is bright, casual, and welcoming, serving elevated comfort food with thoughtful modern touches. What immediately sets Meymuni apart is its carefully curated selection of Persian snacks and drinks. From nostalgic favorites like lavoshak (sour fruit roll-ups) to doogh (yogurt-based drinks), the menu beautifully balances tradition and creativity. While the lavoshak smoothies are what initially put them on the map, the full menu offers far more omelets, sandwiches, soups, baked goods, and inventive takes on classic Persian salads, all made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. I ordered the Mamani: mortadella with salad olivieh (Persian potato salad) tucked into fresh lavash. The fresh herbs, crisp pickles, and a side of mast-o-moosir (shallot yogurt dip) made it nostalgic yet elevated. My aunt enjoyed tea and baked goods that were incredibly fresh and delicious. Even my picky dad ordered their omelette and absolutely loved it, which says everything. The service was warm and genuinely kind, and the food was consistently fresh and flavorful. An added bonus: easy parking in the back, along with both indoor and outdoor seating. They also host occasional events like comedy nights, giving the space a lively, community-centered feel. It's also a fantastic venue to hire for your next party or private event the layout, energy, and atmosphere make it ideal for gathering friends and family in a warm, vibrant setting. I was lucky enough to meet the owner, Shaahin, who is clearly destined for great things. As an LA native who grew up eating mortadella sandwiches at old-school spots along Westwood Boulevard, I can say those places still exist but they don't quite capture the vibrant, inclusive energy that Meymuni does so effortlessly. Shaahin has created a space that feels modern yet rooted in tradition expansive yet intimate. If you love Persian food made with fresh, quality ingredients and appreciate a space that feels both nostalgic and new Meymuni deserves a spot in your regular rotation. I'll definitely be back to try one of their famous lavoshak smoothies next time.

    Mamani
    Hanna P.

    Very friendly service, very creative menu. I got the Kalbas klub, but my cousin got the tunacado and it was sooooo good. Lavashak smoothie is awesome and super sour. The mamani sandwich was really good too, but would love some more pickles in the olovieh

    Behrouz I.

    Awesome selection of food and drink items with a touch of Persian cuisine. Loved the lady behind the counter. Very welcoming and helpful. Thank you for the lavender hand lotion!

    Poonam S.

    Such a cute cafe and Definitely worth trying. I have thoroughly enjoyed their rose cardamom latte. They don't charge extra for flavors. Great service too. Just annoying they are not open on Mondays.

    Anjeer latte
    Charlie N.

    Was looking for a place to pop in to do some work while I had a few hours to kill before dinner with a friend, and came across this place. And it did not disappoint. PARKING: FREE parking, but very easy to miss. If you're heading southbound on Sepulveda, turn RIGHT after the bus stop. Like immediately. If you see the Metro parking, you're too late (learned that the hard way having to turn back twice to find the parking). After parking, look for the signs pointing you to F45/Meymuni. Go straight through that door, even though it's somewhat blocked by a table (don't turn left into the leasing office like me). WHAT I ORDERED: Anjeer matcha latte THE DRINK: This was so delicious! The unique flavor combination was what caught my eye - I was very curious about the fig cream. It ended up having a nutty flavor that went really well with the matcha. It was lightly sweet, though I wish the flavor was a bit stronger. The matcha part tasted okay - I wish it was stronger, especially given the cream top, but that's just my personal preference. SERVICE: Super fast and friendly. VIBES: Amazing. Lots of open space, and they sell additional snacks and products on the side. It's next to an F45. And perfect for getting work done or studying. Here's my work-from-coffee-shop checklist: * OUTLETS: Yes, pretty much at every table hugging the wall * WIFI/INTERNET: Yes, pretty good speed * VOLUME: Music was a bit loud so would probably be distracting to take a Zoom call, but okay for work or chatting with friends * SEATING AVAILABILITY: Went on a weekday afternoon and there were only two other groups besides me * BATHROOMS: Yes, very clean * LAPTOP FRIENDLINESS: No restrictions I saw BOTTOM LINE: I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area and need to get some work done. I'm very curious about the smoothies and protein shakes since the flavors look pretty unique.

    Spicy chicken
    Jira W.

    Great concept idea, average food... We got two different wraps but nothing stood out or telling me Persian. The meats were bland and the chicken has little spices. The wraps are $18 with no side is pretty high in my opinion. I really like that the restaurant is spotless clean and very peaceful among the traffic in the area.

    Mamani Sandwich
    Jessica T.

    This cafe is a hidden gem! The barista was so sweet and attentive, even asking if we wanted water once our sandwich was ready. The entrance is a side gate by the Culver City bus stop, and you simply ring the doorbell to be let in (which they're very quick about). There's plenty of seating, and the food is amazing! We got the Mamami sandwich and the the Torshaki smoothie. Both were AMAZING, the smoothie was very fresh. 10/10 would recommend as a study spot or a place to grab a quick bite!

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    Super cute Persian cafe! I really enjoyed the Cesar wrap. I also really liked the lavashak. Can't wait to go back to try more!

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