To start the food was AMAZING! We tried Moroccan cigars, Noa's cauliflower, Skirt steak, pork…read morebelly, stuffed mushrooms, scallops, and 2 of the Mac and cheese. The smoked mushroom pizza was ok.....I don't care for my greens to be roasted on the pizza like that but the flavor was good. Our group finished it off with their date cake....make sure to get it with ice cream! The service was good. They were very accommodating moving us from the parlor to the main restaurant but I really wished we could've taken our waitress with us. The next one was good but disappeared at times. This is a great place for a date, a small group or even to come alone and enjoy. I loved hearing the chatter of people talking! It makes my heart happy to know people aren't on their phones!

Mac & Cheese had no cheese Pizza was a straight children's…read morecheese pizza Lamb kabob was dryer than my friends love life! Beet salad was not a salad it was beets Only highlights were the corn and drinks. My friend and I wanted something filling we saw the burger but we knew given the state of the food already brought it would be something messed up and sure enough first part of description. Topless burger. A burger is not a burger without a top bun. Who are you kidding. Hands down worst restaurant I've ever visited in 37 years. Will never visit any surrounding restaurants as a result for allowing this place to be open near them.

Every time I have visitors in town, this is my go to. Why? The food is delicious, taking care of…read morethe bill (if you need to split it and handle it individually) is easy peasy - you can each place your own order, all or the items are large enough to share a bit with everyone, and the ambiance is great! Oh AND the servers are friendly and attentive! Oh AND outdoor seating is available. WIN! Came on a Saturday morning around 11, thought it'd be superrrrrr crowded but my party of 4 actually got seated pretty quickly - within 15 min. Of course last time was a different story, so it's hit or miss! But worth the wait! We tried lots of items and again, all delicious and generous portions. Large enough to share and parking wasn't a nuisance (thank you neighborhood!). Will be back of course!

If you're heading to Blu Jam, come prepared with two qualifications: (1) a healthy appetite and (2)…read moredecent tech skills. The dining experience has changed quite a bit. Ordering is now done through your phone, or, if you're like me and prefer human interaction, you can walk up to the counter and place your order there. Unfortunately, the traditional waiter-service (although there was a bottle of water on the table) experience is gone, which took away some of the charm that restaurants used to offer. For me, that was a bit of a disappointment. Ironically, I still found myself tipping the cashier. As for the food, there were some highlights. My wife's avocado toast was excellent--fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. My chilaquiles were tasty as well, but not without issues. The eggs were cooked over easy and were much runnier than I would have preferred, and the chicken portion was surprisingly sparse. Overall, the meal was good, but the experience felt a little less personal than it used to. The food still has its moments, but I have to admit, I liked the old Blu Jam better.

First time coming in, and we were very impressed! The food was fresh and delicious - all the tacos…read morewere so good. The salsa tower was a must as well. The vibes were great and our server Morgan was the best!! She had great recommendations and was so tentative. Definitely will be back.

Tiana our server was the absolute best! Loving the tulum vibes and the everlasting brunch…read morebeverages! Great spot for a duo or a large group.

I absolutely love this restaurant. Everything from the food, environment, and the service is top…read morenotch and one of the best places in LA to enjoy. I came here on a first date and their manager Steve was super attentive and made sure our experience was perfect.

Manager Steve saved the day/afternoon! Thank you again sir…read more The happy hour food was delicious and Josh provided exemplary service. See you again soon!

I had an amazing experience with waitress Jordy, he was always checking up on us. Jordy had amazing…read moreservice!

Went to the coffee bar part to grab a matcha to go and the girls working were SO nice - one of the…read morenicest interactions i've had in a long time!! Not to mention the matcha with a cream top was absolutely phenomenal.

We used to alternate between the Marmalade at the Grove and Sherman Oaks. On a recent trip we…read morefound the Grove location closed, but were very happy to find that our favorite server from the Grove location was now at the Sherman Oaks site. Vanessa has always served with a smile, efficiency and cheer. She always remembers our special requests. So happy she made the switch. Carol and Arnie

I've been going to calabasas marmalade for years. Tried the Sherman oaks location and didn't regret…read moreit. Alexis' was very attentive and made my lunch better! I will be back.

I wanted to try a new place out for lunch and my friend recommended Twinty Cafe! Upon arrival I…read morenoticed it's a dog friendly restaurant with a cute water bowl station for canines. There's indoor and outdoor seating options. I was greated by an employee who thought I needed help with directions because Ineas standing outside alone. "I'm just waiting for a friend." I replied. My friend arrived and we entered Twinty Cafe. There were customers deep into their typing on their laptops and an earlies 20's couple into share loving glances at one another. The interior was very clean with exposed brick and lots of earth tones. Ordering our food and drinks we saw that the work area was clean and organized. Our server was helpful enough to not put chilli flakes on my friend's avocado toast. We ordered our food & drinks and got a number to take to our table. We ate outside and had a pleasant time. Great place to people watch.

Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks has no shortage of options, but deciding where to eat can still feel…read moreoverwhelming. I wanted a healthy choice, this spot popped up on my search--and after three years working in the area, I never visited this place. It isn't just about good food for me; cleanliness and a positive vibe are so important when taking a break from the daily hustle. From the moment you step in, you can sense the hard work, pride, and meticulous attention to details. Cleanliness feels like a top priority. The staff and owners are incredibly friendly, creating a calm, welcoming atmosphere. The food itself was absolutely great--fresh, carefully prepared, and made with love I can tell. The flavors were great and quality was high. Prices are fair, which is always a welcome surprise. All in all, I'm impressed enough to become a regular for lunch. I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

Service was wonderful! Our waitress Kirsty went above and beyond to make our experience enjoyable!read more

I'm a glutton for a good brunch and the menu at The Six looked really good. I'm also a sucker for…read moregood decor and the evening pics from other Yelp reviewers looked really cute. Of course, Studio City has a village full of good restaurant choices, but since I was already a fan of their other location on the Westside, The Six on Pico Blvd., I decided to give this one a try. So Saturday brunch it was! We arrived earlier to avoid crowds at 10:45, and we had the place all to ourselves until 11:15. Reservations were made via Yelp, but we obviously didn't need them. I was a bit surprised, but small groups eventually trickled in slowly. ** THE CHOW ** My brunch date ordered a California omelet, made with brie, red bell, caramelized onions, and topped with half an avocado. The breakfast potatoes on the side were very yummy and the omelet was tasty too. Did I mention I'm a glutton for brunch? Well, I decided to eat one like one. And the Knife & Fork Chicken + Waffles was just right for my appetite. It satisfied the fried chicken cravings I had racked up over an entire week. I liked that the chicken was boneless, skinless, buttermilk-battered, and crispy. The fancy "red devil gravy" is basically a watery Tapatio for dunking or (if you're like me) for drowning your chicken in heat. Don't worry, they've got Cholula as well. Also, I love the effort in naming this menu item. However, I was a bit disappointed to find out that the jalapeño rosemary syrup on the online menu was only regular maple syrup IRL. Overall, the waffles are quite dense so it adds a good balance of hot 'n' sweet. ** THE SERVICE ** Servers at The Six were attentive. Food was delivered quickly. There were frequent check-ins with various staff members at each of the tables. The wait staff worked well together, covering each other's duties -- that was nice to see. ** THE VIBE ** There are lots of Instagram-worthy backdrops and charming little signs strewn around the restaurant. The decor and vibe give a nod to the "Society of Six" artists from the 1920s Prohibition era, who lived together in a cabin in Northern California that they dubbed the "Chow House", where they inspired each other in creating art. The reclaimed wood planks and cast iron skillets are used as plates on several menu items as a subtle accent and cozy, cabin vibe. I imagine twinkle lights add to the effect during the evening time. Next time I want to shovel brunch into my pie hole like a bottomless mimosa glass, I'll come back for the Apple Pie French Toast. That's with a side of bacon (not the bacon inside the French toast as the menu writeup may suggest). I hear that the cinnamon apple pie filling is amazing. I guess I'll have to come back for seconds and pair it with a bottomless Mimosa for $25 (avail Saturdays & Sundays, 10am - 3pm).