I just picked up a breakfast burrito with ham And…read moreboyyyyyyyyy let me tell you. ITS BOMB!!!!!!!Definitely big enough to save the other half for lunch . I don't live in the area so I'm glad I was able to find this place after my delivery. Keep serving them delicious burritos

So excited to try this place! The selections make it hard to choose…read more I bought the ciabatta rolls and they're delicious but as far as the short rib burrito--disappointing and here's why.... Many long cliantro stems that should have been cut off! And the short rib, although tender was sadly bland/no seasoning Tears of my sad burrito story!

very busy on weekend mornings but so worth the wait! the…read morepenguin special (maple latte, cold foam, black sea salt) was amazing. staff let me know you can watch them roast the beans on site during the weekdays, and the interior has a nice rustic feel. even as someone not well versed with coffee quality, you can really taste it here. they supply beans to cafes locally so look out for those (:

Great cafe for studying and industrial decor/ambiance. Parking is a gamble but super easy in the…read moremorning - they have 3 spots in the lot and it's on a long/wide street. Breakfast Sandwiches are delicious - highly recommend the Sausage Sunrise Sandwich :) Drinks are also good. My cousin likes the matcha but I'm more of a fan of their coffee. Lattes and such tend lean more sweet but that's what you're looking for when you get those drinks anyways lol. Staff is also very friendly and attentive. Great place overall to meet with friends, study, etc!

This place is closed. Sadness. Great concept. Was interested in coming here as I am a car buff.read more

It's a new little car themed cafe with drinks and pastries connected to the Zimmerson Museum…read more They're open only on Saturdays and Sundays. Super chill people there and the manager even offered us to play Gran Turismo on their PS4. I really like the Pacific Sand and the cookies I got. Unfortunately, the museum has closed it's doors to the general public recently. You'd still need to walk past the museum's gift shop to use the restrooms. I heard the cafe will still be open until December 15 then they will mainly just do pop ups in car related events for the time being. Hopefully, they can open another cafe somewhere else but I don't recall if the owner mentioned any plans to do that. I wish them the best of luck and hope to see them in car meets.

What a hidden little gem in Inglewood. We were in the area for a funeral and decided to get a bite…read moreto eat before we left. We asked the locals and this is where we were sent. Cool little place. Food was delicious and atmosphere cozy. I had the chicken and waffles and the Mr. Had the fried catfish sandwich. Service was wonderful I believe our server was Miguel. We will definitely come back.

Tried The Toast & Jam in Inglewood today. Walking in was a little confusing at first because there…read moreisn't really a host stand or podium when you enter, you're basically walking straight into the dining area. I had read reviews mentioning a sign-in sheet and noticed a yellow notebook on the wall, but before we even got to it, one of the servers greeted us warmly and asked how many were in our party. He let us know there were two tables available and let us choose where we wanted to sit, which was nice and easy. To drink, I ordered the Sunrise, which is lemonade and orange juice mixed together. It tasted exactly like what it sounds like, refreshing, but nothing super memorable. For food, I ordered the breakfast burger with truffle fries. The truffle fries were good and came with a honey mustard dipping sauce that I actually really liked. I almost wanted to ask them what brand they use. The burger had very fresh ingredients and didn't taste bad at all, but overall it was pretty basic. I do think it could've used a little more sauce, though thankfully it wasn't dry because of the avocado, tomato, onion, and other toppings. My friend ordered the catfish and waffle with two wings on the side, and honestly her food seemed to be the standout. I tried some of the catfish and it was flavorful and well seasoned. She really enjoyed her meal and ate most of it. Overall, I wouldn't say the food was bad at all. Everything tasted exactly as described on the menu. For me personally, there just wasn't anything that made me want to come back and explore more of the menu. But if you're looking for a casual breakfast/brunch spot in Inglewood with friendly service and decent food, it's worth trying at least once.

Charming little local Guatemalan spot with convenient parking and decent amount of tables to sit…read moreand study. This is my first time trying a shucos and I really enjoy it. Lots of flavor! The salty sausage compliments the avocado and bread but be prepared to get messy. I was pleasantly surprised that they served nami matcha and getting it half sweet was the move for me! All in all, would come back and try the other items

As a Guatemalan, I'm usually pretty skeptical of Guatemalan restaurants in the United States. Too…read moreoften they carry the name, but the food doesn't really capture the authentic flavors of Guatemala. Because of that, I came to Café Reu with modest expectations, but I was pleasantly surprised. The first thing that stood out to me was the concept. This isn't your typical Guatemalan restaurant--it's a café with a modern, aesthetic vibe and a very welcoming atmosphere. The space is beautifully designed, cozy, and definitely Instagram-worthy. As for the food, I'd give it a solid 7/10. Some dishes are well executed, while others don't quite match the authentic flavors I grew up with. That said, the presentation is excellent. It's clear that a lot of care goes into how each dish is plated, and that attention to detail really elevates the overall experience. What I appreciated most was the concept itself. Café Reu isn't trying to be just another traditional Guatemalan restaurant; it's offering a modern take inspired by Guatemala, and I think it does that very well. I'll definitely be back--and in fact, I'm already planning my next visit.

The omelette is my favorite, amazing local spot! I always…read morecome here for breakfast with my family. Make sure to always try something new on the menu to decide what you like!

Great food. Great service. A nice local diner with a great michelada. If you're a local it's worth…read morestopping by.

Every time I come to Point Lume, Kush, King, and the crew always make the best drinks. They take…read morethe time to chat and always have the best energy. Thank you Point Lume crew!!

Point Lume is a solid coffee place! I got the teddy bear latte…read more Next time, I would order something different. The cinnamon flavor was a little strong and it was a bit expensive for the size of it. Parking is easy and is free in a structure directly behind.

New favorite obsession! The vibes are great, the portions are generous, and the food is 10/10…read more It's rare to find a shawarma place that's this clean and aesthetic. Everything from the hummus to the wrap was perfection. If you want a top-tier Mediterranean fix, look no further. Highly recommend!

Starting the New Year off right with intentional support of this great black-owned business is a…read moregreat step to take. I stopped by for a late breakfast/brunch with my partner and two friends. It was my first visit. We found parking easily, but it could be due to the holiday. The place itself is clean, open and has minimalist decor that lends to a welcoming vibe featuring some really cool photography on the walls. The menu is definitely pared down, but there is variety enough for various moods and tastes. I had the avocado toast minus goat cheese and a raspberry (I believe) hibiscus iced tea. The pricing is fair for an individual-owned restaurant. I didn't experience any bad service and even when the gent calling out names had to repeat mine because I wasn't sure I'd heard right, he wasn't annoyed at all. Everyone I interacted with was friendly and cool. I am not being dramatic when I say this may be the best avocado toast I've ever had. The portion was a single slice of toast, but it was loaded high with fresh, delicately arranged ingredients. It wasn't too salty, which a lot of places make the mistake of making avo toast. It along with the delicious tea was literally the best first meal of the year I could imagine. The bathroom was clean and also featured more of that same rad photography inside on the walls. All in all, a truly wonderful experience! Walking back to the car past a dude playing conga drums and others just outside enjoying the day added to a wonderfully community-based feeling. I recommend! And I will likely be pin ring people in the direction of this place if they're in LA proper for the avocado toast alone! I devoured it before taking a photo, but I will get one the next time we visit!