Came here for coffee as I wait for my dinner reservations and friends to arrive. I ran into a…read morefriend and she picked out a few treats to try and take with me. The mochi twist was delicious and I knew it would be because I like mochi donuts. What I didn't expect to be delicious and likely my favorite treat here was the dinosaur churro. If she didn't insist I think I would choose that last or gave it away. BUT I did try it and fell in love with it. I did share other items selected by my friend who was with me and did not get to taste them. The baristas were fun and friendly as they prepared our coffee. I was in deep thought waiting and one asked if I was okay and I said I was very good after coming back to the present. I'll be back for more dinosaur churros, coffee and other yummy treats.

Efficient staff, delicious salads, drinks and desserts!!! Café Dulce always gives back to the…read morecommunity by supporting events with breakfast goodness! Little Tokyo Sparkle loves you!! THANK YOU, ALWAYS!! (They even post our flyers!)

Levain Bakery has the best cookies in LA! My go to is the walnut chocolate shop cookie…read more They now have the option for vanilla ice cream with a cookie, and it was the perfect dessert. Gooey, buttery cookie with great texture. The staff is friendly and smells inside the shop are amazing. I know they started in NY but until I find a better cookie, Levain is the best for cookies in LA!

Forgot to take a picture, but for the seasonal cookie: Carrot Cake Cookie and I actually think it's…read moremy top 3 favorite cookies from Levain so I hope it becomes a regular on the menu!! Also got the two chip chocolate chip cookie and event as a chocolate lover, I think it was a BIIIIIT too chocolatey Service was quick and the cookie was also a bit warm, so no complaints there! Lastly, the scent of cookie just slaps you in the face when you walk in and it is just the best :)

Came early on a weekday morning and the wait/line wasn't too bad! :)…read more Ham & Gruyère: Classic and delicious. It really hit the spot as we had Fondry for a light breakfast. The ham is rolled up and in the center of the croissant, so make sure you bite into it lengthwise to get the ham and cheese all together. Fantastically savory!!! Elderflower Rhubarb: Not as sweet as it appears to be!! Delicious--the elderflower notes come through as you chew, and the ratio of jam to bread is generous. Chocolate Hazelnut Pain au Suisse: Tasty, chocolatey, and hazelnut flavors throughout. Feels like a refined Ferrier Rocher wrapped in bread. Definitely needed water alongside this one because it's quite rich! This was a fun spot to try, and the vibes are beautiful, cozy, and quiet on a weekend morning! All three croissants had an insanely layered bite and excellent crunch/crisp. A bit pricey, but a fun place to try if you're in the mood for nice bread!

Delicious and unique pastries! I've been a couple times and am always impressed by both Fondry's…read morespecial pastries and seasonal ones. The key is to go on a weekday to avoid the line, as the weekend can definitely get busy. This last time I finally got to try the tofu cream topped croissant, which was ~to die for~. It was a little bit savory with the miso but still (not too) sweet. This felt super original and I would definitely recommend. I also tried the pistachio croissant and asparagus danish this time round and both were extremely good as well. I would have no qualms with re-ordering either. The only note is the pistachio cream is pretty runny, so it's hard to cut and share, as the cream just oozes out. The workers there are super friendly and kind. The drinks are also very good if you're looking to get a little extra treat as well.

Okayama Kobo is just so cute and satisfying every time I go. I'm a sucker for anything…read morematcha‑flavored, and they always nail it -- super fresh, not too sweet, and really good quality. They also had LA Dodger cap-shaped pastries and a Cinnamoroll collaboration when I visited, which was adorable and totally my vibe. The curry bun was fresh, warm, and so comforting -- definitely one of my favorites. Such a fun little bakery with great flavors and the cutest themed items!

The bread design and the interior were super cute! However the milk bread were just ok - good but…read morenot spectacular . The bread wasn't very soft. It's located on the first floor of the Miyako Hotel in Little Tokyo. They also have drinks and a few tables inside for seating. The garlic croissant was also just ok. Service was ok.

Finally had a chance to try out this viral patisserie. We got the dubai chocolate cake and kouign…read moreamann before being offered a free macaron. Our pastries were super delicious! The kouign amann may have been the best we have ever tried. The dubai chocolate was really well balanced with sweet chocolate and buttery pistachio. The chocolate macaron had a deep cocoa flavor. Throughly impressed

Delicious, light, creamy, fruity, so so pretty, that you might not want to eat it but you paid a…read moregood price for them so ENJOY!! We found Artelice by watching Garett eats on YouTube and we had to try them out! The gentleman in the front that help us was very nice and even gave us some free macaroons. Their display is so nice and we even bought a insulated bag since we were traveling from SCV. The mango one was my favorite since I enjoyed the real fruit and their dubai was actually pretty damn good. and I ate the green one with the flower and cannot remember the flavor but all of the treats we got were so so worth the price and hype. We ate two in the car and didnt get a chance to enjoy eating them there so I am not sure if they have tables and parking is kind of good but if its a busy weekend, good luck, LOL!

If there is bread in heaven, it might taste like the fluffy, softly sweet bread in their steamed…read morebuns fresh out of the steamer! We tried the nikuman and curryman, and both were outstanding! The nikuman had a meat (chicken?) and veggie filling that was crunchy and slightly sweet and salty, while the curryman had a traditional Japanese curry filling that was tasty with the perfect amount of spices. They perfectly warmed both body and soul on a chilly LA morning. If I lived nearby, I'd eat these every day! We also tried the yuzu cream pan, which was also pretty epic. The topping was a little crunchy, complementing the soft bread and creamy and smooth tart filling. This is definitely my new favorite Japanese bakery in the US! I just wish I lived a little closer to it.

I stopped by for a quick coffee and ended up spending way too much time deciding what to order…read morebecause the pastry selection looked so good. There were so many options, and everything in the display case looked fresh and tempting. The pastries I tried were really delicious -- soft, flavorful, and not overly sweet. It felt like the kind of bakery where people actually care about quality instead of just making things look pretty. The vibe inside was cozy and relaxed, which made it easy to slow down for a bit and enjoy everything. It's definitely the kind of place I'd come back to whenever I want good pastries and coffee without going somewhere overly trendy or complicated.

I used to stop by this bakery whenever I was in Ktown because I thought it was pretty solid. But…read moreafter today, I've definitely changed my mind. I got a sausage bbang, a chocopie, and a dalgona latte. The sausage bbang was soggy on the bottom and honestly tasted like it was from the day before. The chocopie barely had any filling, just a thin layer of marshmallow and jam. It honestly felt like they used most of the marshmallow for their Dubai choco cookie because it's probably more profitable, instead of properly filling the chocopie. If that's the case, it's better not to sell it at all than serve something like that. The dalgona latte was also disappointing. With ice, the drink only filled to the bottom third line of the cup marking. Clearly, they skimped on the milk. There was also a weird moment when I paid. My total was $15.25 and I paid cash, but I was given $4.75 in change. When I said it should be $5, she seemed confused and asked what I meant. I told her I literally gave you a quarter right now, and she questioned it before eventually giving me the correct change. I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and assume it was a mistake. I understand times are hard, but charging more for products that clearly had corners cut doesn't sit right with me. It just comes across like there's no integrity. Clearly the quality and portions are going downhill. I wasn't even planning on writing this review. I was going to stay quiet, but the chocopie really ticked me off. I'm not going to pay for food that skims on ingredients and shortchanges customers by charging more for less, so this will be my last visit.

This bakery has so many tasty options to choose from! I wanted to try something I haven't seen…read morebefore and got the purple yam bun. The bun was pretty good! My friend got the strawberry brick toast and although the presentation was a little messy, the toast was solid. I think my issue is just that it feels more like a bakery than a cafe. It's not the best place to study because their seating is outside, meaning no outlets. You are also super close by the street and sidewalk so lots of external noise. Parking is a bit hard but that's ktown for you. For sure the treats are good but wouldnt describe this place as one of my go-to's in korea town to study nor to catch up with my friends.

It's a white colored building inside and out and so pleasant. People are friendly and they'll help…read moreyou with the menu. I got the carrot cake banana pudding, which for me was ok. I'm not big on creamy and sugary things and I'm more of a chocolatey person. They had lots of different options for cookies, brownies, banana pudding, and drinks.

I should have read the reviews first - then I might have ordered the banana pudding. Instead I got…read more3 vanilla cupcakes (1 for me, 2 for my teenagers). I bake a lot. So do my kids. And I know that vanilla cupcakes with buttercream frosting is pretty easy to make, but sometimes I'd rather just buy baked goods than make them for myself, especially when I'm driving past what I thought was a popular (and presumably good) bake shop. I expected a high-quality cupcake. The cupcakes looked cute, but they were as dry as the Sahara. They should have been labeled as white cupcakes as I didn't detect any vanilla in them. I suspect that the "buttercream" was made with milk and margarine and powdered sugar.....so much powdered sugar. It was sickeningly sweet, and it was dry too. And a true bettercream doesn't even use powdered sugar. So not only were the cupcakes terrible, they were not even what they purported to be. This is like calling a cut of meat a filet mignon and serving a hamburger. Von's, Ralphs and Albertson's make better cupcakes than this for a fraction of othe price.

Highly recommended this restaurant. The ambiance is lovely, the staff extremely friendly and…read moreprofessional, and the food is wonderful. I recommend the pizza's and pasta's the most, very flavor! The patisserie is also beautiful AND delicious! If my roommate from France says the croissants and macarons are good from here you KNOW they're good

The Bottega Louie in WeHo is the best! Mostly because service is fantastic, and today's happy…read morehour-into-dinner was no exception thanks to our server, Jayla! ​She was attentive and so, so nice. We had the arancini and they made up a cocktail for us to have bc they were out of the passionfruit puree for one that was on the menu. Ended with a half-and-half pizza of sausage and pepperoni bc we couldn't decide what to share. Loved her, and loved the food, as usual!

Before leaving downtown Los Angeles, we stopped at Bottega Louie for breakfast, and it was the…read moreperfect way to end our trip. We started with cappuccinos that were so good we immediately ordered a second round. Smooth, rich, and exactly what you hope for when you're looking forward to a leisurely breakfast. My daughter and I shared an omelet filled with spinach, goat cheese, and other delicious ingredients that came together perfectly. It was light, flavorful, and exactly the right choice for breakfast. I also had a Bellini for the first time, and it was a delightful addition to our meal. After finishing the omelet, I couldn't resist ordering one of the croissants, and I'm so glad I did. That croissant deserves special mention. Large, beautiful, flaky, buttery, and everything a croissant should be. One bite and we understood why people rave about the bakery. The atmosphere was calm and inviting, with attentive service that made it easy to slow down and enjoy the morning. Large windows provided wonderful views of the surrounding downtown buildings, and we found ourselves lingering over coffee while watching the city come to life. As if breakfast wasn't enough, the pastry display caught our attention on the way out. Everything looked so beautiful and delicious that we couldn't resist taking a few pastries home with us. We haven't tried them yet, but if they're anything like breakfast, we're in for a treat. Bottega Louie was a wonderful stop before heading home and a breakfast we'll definitely remember. Highly recommended.

Pizza amazing!!! 5/5 We got the pepperoni and Susanne and…read moreit was super delishhhh The beignet???? What was it? Definitely not a beignet!!! It was a whole sugar donut! Super disappointed! It's no where near a beignet! For $16 and a sugar donut!!! Why not sell it as a sugar donut when that's what it is? Super disappointed!!!