As we parked and got out of the car, a very charismatic woman--whom I assume was the owner--greeted…read moreus. Genuine interaction goes a long way in my book, and I immediately felt appreciated. We walked up to the order window and received another friendly greeting. We ordered the OG, a biscuit sandwich and a coffee, then went around to the other side and found a place to sit. From our table, we had a full view of the person preparing our sandwiches. Everything was cooked to order. This was not fast-food assembly, and as I watched them prepare our breakfast, I could see the attention being paid to every detail. We ate our sandwiches on the stools just outside the shop. We both loved our breakfast sandwiches, along with their hot sauce. I would happily order either sandwich again. I noticed that several reviewers have commented that the prices are high. I thought the prices were reasonable and in line with what you would expect from a food truck. It costs more than fast food, but the quality and flavor are there. I will definitely be back!

YALL... This is…read moreirrefutably the best biscuit in LA, likely in California, possibly the entire Western US, and rivals those that I grew up eating in the South!!! It's flaked, hot, buttery, savory, umami, oooo mommy... There is no other place in LA to get a breakfast sandwich. EVERYTHING this place has to offer is immaculate, from their hot sauce to their bacon to their biscuit AND their OG GRILLED SANDWICH!!!! And btw, PLEASE don't ask to change a thing, it is perfection, any alterations would be sacrilege. Chef Cara is not only a culinary genius, but also as kind as she is awesome. Her staff is also top notch, this place is seriously the full experience. YOU MUST TRY Also the hot maple sauce they serve for dipping haunts my dreams.

The turkey sandwich had a great herb aioli! Overall was a good sandwich so would come back if in…read morethe area but not sure I'd make a special trip

I've been a long-time regular at the Fairfax and Miracle Mile locations, but my experience with the…read moreBeverly Grove branch has been incredibly disappointing. We picked up our usual weekly order recently, and the quality was nowhere near the standard we've come to expect considering two sandwiches are FORTY FIVE dollars. The meat quality in both sandwiches was poor, and they arrived soggy and clearly hadn't been toasted properly. I actually reached out via email to let them know privately, hoping to resolve this since we love the food so much, but I never received a response. It's a shame that a business wouldn't prioritize feedback from their consistent customers. I'll be sticking to the other locations from now on where the quality and communication are actually reliable.

Great spot for Italian sandwiches. Hot, good space, quality ingredients…read more Getting there / parking: Easy to find the parking around the corner. On a Saturday evening there's a valet collecting a parking fee which we paid for the convenience vs street parking which looked difficult. Entrance via the back door was easy! Arriving: For two at an early hour (4pm) we grabbed a two seater indoors easily, there's outdoor seating too in case you want a breeze. Service: We were greeted and the guy at the cashier recognized it was our first time and recommended based on our tastes - I wanted salty and he pointed out proactively some recommendations along with which ones also have sweet flavors in case I'm interested (or not). Admired the case of Italian meats as we sat down to wait. Food: Excellent. I got the springtime for the salty prosciutto flavor and the fresh greens along with the tomato and the toasted focaccia was so excellent and balanced! Well recommended and the toasted texture went really well with the filling ingredients, which all came together well in a bite (no item got dragged out of the sandwich on a bite). So good, definitely recommend!

Just the best Italian sandwiches, do yourself a favor and grab a Ganzo or Italian, sooo good! All…read moreimported meats from Italy, and chips and soda too. Also these sandwiches are big, sure to fill any hungry man. I would have taken a picture but I ate it right up!

Maison Matho makes a spectacular jambon beurre. The baguette is fresh, the butter -- which they…read moregenerously slather on, is rich and decadent, cornichons are briney and crunchy, and they really load up the sandwich with their Parisian style ham. $23.00 is a definitely a lot to pay for a sandwich, but it's large enough for two to share and feel satisfied, but not stuffed. Since it's such a small operation, you'll definitely want to order online ahead of time and do pick-up so you're not waiting on the sidewalk for your order to be prepared. Around lunch time when I stopped by to pick-up my online order, there were two people who had ordered in-person and one of them waited close to 20 minutes to receive their order. There's no seating area or counters to eat at, so Maison Matho is certainly a grab-and-go type of spot. Overall, if you're looking for a proper French sandwich in this part of town, look no further than Maison Matho -- the sandwiches here are incredible.

Do not be fooled by the menu. It's a study in…read moreunderstatement. Because, what kind of crazy person would pay that for a "six minute egg?" I did. I was hungry. My husband was fixing my car, so I walked to the closest cup of coffee and whatever... I got the egg. One egg. Too many dollas. My friends. What did I just eat? Yes. Six minutes. That makes yolk goo. Check. The yolk was the color of a Halloween bucket. High quality egg. Check. The bread? Crusty af. The stuff UNDER THE EGG? My god, man. Olive oil infused with citrus. Thin-sliced green olive. Crunchy leaves and greens. And the hummus. GTFO. So smooth I thought it was butter. I bought another expensive egg to bring home to my husband. He looked at me as if I'd lost my mind. He's eaten the egg. Now he's looking at me as if I'm the sanest decision he ever made.

The best food that you can tell is made with love. Everything is so fresh and flavorful, and…read moredoesn't leave me feeling gross after. You must try the rice, beans, chicken and plantains - or any of the sandwiches.

A taste of Cuba for Shore this little specialty spot brings life to Cuban food mixed with vegan…read morejust as tasty. The service was great. The food was great. The ambience was great a definite spot to visit if you're in the area on Melrose, I asked if they cater and they do. Their black beans are a secret recipe from past bloodlines that are very healthy and filled with protein. Deliciousness!

The yummiest sandwich at The Grove!!!…read more Honestly, the customer service won me over before even tasting the sandwich. Lus, the manager, leads an amazing team. Her team seems to be happy to be at work because they have a great leader. Everything is clean and all food looks so fresh. I got the Caprese sandwich with turkey. So good!

This was my first time trying this famous New York deli at L.A.'s Original Farmers Market and it…read moreexceeded my expectations. I got the La Paradiso made with mortadella, stracciatella, pistachio cream, and pistachio. It was very rich and filling. I was only able to finish half of my sandwich. I wrapped the other half to save for later. My friend said her sandwich with the arugula was delicious. Unfortunately, we both couldn't remember the name! Solid sandwiches and a solid choice at the market. I would eat here again!

had sandwiches delivered from here twice on a recent trip and both sandwiches were absolutely…read moreperfect. Got the BLT - perfect amount of bacon which is hard to come by and perfectly chewy bread. Second time I got the Italian and it might be the most perfect sandwich I've ever had. I'm going to be dreaming of that sandwich.

I've been going to the OG Potato Chips since La Escuela was in the same building, back when it was…read morea tad cheaper. They both used to be cheaper actually. So now you have Mamie across the street and if you want to skip to the end of this review, that is the better option. Speaking of Mamie, I accidentally came to this location about 45 minutes before closing. They're sandwiches, so I figured no need to turn on a stove or anything. We ordered cold sandos from the kiosk because there was no human at the counter. They were already in GTFO mode. The only thing that greeted us was a giant roach on the floor. Mind you, it's about 97 degrees outside right now with the humidity, so just being able to eat inside with AC sounded nice. We pressed dine in on the kiosk, got our bag, I unwrapped my sandwich and then the only human working--who we hadn't seen at all until they handed us the food--came over and said, "Excuse me, you can't eat here. We're closing the dining room. You need to leave. There are spots in the courtyard where you can eat." In the 90-degree heat. The roach, however, got to stay. So we went and ate in the car with the AC on. First time and last time going to this inconvenience of a location. GTFO indeed. Not even worth editing my notes

Lovely food and lovely people, totally kosher experience right in the Melrose area…read more You wouldn't know it when you enter,, but there's actually a large area to eat outdoors in the back as well.

First time visiting and everything went well. What made me walk here was the biscotti. I found this…read morespot on Yelp, just looking for some good coffee nearby within walking distance. I like the many different drink options available but it was the "Organic House Biscotti" that sold me. Street parking is available on Melrose or the side street but I chose to get some steps in. I love the outdoor seating out front along with the menu posted for those curious heads walking by. Big enough to grab someone's attention. It caught mines just before stepping foot inside. Now the ambiance is a calm, chill and feels like a community oriented atmosphere. It wasn't loud or noisy but very busy. The restaurant is clean. The associates are cool and professional. At first I felt out of place lol being that some of the customers seemed to be regulars just looking at me and not saying anything. One lady even came in with her son and just stood in front me while waiting in line until I son attempted to politely let her know. I wasn't tripping tho lol. S/O to Lizzy. I hope I mentioned his name correctly. The young guy with the hat and earring haha. Me saying he made my experience or visit better is an understatement. He honestly provided some awesome customer service. I grabbed my bag of biscotti off of the shelf and waited in line. Not only did he apologize for the long wait but he also gave me a good recommendation for my coffee. Was going with a regular macchiato and he said caramel. I'm like forget it, why not ??? Haha. My thoughts were fixed on hot but he also suggested an Ice latte instead. So all in all, I think I may have purchased a Caramel Latte lol. While I waited he told me to check out the garden in the back. The concept is beautiful and dope. I love the set up out back. It's open spaced with the tables and chairs, a water station, and a great vibe. A nice place to chill and hangout. Didn't take long the my order. By the time I went back inside my name was being called. A customer in line said the coffee looked good and it was. The almond biscotti is also good. I can see myself returning. Especially for the biscotti.