We visited Goodpeople on a Sunday morning of a holiday weekend when we were in the area and looking…read morefor a place we can get coffee and a breakfast burrito. We had our dog with us so the dog-friendly patio was what drew us to selecting Goodpeople. We found street parking after circling the neighborhood a couple of times. The drink menu immediately cracked me up because the "vanilla bullsh%&#" drink is a respectful nod to one of my favorite scenes from Curb Your Enthusiasm. We split the Los Cali Brekkie burrito which features sausage, bacon, scrambled eggs, cheese, French fries and a house made Sriracha aioli but we substituted the cilantro aioli. The filling of the burriot was super soft and mush but it worked. There was a guy out back frying up fresh donuts. There was a pet adoption event going on and although it was a hot day the shade sails and fans really kept the patio tolerable and pleasant.

Stopped by this place because I heard good things. When you first enter, it appears small with no…read moreseating however they have an outdoor seating areas past the bar what's has plenty of seating. I ordered the snack size Los Cali brekkie burrito and the strawberry fields matcha. The burrito was fresh, soft chewy tortilla and some of the best spiced sausage. The snack size it the perfect size if you want a small taste and on the go. The strawberry matcha was a balance of sweet and earthy and I enjoyed every sip! I'll definitely plan to return and order some other great menu items they have to offer.

The moment I stepped into this restaurant, I immediately fell in love with the decor. We went…read morearound sunset, and the golden-hour lighting made the space even more beautiful. I was instantly so glad we chose this spot to celebrate our anniversary because it was the perfect setting for a romantic date night. Now, let's talk about the food! Everything we ordered was delicious, with the exception of the Korean aguachiles, which we probably could've skipped. We also tried the bluefin bibimbap, oysters, and the oh-so-tender short rib that practically melted in our mouths. But the most unforgettable dish was also the simplest: the Korean fried chicken. It wasn't necessarily something out of the ordinary, but it sure tasted like it. The perfect crisp, flavor, and seasoning had us eating every last piece right down to the bone. Our server also made the experience even better. She gave us some of the best recommendations and were incredibly attentive and friendly throughout the entire meal. We absolutely loved this restaurant and are already planning our next visit!

The Mulberry is a cool, modern, more upscale Korean fine dining restaurant. The vibes are…read moredefinitely more date night - dark, moody, candlelit, and loud. My friend and I ordered the soy marinated prawns, beef tartare stone pot rice, creamy chicken soup, Wagyu beef soft tofu soup. The prawns were nicely marinated in a slightly sweet slightly salty soy sauce, and came paired with some barley and seaweed to make mini wraps. Delicious and a nice way to start the meal. The creamy chicken soup was indeed very creamy and smooth but the bowl is really small and would've been better with a higher soup to noodle ratio since the noodles soaked up the yummy soup. The tofu soup was surprisingly bland even though it was very red. It could've used more umami flavor or spice - something to jazz it up since the tofu, egg, and beef itself were not seasoned. My favorite dish of the night was the steak tartare stone pot rice. It came with a lot of veggies that helped balance out the sauce and I'm a sucker for crispy rice. However, the rice itself wasn't seasoned thoroughly as some spots had absolutely delicious sauce while other spots were bland. And the sauce wasn't a part of the tartare on top so it wasn't a mixing issue. The staff are kind and attentive, even with us being tucked away in the back corner and hidden by a curtain panel.

My go-to for a casual fun spot! Really great food! all of the sandwiches are fantastic, but the…read moresteak sandwich and tator tots stand out for me!

Visited for lunch on a hot summer Sunday. Perfect A/C temperature setting. The video screens…read moreplayed an assortment of sports. Much to my pleasure they had a channel which displayed extreme sports. Dirt bike riding, cliff diving, ski jumping. Made me feel cooler just watching it. Usually I prefer making my own salad dressings (Green Goddess & 1000 Island) from scratch. Yeah I am that picky. So I was surprised I liked the Brixton Bowl with the soy miso dressing. I almost asked for extra dressing, it was that good. Made me want to try making my own version. The vegetables being edamame & carrots were tenderly cooked & lightly seasoned with care. The purple cabbage was crunchy & fresh. The white rice underneath hot and soft. Enjoyed the contrast of textures. Good sized portion too. So satisfied with this entree I declined the dessert which is rare! My bf ordered The Burger & cheesecake. He said it was good. I thought they looked beautiful. To top it off our waiter looked like Bad Bunny! What an unexpected treat on a hot summer day.

Visiting La Laurel Grill during a trip back home felt like a warm, comforting hug. The beautiful…read morewooden interior, soft ambient lighting, and inviting bar area create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere that makes you want to linger for hours over a great meal. The service was wonderfully attentive, adding to the relaxed and pleasant feel of the evening. The standout moment was undeniably the Meatballs, which brought back fond, nostalgic memories of the homemade meatballs my grandmother used to make. The menu impressed across the board, featuring delicious Bacon Wrapped Dates, fresh Hamachi Crudo, and flavorful Smoked Bacon pizza that rounded out an incredible dinner.

On a random Saturday night my gals and I went to Culver City to eat. Found this place on instagram…read moreand it looked good. So right off the bat, there isn't any parking for this place. It's a garage lot for the entire little area. It's not free parking by the way. Anyway back to the restaurant, we waited for about 15 min at most which was nice considering she initially said 45 min. The waitress was super nice, the food was okay. Small portions for the prices we paid. I felt like our plates could use more flavor, they felt a bit bland. The ambiance was lowkey like a romantic casual if that makes sense. Low lighting with heaters outside and you're looking out to the small little buildings next to the stairs. Moral of the story, I don't think I'd go back here. Not because my experience was bad, primarily because I felt like the food was a bit over priced, and not really worth the price.

Excellent food, great bar service and drinks! But PLEASE bring back the live music, we really…read moreenjoyed it ! Thank you !

Consistently great barbecue in a really comfortably and dimly lit setting. One of my favorite parts…read moreabout this place is they have booths only with a giant bar, TVs if you are looking for a game, and a big menu filled with a lot of great barbecue options. I don't eat barbecue often but when I do, this is a great place to have a meal. There is a large free parking lot attached on the side so parking is really easy. Our server was very polite and as usual everything that we ordered came out very fast. For this visit, we started with the Guacamole, which is a nice start and something I order often and everywhere. For my meal, I chose the Baby Back Ribs and thought they were great. They were cooked perfectly and had a ton of meat on them. Every bit of it was delicious and I would recommend to anyone.

The hype is real. The breakfast burritos are fantastic. They taste great like corner cottage or Los…read morefeliz cafe but they're not heavy, like wake & late. Get both the chipotle and cilantro lime salsas. Get the Sig if you're in more of a chorizo mood, get the BB if you're feeling bacon or beef chunks. Both breakfast burritos. With both salsas. Trust. No cash accepted, you pay with card at the kiosks.

This review is for their pickup experience which I am currently waiting to pickup from The Colony…read morelocation. There is no signage or anything I saw on the website letting you know to go in the back alley and order online because The Colony is actually closed at this hour. I am here at 8:15am, 15 mins after they open, placed my order and have been waiting close to half an hour so far. There are like 3 other people standing here, bunch of other confused people keep walking by just as turned around as I am, a few people even just left. No team members in sight at all except briefly to hand out orders. I called the phone number a few times and the gentleman was very nice, but this is too annoying of a process for me to want to do in the future and took way too long for one breakfast burrito. Even if it slaps they already put a poor taste in my mouth. Update: the cali breakfast burrito was very very good, def one of the best in LA, but you guys have to get the ordering flow down here stat.

Step into Cafe 50's Diner in West LA and you're instantly transported to a time when jukeboxes…read morehummed and milkshakes ruled. The vibe hooks you first, but it's the food that keeps you coming back. Service is friendly and fast, the kind that makes you feel like a regular even on your first visit. The menu leans into classic comfort, executed with care. The cinnamon banana French toast is rich, warm, and deeply flavorful, with just the right sweetness. The eggs Benedict come loaded with plenty of tasty sauce, indulgent without going overboard. Even the potato skins hit the mark, crisp, satisfying, and perfect for sharing. What really sets this place apart is the ambiance. It's fully committed to the 50s theme without slipping into cheesy territory. Every wall has something to catch your eye, from vintage movie posters to old magazines, giving you plenty to take in while you wait for your food. People might show up for the nostalgic setting, but they stay because the food genuinely delivers. It's a fun, easygoing spot that balances personality and quality in a way that feels rare these days. Portions are generous, prices fair, and the experience feels like a small escape from the usual rush of Los Angeles life.

Old school diner with 50s theme running thru its blood…read more Breakfast to-go before dropping the rent a car off and then to LAC Service on point. Busy spot.

Ok ok ok! OMG If you are looking for some tasteful chilaquiles with steak and eggs - and all…read morebreakfast brunch items you look for in a Mexican food restaurant this is the place to got to at least one time! I'm a chilaquiles lover and this place was one of my favs all around. Great food, good vibes, Great customer Service!!! We stopped here with the family (10ppl) after an event near by and it did not disappoint. We were lucky to beat the crowd (10am) bc it's very popular and the place is small. When we left there were about 20+ ppl waiting outside in a line! Recommend %

Came here for Sunday brunch before heading to airport. A hole in the wall sort of place with the…read morefriendliest service and delicious food. Made a good cappuccino too! Breakfast sandwich had the extra Parmesan frico on the bread-yum! And the Shortrib bowl had generous pot of Shortrib, veggies and 2 eggs. Great spot!

Fantastic concept, however, there were some things that I wish were different. I was so excited for…read moretwo of my favorite cuisines to come together in an intimate dance between the vibrant flavors of Mexico and the deeply complex taste of Japanese food. Here are some improvements that could be made: 1. I have no problem paying for a quality meal, but the prices were slightly off from what seemed adequate. 7 dollars for chips and salsa but 18 dollars for 4 yellowtail handrolls is just one of a few examples of an interesting price discrepancy. I will say the yellowtail handrolls were delicious! 2. Flavors and dishes on the menu were slightly misleading. We ordered the Osaka burrito but got a deep fried chimichanga, it was a little heavier than what was expected from the panko encrusted description (just put Osaka chimichanga). The tomatoes in the slaw were saved by their mango friends which balanced out the flavors enough to eat the entire dish. The abundance of salt in the tomatoes drew out too much moisture causing some unwanted sliminess, and made them so sad I felt obligated to sign them up for therapy. 3. The cauliflower dish is such a great idea, but the flavor of the cauliflower overpowered all of the other components of the dish. If the cauliflower were fried as much as the burrito was with a healthy amount of achiote seasoning, and the 4-6 pomegranate arils were actually a robust pomegranate sauce drizzled around the dish, it would be a 10/10 veggie plate. I will say on a positive note, the service was great, and the waiters were so nice when we were disappointed with the food. They took back our dish with no hesitation and took it off the bill no problem. If you are out on Sawtelle, looking for a good vibe, and don't mind opening up your mind to some new flavors, then Hermanito is a great option. It wouldn't be my first choice personally, but I would be open to going back if I was invited by some friends, or if they changed up their menu a bit.

Ambiance is so cute! Very good burger and great service :)…read more Easy to make reservations! Take my moneyyyyyy!!!

We discovered this place on Help as we were up in Los Angeles visiting. They have an interesting…read moremenu with sandwiches and burgers. I chose the teriyaki cheesesteak sandwich. It was served on a brioche bun, which I wasn't ready for. I literally had to use a fork and knife to eat it because it was so messy. It did taste good though. We also had the fish and chips which were great. The place is super small. There's really only seating for like four people,. They seemed to have a pretty steady flow of people coming in to order or pick up their orders even though it was a Tuesday. If you do dine in and ask for water, they'll bring you a really chilled glass bottle and glassware to drink from which I also thought it was a nice touch.

Went to Black Sheep Burgers for lunch today. Don't be fooled by the name. They do not have any…read morelamb burgers. Although Black Sheep Burgers has a vast selection of hamburgers (they probably should have called the place Black Cow Burgers) I had a Chicken Katsu sandwich. It was very good. I liked the option of being able to decide what I wanted or didn't want on my sandwich when ordering. I don't like avocados, so I ordered my sandwich without avocados. There are also a vast number of sides to order if you are very hungry. I was tempted to order the 40's french fries, but the sandwich was enough for me. Professional eaters probably would have ordered several sides. There is a large seating area outside. I sat outside. Other than the traditional problem with eating outside (your napkin, like the answer, may blow in the wind) since Black Shep Burger gave me several napkins, it wasn't a problem.