Service was wonderful! Our waitress Kirsty went above and beyond to make our experience enjoyable!read more

I'm a glutton for a good brunch and the menu at The Six looked really good. I'm also a sucker for…read moregood decor and the evening pics from other Yelp reviewers looked really cute. Of course, Studio City has a village full of good restaurant choices, but since I was already a fan of their other location on the Westside, The Six on Pico Blvd., I decided to give this one a try. So Saturday brunch it was! We arrived earlier to avoid crowds at 10:45, and we had the place all to ourselves until 11:15. Reservations were made via Yelp, but we obviously didn't need them. I was a bit surprised, but small groups eventually trickled in slowly. ** THE CHOW ** My brunch date ordered a California omelet, made with brie, red bell, caramelized onions, and topped with half an avocado. The breakfast potatoes on the side were very yummy and the omelet was tasty too. Did I mention I'm a glutton for brunch? Well, I decided to eat one like one. And the Knife & Fork Chicken + Waffles was just right for my appetite. It satisfied the fried chicken cravings I had racked up over an entire week. I liked that the chicken was boneless, skinless, buttermilk-battered, and crispy. The fancy "red devil gravy" is basically a watery Tapatio for dunking or (if you're like me) for drowning your chicken in heat. Don't worry, they've got Cholula as well. Also, I love the effort in naming this menu item. However, I was a bit disappointed to find out that the jalapeño rosemary syrup on the online menu was only regular maple syrup IRL. Overall, the waffles are quite dense so it adds a good balance of hot 'n' sweet. ** THE SERVICE ** Servers at The Six were attentive. Food was delivered quickly. There were frequent check-ins with various staff members at each of the tables. The wait staff worked well together, covering each other's duties -- that was nice to see. ** THE VIBE ** There are lots of Instagram-worthy backdrops and charming little signs strewn around the restaurant. The decor and vibe give a nod to the "Society of Six" artists from the 1920s Prohibition era, who lived together in a cabin in Northern California that they dubbed the "Chow House", where they inspired each other in creating art. The reclaimed wood planks and cast iron skillets are used as plates on several menu items as a subtle accent and cozy, cabin vibe. I imagine twinkle lights add to the effect during the evening time. Next time I want to shovel brunch into my pie hole like a bottomless mimosa glass, I'll come back for the Apple Pie French Toast. That's with a side of bacon (not the bacon inside the French toast as the menu writeup may suggest). I hear that the cinnamon apple pie filling is amazing. I guess I'll have to come back for seconds and pair it with a bottomless Mimosa for $25 (avail Saturdays & Sundays, 10am - 3pm).

Amazing food, Kind servers, and a nice cozy atmosphere. The best English muffins on planet earth!read more

Treated myself to a solo breakfast the other morning since I had a little extra time to myself. I…read morehadn't been to The Nook in years and remembered they had a pretty good menu so I decided to stop by since I was already headed in that direction. I got there pretty early, around 9am, and there were already a few people dining. I ended up ordering sunny side up eggs, a side of bacon and a waffle. Everything was great and the customer service was excellent. I'll have to remember to stop by again soon. I forget that it's tucked away in this small shopping center next to the other plaza that has the Michael's and Yamatos.

Highly recommend! Great hangout place after playing…read morepickleball at the Encino Community Center across the street. Fair warning though, make sure you come looking on point. The workers here are, in simplest terms, they're hotter than grandma's cast iron after Sunday supper. And don't be like me and come all sweaty and embarrass yourself. Also the milkshakes and onion rings are fire. Service: A+++ Food: A+++ Better get over here!!!

We had an awesome experience at The Stand! Roxy was incredibly kind, welcoming, and helpful from…read morethe moment we walked in. She made us feel right at home and provided outstanding customer service. The food was AMAZING! We ordered the Jalapeño Bacon Burger, and it was absolutely delicious--packed with flavor and cooked perfectly. We also tried the Cookies & Cream Strawberry Birthday Cake Shake, and wow... it was incredible! Rich, creamy, and the perfect sweet treat to go with our meal. We'll definitely be returning. Highly recommend The Stand for both the delicious food and exceptional service. Thanks again, Roxy, for making our visit so enjoyable!

We came to visit this past Sunday for brunch from Santa Monica . We were impressed with the…read moredelicious food, amazing atmosphere and even incredible service. Our server was so fun and pleasant and would definitely be coming back and hope to see Dea again.

The Classic Cheeseburger (wagyu beef) with white cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, pickle, red onion…read moreand secret sauce, on a sesame seed bun, is PERFECTION!!!!! Great ambiance! Great outdoor bar seating and outdoor seating area. Fantastic service! Can't wait to try the desserts next time!!

I love the excellent atmosphere, food & service. Parking could be better but I usually find a spot.read more

Garden Cafe feels like a true home-cooked style brunch spot in Sherman Oaks with a warm, welcoming…read morevibe. The staff is amazing--friendly, attentive, and genuinely makes the experience better. The Cowboy Burger is juicy and flavorful with that hearty, comfort-food feel, and the Veggie Omelet tastes fresh, light, and well-prepared without feeling greasy. Everything has that "made from scratch" home-cooked quality that keeps it simple but really satisfying.

I went here for a late lunch a few days ago. It wasn't busy since it was a weekday. I copped a…read moresquat at a high top table and perused the menu. The drinks looked good but I decided to save some calories and just had a glass of water. For food I started with clam chowder. I'm thinking it was a special since it was on a piece of paper on the table. It came in a bread bowl...it had lots or clams, bacon and potatoes. It was delicious. It could have been a meal with a small salad. So for my entree I had the lobster Mac and cheese. It was good as a well. Ooey gooey and seasoned nicely. I was almost full from the chowder so only at about 1/3 of it but would definitely recommend. It was my first time coming here and I'd definitely return.

Honest review…read more.... Beer options - 5/10 They were aiming for local brews but honestly, not the best options. Food - 7/10 For pub food, it's not bad but not great. Service - 5/10 I'm not sure if they were just so understaffed or what was going on. Food took forever to come out & it seemed as if there was only 1 waiter for the entire restaurant. She also had an ugly attitude. Price - 2/10 Honestly for pub food, it's way too overpriced. You're paying West Hollywood prices in the valley, probably more. I hate that each sandwich/burger is $15+ à la carte. Ridiculous! Cocktails - 2/10 Ordered an old fashioned multiple times & each time it was too heavy on the bitters. Gross! Ambiance - 6/10 It's a cool dive bar feel but the TV sound could've been on for the ball game. OVERALL - 6/10 It's way too overpriced to even want to come back. The food is mid, and just not worth the price. The beer options also are not it. Cocktails aren't great either. Probably wouldn't come back.

Went for some happy hour and everyone was so nice and attentive! The bartenders were very helpful…read more It was a Sunday so it was pretty busy but we were served promptly. Stevie was so nice and smelled so good, me and my sister bought the perfume they were wearing. We will be back for sure!

This was my first time at Tipsy Cow, and I have mixed emotions. The atmosphere is casual and…read morefestive, with TV's playing sports and a varied crowd that includes daters, older couples, families and singles making the most of their weekend. There's music that's lively without being overbearing, and the staff is uniformly friendly. But... You have to order at the bar and, though they have runners to bring your food, you do have to hunt them down for anything after the delivery (extra ketchup, etc). While this isn't my favorite system at my age, to be fair, whatever the owners are saving on staff is reflected in the prices, which are absolutely below most places in the area for food that is good-quality and drinks that are generously poured. So yes, my wife's Espresso Martini was served in a deep-bellied Belgium beer glass, and my whiskey neat was a hefty pour. Yay!! For food, I ordered the Smash Burger, which is served with melted American, grilled onions and the house version of Russian dressing (as well as pickles, which I deleted). The burgers had a nice, smashed crust while remaining juicy, the cheese was properly melted, and the grilled onions had a terrific caramelized sweetness, while the house sauce was very well-balanced: ketchupy and creamy without being too mayonnaise-heavy. A very good smasher. My wife ordered the Big Texan Burger because she wanted cheddar and frizzled onions and BBQ sauce, though she deleted the bacon and pork belly that are normally included. This, too, was a very good burger: cooked to a proper and pleasing medium-rare and well-seasoned, with a good, fresh flavor to the beef. The onion rings were less successful, which are of the beer batter type, but seemed to be a commercial, frozen product. The coating was browned but not crisp, and the flavor was relatively nondescript. We didn't really eat them, and wouldn't order them again. And so, to me, The Tipsy Cow is a bit of a mixed bag: reasonably priced decent food and reasonably priced, generously-poured drinks -- but in a mostly self-serve environment that incrementally loses its appeal in relation to your age and your dining circumstances. Certainly worth a try, but you've gotta be in the right mood.

This is such a good place to watch soccer. Every time I come here, good crowd, good energy, good…read morefood. What else do you need? The lamb chops were so good. And please, try that salad... I don't even remember the name. Something with avocado and falafel. I usually don't get excited about salad, but this one disappeared from my plate. Normally when I go to a sports bar, I look at the menu for 20 minutes, order beer, and that's it. Here it's different. You actually come to watch soccer and end up having a really good dinner too. I've been here several times already, and every time I leave happy. Definitely one of my favorite places to watch the game.

I went for a showing of love island and it was very busy. Service was mediocre- you could tell the…read moreservers and wait staff were spread thin. Drinks were great but food was not. I paid $12 for fried pickles and this was what was served... literally 8 pickles is ridiculous. There is also a $50 minimum spend PER person for the viewing. It's a fun bar for live viewings but currently seems overwhelmed to handle the large influx of people for these live events.