First time at this location and the staff was so friendly and welcoming…read more They told us about future events and how we should visit them during these events for fun filled nights. The pies were limited but it's understandable due to the demands of their delicious pies. We were helped by a friend staff member and helped me with my coupon for a free slice of pie. The ambiance was calm and quiet and the staff member event showed us their back space for future get togethers with family and friends.

Love this place. Happy they have a sugar-free apple pie that is delicious for our diabetic family…read moremembers. The crust and filling are all delicious. We like to get the eggs benny and kids breakfast meals are a great deal for what you get. The tuna sandwich is okay in a pinch. The sides mashed potatoes are made w fresh, whole potatoes, so good. I dont know why this diner is rated so low, we are picky and love it.

This is right up the street from me and today was the first time here…read more I ordered a Large blended Mocha and a Tres Leches Muffin. The Mocha delicious and perfect! Now. The Tres Leches muffin is a new favorite, because I have never been a fan of Tres Leches, but it looked so moist that I had to try it. Im so glad I did! I'll be there tmrw and maybe more times than I should 5 stars

I'm not sure why people like coming here. I order banana…read morelatte and taste nothing like it. It was very disappointing.. 2nd time I order vanilla ice latte and it too much sugar.. customer service is good I will have them that.

The experience here is always good, there was no wait time…read more My favorite thing about Concha's Cafe is literally the coffee. Second time coming here, and it won't be my last. This time I got the steak and eggs. Honest review here! The steak wasn't great, well at least to my liking. But just because I didn't like it doesn't mean you won't like it. This is one of m favorite spots to have breakfast. I loveeeeeeeeeeeeee the coffee here.

Very disappointed with my experience at Concha Cafe. As soon as I walked in, it smelled like a wet…read morerag. The food was just okay, and the service was confusing because it was never clear who our server was. I picked out two conchas. The first one I touched was rock hard and stale, so I can only imagine the other one wasn't fresh either. They threw the stale concha away and didn't charge me for either concha, but the overall experience was enough for me. I won't be coming back.

I ordered Cafe Santo on Uber Eats for breakfast recently. Their avocado toast looked delicious…read more They are also known for their chocolate. So i also ordered a Semiamargo which is a 60% cacao based chocolate and I also added a single shot of espresso to it. Overall, the toast was delicious and the drink was also tasty. I will be stopping by in person to check out the restaurant in person. They serve chilaquiles on the weekend and have other drinks that sound equally as delicious.

Had this place saved for a while and finally got to check it out! I order my drink through their…read moreonline pickup which was convenient for my work break stop. Plenty of street parking nearby! The area is super cute. They have a few outdoor seating if you want to hang out and eat. The menu is great, there's something for everyone however I ordered the arroz tatemado latte with almond milk and was a bit disappointed. The drink was extremely watery. I don't know if the shots are pulling too long or if the ice ratio is very high but it felt thin. I am still wanting to go back and maybe try a different drink to give it another shot!

Recently I suggested to my husband we give this place a shot, mostly because I'd seen how popular…read moretheir café de olla is. We've now been twice. The interior is super cozy and charming. Traditional decor with lots of vibrant plants, colorful clay dishes, and homey feel. Service has been great both visits. First time, I got the chilaquiles verdes with carnitas. My husband had carne en su jugo, and he loved it. We both raved about the café de olla, it was served in these lovely hand-painted clay mugs. Second visit, I went for enchiladas verdes, and my husband tried the enmoladas. Again, everything was delicious. Parking may be the issue, depending the time you go. Besides that, this place is worth a try!

It was my first time here. First of all the service was great. The gentleman serving seemed to be…read morethe chef as well... he was very attentive and the food tasted great. He made some recommendations and we really enjoyed the food overall. The place was empty and I had my doubts about staying but I'm glad we did. Also, the food came out quickly.

Went to Vida Pura and got their breakfast burrito. It's been on my bucket list for a while, and…read moreneedless to say, it was definitely worth it. I'm glad I finally got around to trying it. I loved the avocado and hash brown combination, and the salsa that came with it paired really well, a little kick with it. The portion size was great and definitely filled me up. The service was fast, but seating is pretty limited since it's mainly outdoors. Parking can be a little rough because it's street parking only, and it was pretty full when I came on a Saturday morning. I would definitely come back. I also saw that they make coffee and matcha drinks, and they all looked really good, so I'd definitely come back to try that next time!

Vida Pura is a Latina-owned plant based cafe located in the heart of East LA. It was formerly a…read morevegan food truck and eventually became the current brick-and-mortar cafe. [Parking]: Free small public parking lot directly across from the shop. [Amenities]: This is a really small coffee shop with no indoor tables and only two small outdoor tables. No restroom is available. [Menu]: Yelp's top highlighted items are the Breakfast Burrito, Teddy Bear (double espresso, agave, housemade vanilla cold foam, Teddy Grahams), and Banana Nut. All drinks are made with oat milk. Please note that the kitchen closes at 1 PM on Monday - Tuesday and 2 PM on Wednesday- Sunday even though the cafe remains open for another 1 - 2 hours. Come early for anyone wanting to try kitchen items like breakfast burrito or breakfast sandwich. *** Banana nut (double espresso, house made vanilla cold foam, house made banana syrup - medium $7.50): It came with two banana chips. The cold foam was quite underrated and I could taste a hint of banana flavor. The drink wasn't as sweet as I had expected - I liked it. Breakfast burrito (Refried beans, soyrizo, tofu scramble, crispy hashbrowns and sliced avocado wrapped in a flour tortilla - $13.50): Portion wasn't huge, but it also wasn't small enough to finish in one sitting. It had one of the softest texture for breakfast burritos. The soyrizo was very flavorful. It also came with a side of salsa - quite spicy but flavorful at the same time. *** I probably still prefer meat-based breakfast burritos, but their soyrizo breakfast burrito is quite good and the coffee drink is excellent (4.5-star for both items). I would definitely recommend this small coffee shop for a quick grab-and-go.

Great customer service, great prices, and great food! The guy working the front on 2/15/26 around…read more1:30pm was friendly, interpersonal, and knowledgeable. My family and I are in Montebello every weekend & crave tacos. But most street taco stands don't open till 3pm. We were drawn in by their instagram posts & how they open at 11am. They have $1 tacos EVERY DAY (carne asada is the only meat that is $2, but that's still a great deal). Sometimes when I go to other taco spots their meat is chewy/fatty. But this spot did not have the chewy meat. It was well done! We did the 8 tacos + 1 drink for $10. We ordered all meats except chorizo and can say they were all delicious - chicken was my personal favorite. Can't wait to come back

We had dinner there yesterday. As soon as we walked in, we should've just turned back right around…read more It was a mess. It was dirty and we spent time swatting flies. We wanted to give the food a try because of the great reviews we read online. Those must be from friends and family because not only was it not good, but it was super expensive. I had a chile relleno burrito with Carne asada for $17. Most of it was rice and although I have no complaints about the Chile relleno, the meat was inedible. Most of it was fat. My husband had a chile relleno plate for $17. The chele relleno again was OK but the rice and beans were not good at all. My son had the burrito with chicken. Yes the burritos are huge but you're basically paying for rice and beans with a little bit of chicken for $17. The agua frescas were $7 each. They were OK but for seven dollars definitely overpriced. We wanted so much to like this place for the reviews, but do yourself a favor and don't spend your time or money.

Highest quality coffee and Espresso! Smooth tasting brews! Always the best never disappoints! Best…read moreon the east side.

Good vibes, great coffee and a pastry case. Indoor and outdoor seating…read more Please come and create your own adventure