An awesome bright and hip breakfast and lunch themed café out in Agoura Hills. I had heard such…read moregreat things about it that I drove up from Santa Monica specifically for it and was happy that I did so. There's a large free parking lot attached in front, so that part was very easy. Everything we ordered came out very fast and service was also very friendly. Their menu is not very large, but it has a lot of great options on it. It was our first visit, so we chose some of the most popular dishes, which are the Steak & Eggs and the Dutch Baby. I was a huge fan of the steak myself, and that's what I chose to order. The steak was cooked perfectly, and the eggs were done just right. The Dutch Baby was also pleasantly sweet, and it was not overly big like some other versions. I would highly recommend both and would definitely stop in again in the future.

Had a really great brunch at Sunrose California Eatery in Agoura Hills. We tried the B.A.B. and the…read moreMediterranean, and both were delicious. The B.A.B. is a great classic breakfast with eggs, crispy potatoes, toasted country bread, and your choice of bacon or sausage patty. I went with the sausage patty. I would've cooked the patty for another minute myself, but it wasn't a problem. Everything else was cooked really well, and those crispy potatoes were especially good. The Mediterranean was completely different but just as enjoyable, with a soft boiled egg, grilled halloumi, hummus, olives, cucumber salad, tomatoes, pita, and sumac. It was fresh, colorful, and full of flavor. The grilled halloumi and hummus were probably our favorite parts. We also couldn't resist trying a couple of pastries and ordered the Cheddar Chive Scone and a croissant. Both tasted incredibly fresh. The croissant was buttery and flaky, and the scone had a really nice savory flavor from the cheddar and chives. Sunrose has a beautiful, relaxed atmosphere that makes it a perfect brunch spot, and everything we tried tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. We really enjoyed our meal and will definitely be back.

I picked this cafe randomly while in the area because it had grass fed and organic food, but was…read moreimmediately impressed that they had two amazing Keto items!! The keto quiche with almond flour crust was to die for!!! But I didn't have to die because it was ultra low carb and listed the net carb count on the menu, so it was a safe food for me. LI'm not exaggerating when I say it's one of the best things I've ever eaten at a cafe! It had only 6 g of net carbs and was also vegan and gluten-free. It was so good, everyone I was dining with wanted to order it. As a Type 1 diabetic who needs to carefully control my carb intake and know exactly how many carbs are in food so that I can take the appropriate amount of insulin, eating outside of my home often feels like a huge game of risk. So when I encounter a place that has keto items on the menu and lists the amount of net carbs so that I know how much insulin to take, I am actually overwhelmed with gratitude. When there's an item like this on a menu for anyone on a keto diet, of which there's so many of us for many different reasons, I feel like the people making that decision are showing a kindness and respect to the diversity of their customers' needs. It's the most welcoming thing a business can do. My dream is that one day, every cafe offers this. This quiche was so good, I would be willing to make the drive to Westlake Village just to eat it. The staff was also really kind, checking other sugar and carb counts for other dishes so that I can understand more about the menu. Everything at The Royal Egg was just all class. The food was piping hot when it came out, the coffee was delicious, I loved that everything was farm to table and grass fed, etc. I genuinely can't wait to go back!!

If they are too busy to do orders to go, they shouldn't take the order…read more Tried to get breakfast today- got a text saying it was ready-$33 for one egg burrito btw- when I got there, it wasn't, so I asked how long and was told, "Have no idea; we're slammed." I said Really? She confirmed there was no way to give me a time, as they were slammed. I had to make up a parking spot, so I figured that I couldn't wait too long. So I just said, "Well, if you're that busy, I'll just take a refund." Another girl came over, and she said, " Well, you can't get a refund. You'll have to call Chow Now" I explained that I ordered through their website, and she explained that they use Chow Now. I said, " Well, can't you just tell me how long it'll be to make an egg burrito?" At this point, it had been only about 15-20 minutes since I ordered it. All I was doing was looking for a time. Then the manager came over and decided to "school" me on how busy the restaurant was, and I needed to understand that when I order food, it may or may not be ready when it says it's ready. She was obnoxious to say the least!! So I said, "Look, I don't want my money back, but how long is it gonna take to make a burrito?" and she said. "I don't know. We're busy!!!" And walked away, and then the other girl said it would only be another 10 minutes. So I said "OK", and I went outside to move my car because, as I mentioned, I was parked in a fake spot. There was no spot where I parked. I parked in the blue lines. Now just imagine if I was a delivery driver for DoorDash or somebody who delivers food, and you get a text saying your food is ready and you're there to pick it up, and there's no parking, so you make up a spot, and they're telling you that they have no idea how long it's gonna take. I was trying to be accommodating, so I said OK when the one girl said she would get it made in like 10 minutes. So I went outside to move my car, and then I got an email message saying that they canceled the order because they were too busy. I'm not sure what happened, but I have worked in customer service for many years. I'm in my 50s. I don't need to be talked down to like I'm a 20-year-old person who's never ordered food before and even if I was a 20-year-old who had never ordered food before, I don't think the manager coming out and screaming at me because she's overwhelmed is good customer service. I mean, being busy is a good thing. The place looked packed, so I'm assuming the food is really good, and it's really popular, but this interaction has left a really stale taste in my mouth. And my husband, when I came home without the egg burrito, was like are you kidding me and they were rude too. We'll never go there. Again, going back to my original statement. If they were too busy to make an egg burrito, then they shouldn't have taken the order in the first place. I'm sure the manager will get upset and comment something rude about me. I was happy to wait, I just needed a time. If it was 45 minutes, I could have come back home. If it were 10, then I could have moved my car, which is what I decided to do when they canceled the order.

Agoura Village Bakery is family owned and is attached to their restaurant next-door called MARAL…read morecuisine. It's too bad that this review is only listed under bakeries because there's so much more here. The bakery items are wonderful. My personal favorites are the little individual tiramisu and their chocolate covered coconut balls, which I've never seen any place else. They're huge! All the routine pastries are available and freshly made, as well as as a couple Persian delicacies. Try the cream puffs! But what I also love about this place is their breakfasts. Some of the local breakfast places get too crowded with long rating lines but here you can be seated in a covered shaded area outside or Next door at the restaurant that they're attached to. Some of my favorites are their omelettes and scrambles, and although I can probably make those myself at home, they somehow make them taste better than any place else. I particularly like the vegetable omelette. Of course they have a tasty avocado toast that seems to be a local favorite. The eggs Benedict are perfectly prepared and the.Challah French toast is definitely worth breaking a diet over and what is an excellent breakfast without a great cup of coffee? You can get that here including American coffee, cappuccino, espresso, and even Turkish coffee. I love this place! And if you miss breakfast/brunch time, Maral Cuisine is great for their shish kebabs, salads, and traditional Persian cuisine.

Wonderful service, beautiful place to eat and stunning morning pastries. The cinnamon bun (morning…read morebun) was so good I ended up buying another for myself. Good items for purchase as well. Pomegranate concentrate is hard to find. Awesome place.

I've been coming here for several years, and I honestly don't think I'll ever stop loving this…read moreplace. It has become one of my favorite spots! a place where I've met up with dear friends and made so many happy memories. The coffee always smells and tastes amazing, and the pastries are so fresh and delicious. There's just something about that first sip of coffee and a fresh pastry that gives you a little hit of happiness (hello, endorphins! ) This café will always have a special place in my heart. Great coffee, delicious pastries, and, most importantly, a place that brings good people together

Amazing pastries! We got the apricot tart, plum tart, chocolate croissant, and chocolate chip…read morescone! The tarts were more cookie-like and tasted like dessert but delicious- 8/10! The chocolate croissant was buttery and full of chocolate- 9.5/10! The scone was a good texture- 8/10. The california quiche had excellent flavor and we loved the texture-9/10! The inside was busy- with loads of pastries- so the seating was primarily outside. It was cute and cozy- definitely recommend

Cici's Cafe may now be Lady C's, but one thing definitely hasn't changed--the pancakes are still…read moreincredible. I've been here before, and I've always thought they had some of the best pancakes around. Their soufflé pancakes, especially, are on another level. I've even had the opportunity to try soufflé pancakes in Tokyo, and they were absolutely amazing. But I have to say, Lady C's can definitely compete at that level--and for me, Lady C's still takes it. That's saying a lot considering how good the ones in Tokyo were. The best part? I don't have to travel thousands of miles to enjoy an incredible soufflé pancake! One thing to know: be prepared to wait. It can easily take 30-45 minutes, especially for certain pancakes. Just be patient. Good food takes time, and here, it's absolutely worth it. This time I decided to skip the soufflé pancakes and ordered the peanut butter banana pancakes instead. I kid you not--these were AMAZING. The pancakes were fluffy and delicious, covered with bananas and what felt like half a jar of peanut butter! It was rich, heavy, and definitely not a light breakfast, but somehow everything worked together perfectly. If you love peanut butter and banana, you have to try this. I also had corned beef hash with over-easy eggs on the side, and the whole breakfast just hit the spot. It's been a long time since I've sat down after breakfast and thought, "Man, that was REALLY good." This was one of those meals. And it's not just the food. The service really adds to the experience. The servers have this warm, family-friendly way of taking care of you that almost makes you feel like you're having breakfast in someone's home. They're welcoming and attentive without making things feel rushed. My cup of coffee was never empty. Great coffee btw! The atmosphere is cozy and comfortable too--the kind of place where you can settle in, relax, and really enjoy your breakfast. What made this visit even better was having family from Las Vegas with us. They're foodies and are used to the incredible Vegas food scene, so when they told us the food and their experience here were top-notch, that said a lot. New name, same great experience. Lady C's continues to be one of those breakfast places that's worth the wait. Come hungry, be patient, relax, and definitely get the pancakes. I've had great soufflé pancakes in Tokyo, and the fact that Lady C's can stand right there with them--and still come out on top for me--says everything about how good this place is.

I first discovered souffle pancakes while I was honeymooning in Japan back in 2019. Little did I…read moreknow that a place in Westlake Village - literally across the street from where I used to work! - had souffle pancakes of their own. I've come here 3-4 times now and the food is always fantastic. I recommend coming on a weekday if you can, because on Saturdays and Sundays I've waited over an hour to get a table during peak brunch hours (still worth it though, just plan accordingly). My wife and I usually split a savory breakfast item (usually a benedict or an omelet or something) and then share a souffle pancake. Last time we tried Bannamon and it was divine. Our friends who were visiting from out of town were equally impressed. Highly recommend!

Great breakfast place. Great service, and delicious food. Only wish they would offer Corned beef…read morehash!

Staff greeted me as soon as I walked in. Went with the breakfast burrito with no meat, mushrooms…read moreand well done potatoes. One of my favorite breakfast burritos because I feel like they use real chunks of potato. The burrito is even better for the potatoes well done. The in house salsa could be a bit underwhelming, but Tabasco grows great with it. $13 for a breakfast burrito with fresh veggies and this size is a deal. Great spot for breakfast. It gets a bit busy on weekends and I can see why. Doesn't get too loud inside , but you can sit outside on the covered patio if you'd prefer less noise.

Wanted to go on a Saturday adventure and came across the Yelp reviews for Old Place Steakhouse,…read moreespecially the reviews mentioning their Thick Cut Bacon. After reading those reviews, I decided to make the trip for lunch. The cutoff time for lunch is 4 PM, so I headed out and was very eager to finally try the place. When I arrived at Old Place Steakhouse, I noticed how secluded it was, tucked away in the corner. There is parking in the back in case there isn't any available in the front. When I got out of my SUV, I immediately enjoyed the scenery and the rustic vibe. Since I wasn't familiar with the layout, I walked around for a bit and eventually found the To-Go area. Here's a tip: If you park in the back, walk toward your left and look for the restroom. Walk past the restroom, and you'll find the To-Go section. When I arrived, I was welcomed by a friendly staff member named Christina. She was very welcoming, and we had a great conversation. I told her that I had driven a long way and that the reviews about the Thick Cut Bacon were one of the main reasons I wanted to visit Old Place. She mentioned that the bacon is prepared in-house and hand-cut, which made me even more excited to try it. I went ahead and ordered: * Thick Cut Bacon -- 3 pieces * Oak-Grilled Steak Sandwich with Mixed Green Salad * Homemade Iced Tea The Oak-Grilled Steak Sandwich comes with sirloin, Bleu Cheese Aioli, and grilled onions. The side salad comes with mixed baby greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, and their house-made vinaigrette dressing. The Iced Tea was infused with rosemary and lavender -- highly recommended! While waiting for my order, I found a table and sat down. Once my order was ready, it was placed in a bag, and I started taking everything out of the containers. I was ready to finally try the sandwich. This was one of the best steak sandwiches I have ever had. The Bleu Cheese Aioli and grilled onions complemented the sirloin extremely well and added plenty of flavor. Of course, that's just my personal opinion, but I really enjoyed the combination. The side salad was also great, and I especially enjoyed the house-made vinaigrette dressing. Now, let's talk about the bacon! The bacon was fresh, and the pieces were very generous in size. I could taste the smokiness, and I really enjoyed the crunch of the outer edges. After hearing so much about the Thick Cut Bacon in the reviews, I'm happy to say it lived up to the hype. As for the drink, since it was a bit warm that day, the Iced Tea was perfect. It was refreshing and very welcoming. There is only one size available, but it was a very generous portion. I loved that I could actually taste both the rosemary and lavender without either flavor being overwhelming. Overall, my experience was great. The food was delicious, the rustic scenery made the trip feel like a little getaway, and the customer service I received from Christina made the experience even more worthwhile. In my personal opinion, I would definitely recommend Old Place Steakhouse if you're looking for a nice getaway with great scenery and a good lunch. I would absolutely come back, especially for dinner, so I can try more of their menu.

Great food....get to know your neighbors as you share the bar. It is not the place to go if you…read moreare dieting-huge portions Try the desert, if you have room

Great little spot here, I did not expect a classic Jewish-style Deli in Agoura. Always love…read morefinding the unexpected. I ordered their Rueben, piled high with pastrami on rye, so good! Ordered a side of Mac salad and an order of onion rings. The Mac salad was ok, really liked the onion rings, super crispy. They bring you pickles while you are waiting for your food as well. Our server was great, super friendly, kept checking on us and made sure we had all we need. This is a family owned business and it shows, they have their regulars, great service, great food, big portions, deserts, etc. Go support this business and maybe find a new favorite. Lots of diner style seating, classic decor, Lucy and Desi Arnaz on the bathroom doors, Marilynn on the walls, when Harry met Sally mural, etc. there is a large parking lot, so easy in and out and a ton of parking as well. Enjoy!

Visit: 9/26/26 - Saturday - approx. 3pm On our way to Malibu…read morefrom the SGV, we decided to stop by for some sandwiches. Not a great first impression. Yes, it's a cute set up and the decor and employees give small town vibes, but dang was this expensive, remarkably unremarkable, and a smidge unnerving. Order: Italian sub - too big and underwhelming. Appreciate a generous portion now and again but wow is this huge. And all that with no dressing? Strike. Chips - home style made, don't recall a specific flavor. Double chocolate espresso muffin - texture was fine, but it barely tasted of coffe and chocolate. The chips were plenty, but still, tongue was not picking up anything. Also, the clerk seemed so surprised by us accepting this item as "they were just delivered". Pickles - poor taste. What's the point of the half sour exactly? I understand there was a goal of trying to be natural but wow did both leave the wrong sour taste in my mouth. Strike. Parking: plenty in this public lot. Ambiance: Unnerving!! They were friendly, but there was always a sense of surprise behind every word and decision we made. They were constantly "oh wow!" or "really?!" with every item that was ordered. Customer service was fine but leaned toward negative as their constant awe made it seem like there was no trust in their product. The place was near empty too. Strike. The other reviews unfortunately don't change my mind. This seems to be a matter of taste and nostalgia. Maybe once they were a solid meal. But I won't be coming back again.

This is an elegant cafe with Italian-style pastries, frozen yogurt cakes, and finely crafted…read morecoffee. The store is beautifully decorated inside and is a hot spot for people to sit and relax while sipping coffee and/or having a treat. We have been patrons for years, and whenever we have a celebration, this is always one of the places we consider. The pastries and cakes are absolutely delicious, artistically presented, and surprisingly light and refreshing. Our favorite is their wild berry yogurt cake, but we have also tried some of their other cakes, including the tiramisu, and have enjoyed them all. The staff is always welcoming and helpful. I recently picked up a birthday cake and had the birthday message written on a chocolate sheet. The whole process took only a few minutes, which was especially convenient. Their cakes come in small, medium, and large sizes. The larger sizes can sell out, so if you need a medium or large cake, it's probably best to order ahead. I recommend this place to all who enjoy a heart healthy treat!

Drove all the way from Burbank just to check out Carrara's Pastry Shop in Agoura Hills--and wow,…read morethey absolutely did not disappoint. It's a small, charming café with a cozy atmosphere, featuring old-school car collectibles displayed on a shelf that add a unique touch. They also offer outdoor seating where you can enjoy your desserts surrounded by lush greenery, natural foliage, and a peaceful little waterfall pond. The service was great as well, they were friendly and welcoming and answered all my questions. suggested I definitely I ended up picking up a chocolate and hazelnut cake with an incredibly soft, spongy interior that was perfectly balanced and rich without being overwhelming. I also grabbed a single serving of the blueberry cheesecake, which was light, airy, and still decadently satisfying--definitely worth every spoonful. The rum babas were a standout: bite-sized, soaked in Jamaican rum, filled with Chantilly cream, and topped with a raspberry. So flavorful and unique--each bite was indulgent without being too heavy. And then there was the Velina cake... oh my goodness. A beautiful sponge layered with chocolate mousse and hazelnut mousse, all covered in a glossy dark chocolate glaze. It was so rich and decadent that I had to slow myself down just to fully enjoy every bite. Everything tasted fresh, thoughtfully made, and worth the drive. I'd absolutely come back again.