Ooh la la. This is living. Le Cafe Plage in Malibu is such a chic spot. The staff could not be more…read moreamazing, especially Francois who is from France and Mia. Everything is fresh, fast, organized, and so beautifully done. I do not agree with any review that gives Le Cafe Plage less than 5 stars! I ordered the tuna wrap, and I was absolutely delighted by how good it was. Don't be alarmed when you see it--the tuna is so chunky that I actually brought it back at first because I thought they had given me chicken! LOL. Alad the tuna salad has egg, tomatoes, and onion in it, and it is REALLY good. I especially loved the balsamic vinaigrette that comes with it. It completely lived up to its reputation. it's also a huge portion, so come hungry. Everyone recommended the Caesar salad, so that's definitely what I'm trying next time. I also saw people getting the ice cream, and it looked insanely good. The French attention to detail reigns throughout--from the food to the beautiful cutlery to the Japanese strawberry matcha. I also got a hazelnut beignet and a slice of chocolate-hazelnut cake to go. The merch is also amazing very California and that's kind of when it all comes together to make this an absolute must visit THE BEST VIBES spot if you're new to or juat visiting California. BEING HERE LITERALLY MAKES ME SO THRILLED TO BE BACK IN CALIFORNIA! HOORAY FOR MALIBU! You can dine here on the patio or take things to go, and everything is so thoughtfully done. I would absolutely bring anyone here. I'd come back just for the atmosphere, but the food gives me plenty of reasons to return. My only comment is that I could do without paper straws since they get too soggy but other than that, what a perfect visit! Thank you! Support local :)

Very quaint place. I needed a minute to see what I wanted and the staff inside were rather rude…read more When I was ready they ignored me. I almost walked out but then someone walked over. I ended up getting an almond croissant, rather bland, I should have just gone with my gut and left.

Nice place on the pier with ocean breeze ....food was delicious and waiter was very attentive and…read morefriendly.

Soooo disappointing. Came here to bring a friend who's visiting from out of town. The pier view was…read moreso beautiful I thought this place couldn't be bad. I was wrong. Food was so bland and no flavor and r seasoning. Services was bad and slow. Parking was $15 too. Bathrooms were dirty, floor all wet, not sure what's water or pee AND then there's a bleach toilet spray bottle just left out but the toilet to see. For the prices I expect MUCHHHHH better. Note: we can only a wed at 1:30

Was looking for fro yo after the beach. Great fro yo in Malibu. They also have really good dole…read morewhip!

We walked here for desert. The ladies each got the small size yogurt cup she guys each had a medium…read morecup. Fortunately they had non dairy so I could get something, but not a big choice of flavors. The guy behind the counter was nice, let people have lots of tasters before making their final choice and yes, you can get multiple flavors in your cup.

Overall? Why travel for European flavors when you can just come here and save yourself the jet lag?…read moreThis place was fantastic. It's tucked away in an unassuming corner with a relaxed outdoor seating area next to a fountain that somehow makes the whole experience feel even better. The flavor lineup balanced classics with more creative combinations, and honestly, everything looked like a home run. Service was good and the gelato itself absolutely delivered Parking? Lot I had: Blackberry Mascarpone (5/5): This was killer. The blackberry brought a deep, jammy sweetness while the mascarpone added this rich, fatty creaminess that rounded everything out beautifully. It tasted layered and balanced instead of just sweet for the sake of being sweet. The kind of flavor that makes you immediately start debating whether getting another scoop is irresponsible or completely justified The Elvis (5/5): Elvis knew what he was doing. Banana, chocolate, and peanut butter sounds like it could go off the rails fast, but this combo absolutely worked. The banana actually tasted real instead of artificial candy flavoring, which immediately elevated the whole thing. Rich, nostalgic, slightly over the top in the best possible way. A genuinely great gelato flavor

First visit to this Tifa location. Ordered a kid cup as a prize for something my daughter did well…read more I was charged the regular small but didn't notice until later when I checked the receipt. The store is nicely decorated. Not sure if there is much space for sitting around but they do have some board games. The air conditioning is very cool, perfect for the hot summer days, though the service can be a little bit warmer. A smile or hello is sufficient when we walked in as the only two customers. It was literally a bit awkward when we asked for samples because the two servers didn't really seem to be ready to help. My daughter liked the gelato so it's all good. Fountain outside of the entrance is a nice place to hang out when enjoying the treat.

The short answer is that Paradise Cove Beach Cafe is a minor tourist trap that is only really…read moresomewhat redeemable if you are going to the beach and/or making a day of it and need somewhere to both eat and park. First off, the negative: the parking is absolutely insane and always raising throughout the years, so if you're coming here for the beach and just the beach (no food/ drinks), then this is absolutely not worth it. If you don't mind paying an arm and a leg for good food and not the greatest service, then they can validate your parking for you, making it a better deal; not free, but lower than before. Their menu is kind of confusing because one side is dedicated to family sized meals, but the other size doesn't have everything on the menu that they truly serve. When I came here last weekend with my family, the blonde waitress that was taking care of us didn't give us a kids menu for my sister when seating us. When she came by again after we got seated, I asked her for one and motioned towards my sister. She asked, "Who at the table here is a kid?" in a serious tone and had a slight attitude. I just calmly said, "My sister," and motioned again, like before, towards her. She asked, "Well how old is she?" "11.....," I said. And she rolled her eyes and walked away. After five minutes, she came back with a kid's menu, although I never really knew what the full issue was. I understand that they don't want adults ordering off of the kid's menu in order to make more money on the adult meals, even though they can be too big for some people depending on what you get. However, a kid that maybe looks a couple years older wasn't as big of a deal as she made it out to be, rolling her eyes to a whole family. When we got our food, which was around 25 minutes after we ordered, a lot of the dishes my family and I ordered came in big portions and could be saved for dinner or another meal. I had also ordered a frozen margarita prior, but was disappointed when I got it and it wasn't frozen, but a very, very melted down version. It tasted good and wasn't too strong, though. All in all, I'd maybe recommend if you've never been before just to go once to check out the space, food, ambiance, and views that they're really known for. It's truly gorgeous since they're located right on the beach, and it's an amazing location. However, the customer service and prices make this restaurant not an occurring place that we go to.

Definitely a tourist trap don't go hereeee…read more My server was super nice to other guests smiling and joking but was very nonchalant with me. I didn't even ask for the check yet and he brought out the electronic pad to have me pay. There was a curly hair on my wing and he tried to tell me it was chicken hair like as if I don't know what chicken hair looks like. It ended up being a total of $43 for the a small cup of clam chowder and one margarita. I just realized that when I pressed the 18% automatic tip, the total was $55 ... you do the math, they added on an extra $5. Plus you have to pay $10 for parking. I feel so ripped off and cheated DONT GO HERE Also the birds will eat off you plate and table and they don't do anything :)

I love this place! I love it so much,I dealt with insane Sunday traffic to get here.I had an iced…read morematcha green tea latte with a teaspoon of honey added,& it was seriously the best iced matcha latte I've ever had. It had a very smooth taste; not bitter at all,& didn't have any overly sweet additives so it was all natural & healthy. My friend had a homemade strawberry lemonade which she also loved. But equally important,& to enhance the good experience,were the 2 adorable women who took care of me...Taylor & Lex,were friendly,colorful & professional, & though it was crowed, they were super fast. I never take the time to leave a review unless I'm really impressed,so here it is... And they make milkshakes which is kind of cool. Hope you get to experience this place!

A very basic coffee and ice cream shop…read more this lady in the picture was very mean and rude and standoffish. You can tell she hates her job. I asked her what is the difference between the two types of cones, and very angrily she said just pick one. Then she forgot my sprinkles and questioned if I even ordered them. she made the experience terrible, and I will never return. I hope she gets fired. This is unacceptable. i've seen that she's not very popular in other reviews and am stunned she maintains her position at this establishment.

The food was excellent, server and other waitstaff were attentive and friendly without hovering,…read morewonderful breeze on the patio. This location differs from the Venice, CA. one in terms of size, crowd, noise level - a bit smaller, not as busy (for a sunny, Sunday afternoon), lower music volume.

Ambiance: clearly five star. Food: OK…read more Portion/ Quality in relation to price: double-meh. Service: meh. You have to order and prepay from your phone. Every time. For every drink. Ice water: go inside and help yourself. Mandatory pre-selected tip: 25%. Service attitude: meh. Then, as you opted for the convenient method above, they charge you 99 cent extra. For every order. OK, if you care to hear more: I was born and raised in Germany. In Germany, staff gets paid by the hour, so it's typical to "round up": on a €44 check you would possibly give €47-48, €50 would be considered generous. STILL, when I get asked what would be the first you would import from the US, I suggested "the way you tip service". For decades, 15-18, max 20% was the rule, and you got excellent service for this. I preferred excellent service over saving money in a restaurant. Now, they led us to believe that service does not get paid and their tip is what they take home. Also, they want is to believe that 15% tip is almost an offense as everything got more expensive. A server at Zinqué Malibu earns a legally mandated minimum of $17.91 per hour before tips. Zinqué does not publicly disclose its exact hourly rate; its job postings describe compensation as "hourly + tips," based on experience. True: everything gets more expensive. Every year. So if prices adjust for a sandwich, so does the tip, it's whatever percent on top. So "everything is more expensive" is covered by the higher tip. Zinque offers substandard service, suggests an extra 25% as default for it, and then makes me pay extra for them reducing the service. I still believe that great service deserves recognition. Sadly, I also believe that whoever is behind this, has lost his mind. As much as I love the ambiance of this place, I will not go again. Possibly they would not even want me to come again. Fair enough. During my visit, max 20% of the tables were taken, rather less. Maybe there are more people like me. Again, to make sure we do not misunderstand each other: I have no objections to have an online menu. I prefer a "real" one, but then, digitalization will take over. Fine. I dot not support that I have to tip before I have even seen service, though. Tip must be earned. By service. The more you love the service, the more you should tip.

Leslie was very sweet and attentive and worked to accommodate our requests, enjoyed the food and…read moreambience!

What a beautiful spot on the pier everything is very fresh and made from scratch there was a line…read morebut to get in but it moved fast Adrien was a great server

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.

The dinner entrees were absolutely fantastic!…read more First up was the Branzino, which was cooked to perfection without any fishy taste. It had a crispy and delicious texture, and the spinach was fresh and not overcooked. To complement the dish, we had truffle fries that were crispy and incredibly tasty. Next, we tried the Wagyu Burger, which was a very delightful experience. It was very thick and cooked to my exact liking, resulting in a tender and flavorful burger. The fries were also very tasty. To wash it all down, we had a Blackberry Lemon Drop martini, which had a refreshing and delicious flavor. We also had the pleasure of meeting the founder of OLLO. He started working in the restaurant industry when he was just 15 years old. You can see him in our pictures. He was very welcoming and checked on us a few times during our visit.

Items purchased: 2 Malibu Chopped Bowls, Impossible Burger. $69.00…read moreFood: C, Food was Fair and came out the kitchen in a timely manner. Service: A, Waiter greeted us and was polite and courteous. Cleanliness: B, Dining area had a unclean smell, outside patio was clean. Bathroom was clean and stocked. Value: C, Pricing was fair. Ambiance: C