Very cute small coffee shop. The inside feels like you are having coffee with your family and the…read moretree out front makes it feel like a tiny garden. The food is amazing and light, the dulce de leche coffee was a sweet treat.

I really like that this place wasn't overcrowded like most places and they had a cute front…read moreentrance outside where you could sit and enjoy your coffee with some beautiful plants. When I walked into men were playing chess, which I thought was cool. I ordered a hot vanilla latte. They have three sizes to pick from. I got the small which was a pretty generous size for a little over five dollars. The latte was good and super hot. Bathroom is clean. They do charge a dollar for ice however they were generous enough to provide provided complementary to me today since I made a purchase. Overall, I would say I had a good experience and would go back again in the area

Great food, exceptional service. Mary, our waitress, was phenomenal! What a great time. Such a good…read moreexperience.

My wife and I decided to take a stroll through downtown and check out all the local menus to see…read morewho sounded like they had the best salad as we were in the mood for something "fresh & delicious". Ammatoli for the win based off of their descriptive menu choices. We were able to be seated immediately. We live nearby and had always seen it but never ventured inside. Our waiter, Cameron, informed us that we lucked out because it's usually a 2 hour wait. He was amazing at guiding us through the menu and recommended quite a few amazing selections. Arugula & Beet Salad w/ Salmon. The Avocado Delight is a must with added shrimp. Zaatar Manoushe w/ hummus. Pistachio Baklawa. A Date w/ Cake. Turkish Coffee. Everything was amazing and the ambience was a warm modern welcoming. We'll definitely be back and just incase, we'll make reservations. Thank you Cameron.

Had a fantastic experience at Olive & Rose! Had a wonderful dinner here with my girlfriend…read moresplitting the preset menu for 2. The interior decor was dimly lit and quaint providing a cute romantic vibe. There is a private parking lot available behind the restaurant where you can park for free. To be honest, everything on the menu was delicious and one of the drinks named "Pear Pressure" was probably one of the best drinks I've had in a long time. The service was attentive and friendly and it was nice having the dishware and silverware switched out after every course. Honestly one of the best meals I've had in a long while. I definitely will be returning!

I think the ambiance of the restaurant taste better than the food…read more Bok choy raw ? Nah Sauces flat jidori chx dry Salmon tomato sauce bland And to top it off a banana split ... really

I finally decided to try Ground Hideout Coffee and will definitely be back!…read more The aesthetic is super cute and cozy with lots of natural light, plants, and comfortable seating. I placed a pickup order and it was ready in about 15 minutes. I stopped by around 1 PM, which seemed to be one of their busiest times. The employees looked super busy, and they may have been a little understaffed, but everyone was still friendly, calm, and professional. My food was ready first and the drinks came shortly after. Both the food and coffee were a solid 9/10 -- everything tasted fresh and delicious. It was definitely worth the wait. The only thing to keep in mind is parking. It appears to be mostly metered street parking, and I got lucky because the meter I parked at still had time left on it. Overall, great coffee, great food, and a really cute atmosphere. Looking forward to coming back and trying more of the menu! (p.s I got Cookie Butter Latte, Carrot Cake Latte, Sunrise Sandwich, Almond Butter Toast, Caprese Melt)

Ground hideout coffee is a coffee shop on the corner of E 4th street with indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. I came here with my family of four to grab a quick bite before a road trip. The staff was friendly and able to make some good recommendations. I got the sunrise sandwich and cookie butter latte. The cookie butter latte came with a biscoff cookie on top which made it look really cute. It was not overly sweet which I appreciated. The sunrise sandwich had a house made habanero jam which provided a good amount of heat. The arugula was a nice fresh ingredient addition atop the crispy bacon. If I lived in the area I would surely be back because this place was delicious!

The best donuts on the west side. The best donuts on the…read morewest side. The best donuts on the west side.

Very delicious breakfast. Busy. Lots of street parking in downtown long Beach near the historic…read moredowntown sign. Was driving to the cruise port and stopped by this place bc it looked good just from driving by (window shopping). We were not disappointed on thus local family owned business. The prices are unbeatable for anything in Los angelas. We ordered a huge breakfast bagel for just $7.50 but it could of fed 2 people bc it was ginormous. My son said it was really good and flavourful and we should of bought some donuts.

We came here for brunch and brought my friend a surprise cake. I thought they were so sweet to…read moreaccept and cut it for us and turn it in for us it made it very special. The food was ok, but I would definitely recommend the pancakes! It was so delicious. I would say expect a wait it is very popular.

Came here to get some coffee and breakfast before taking an uber to the cruise terminal. They were…read moreout of cold brew so we got a coffee and a sausage bagel sandwich. The coffee was ok, but the breakfast sandwich was pretty good. It's pretty eclectic inside. They make your food fresh so expect to wait about 10 min. Opted to dine outside since they have a handful of tables on the sidewalk. Good spot to people watch.

WOW. First time visiting Saints and Sinners Bakeshop and everything we ordered was absolutely…read moredelicious!!! I'm currently sitting here eating my sandwich while writing this review cause of how happy I am right now. We got the bagel sandwiches with bacon, one jalapeño bagel & one cheddar. Each sandwich was $10 but seriously WORTH IT. The bagels are so good & the crunch on the outside but fluffy on the inside. I got the tres leches latte & i got my boyfriend the horchata latte (both $5.50). The tres leches latte definitely tastes like what you think it would, it was good but I would add cinnamon powder to enhance the flavor a bit more. The Horchata Latte was delicious! I definitely prefer the flavor of the Horchata a bit more but both are delicious. Either way, you HAVE to try Saints and Sinners. I would definitely come back and try some of their other menu items & drinks!!

Update: The owner reached out to let me know that the page was created by Yelp and not the…read morebusiness. The owner said he's reaching out to Yelp to get the incorrect gluten free listing removed, which it seems has been done. With that in mind I updated my review from 1 to 3. While I appreciate that the misunderstanding may have been caused by Yelp, the customer service (when in the restaurant) could have been more respectful and not dismissive/judging. The yelp page says they have gluten free options but that isn't the case. They had no gluten free options and the employee working acted as though the question of gluten free options was ridiculous. We pointed out that the yelp page says they have gluten free and asked if that's charged, but they rudely responded and said they don't pay attention to yelp. Maybe they should pay attention.

My entire food journey started in a Columbia, Maryland food court at The Mall and a grilled Reuben…read moreat the age of 13. Since then the grilled Reuben has been my measuring stick for every restaurant that serves it. It's a must! It shows the attention to detail. It's not a sandwich you can rush. It requires its own time to caramelize and set the flavors up properly. Just like a house made soup, a Grilled Reuben can tell you a lot. And, it just happens to be my favorite sandwich of all time! So. High marks on the store itself. It has a very open air feel, lots of natural lighting, high ceilings and then a hidden court yard behind the shop. It's very clean with lots of colors and art. The music is perfect for the space. The menu is varied and they have both alcoholic drinks and non alcoholic drinks. It's a deli. And they absolutely fill the roll perfectly. And as anyone will tell you, who frequents any deli in the country. What matters is the food. Period. All the niceties mean nothing if the food distant stand up. So... how did they do? Meh. I've had worse. Much worse. I've also had much better. And understand his is my personal opinion. I'm well aware that my comments will not reflect the opinion of everyone. But, the corned beef. They do not cook it in house. It didn't appear to be a brisket although with it being shaved as thinly as it is I don't know if that would help. Brisket corned beer works best when it's nice thick beautiful cuts that break apart and melt in your mouth. But. As you can see in the picture, they don't grill the corned beef but they do pile it pretty darn high. Which is nice. The sauerkraut wasn't grilled. The rye wasn't roasted long enough so the Swiss didn't properly melt and set. Not enough Thousand Island dressing. The rye has the perfect texture and it helps to very nicely. An excellent Jewish rye! The pesto pasta salad was very nice. And it looked as if the other sides were made with an equal amount of attention and love. So high marks there. This is one of those tough reviews because the reality is the atmosphere, the staff and the location are all excellent. The sandwich needs some work. Remember that the Grilled Reuben is the ONLY TRUE American Sandwich. It was created from scratch for the 1942 World's Fair in New York City. It's an original! Treat it with the respect it deserves. And this three star sandwich... of all sandwiches is a hard pass. Sorry. But, if you would ever like to have me come into your restaurant and show you how to serve the best Reuben of your life... just invite me back. I'd love to show you how to make some simple tweaks and turn a meh into a don't miss!

We were staying at the Pike and wanted a delicious breakfast like one we'd make at home. Mosher's…read moredefinitely fit the bill. Cozy spot with yummy food and didn't break the bank. This is the perfect place for a relaxing meal.