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    Sobuneh

    3.9 (94 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Hugh T.

    Sobuneh is the latest rave for breakfast burritos in Los Angeles, so I had to try it. This place gets PACKED on weekends, and waits can be around an hour, so beware if you're on a time crunch. It's a small little hole-in-the-wall spot with only a couple of tables to sit and eat or wait for your food. You walk up to the window, order from the server, and wait for your food. Pretty simple setup. What we got: The BB - 6/10 Good flavor overall and well put together, but for $18, I thought the size was definitely on the small side. The cilantro-lime aioli was also a little too runny for my liking and pretty heavy on the cilantro. The Cali Burrito - 7/10 I liked this one a lot more than The BB. The flavors worked better for me, but at $19.50, I still thought it was a little overpriced for what you get. Overall, Sobuneh is a good breakfast burrito spot, but it didn't quite live up to the hype for me. The food was good, but between the price, portion size, and a potentially hour-long wait, I expected a little more.

    Hard to see Storefront~ easy to  miss as it is staggered Hall in the Wall front!
    Lisa H.

    Wow! The best breakfast burrito in WeHo and a bit beyond.. + LA gets breakfast burritos done so good!( so many excellent places that you really shouldn't tolerate a bad one! And this is one of those special ones. Someone had mentioned "a long line but moves quickly" and was very true. (thank you!) Definitely worth trying! The sauces were delicious. And I love a perfect crisped outer layer. Looking around I almost wished a side of tater tots- but one burrito is plenty of food. It is a walk up window to order and they will call out your number and seating just beyond plus slightly covered upstairs~ but all comfortable seating. There is self serving water if you don't get one of their many different drinks.

    Jessica L.

    Went for breakfast Burritos! Definitely a twist on the flavors. I got the Cali burrito and really liked the lime cilantro sauce. The matcha was also very tasty. The honey cloud flavor was rich in flavor although I wish they still had the orange blossom drink. Overall reasonably priced for burritos and drinks!

    Bonnie T.

    Checked out Sobuneh on Melrose with a group of 7 on a Saturday morning. They were pretty busy, so our food came out at different times and the timing was a little inconsistent. I got the Persian Fog, which was a little too sweet for me, and the Cali Burrito, which was delicious. I also tried the cilantro lime aioli, but found it a bit too thin and watery. Definitely recommend adding the heirloom tomatoes to the burrito though. They were a great addition. There's also a good amount of seating, including an upstairs area, which is nice for larger groups. Overall, enjoyed the food and would come back!

    Wesley M.

    we visited on a friday at around noon and we waited about 15-20min to get seated and for our food. i think most of the seating was outside and the second floor was closed off when we went. the place gave off cool hollywood adult brunch vibes. the only downside is parking where you just have to loop around the streets and pray you get lucky i got the sig burrito and it was pretty big and filling! the potato inside was crunchy and the cilantro lime sauce went well with the burrito. onions added a bit of acidity and gave it a nice crunch. honestly the burrito was pretty good and id be interested in trying some of their other items if i'm in the area!

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    Mollie P.

    Been wanting to come here a long time and I'm so glad I did. Street parking, little seating inside but they have a 2nd level open on weekends to offer more seating. It's a little difficult to find because the entrance is small but just look for the signage! The seating is very small & intimate. Service was very good, everyone was kind and polite, we actually got our order faster than they had anticipated, we were told 15-2mins and we got it in 10. Food is phenomenal. Expensive definitely but the portion is large and the ingredients are high quality. Everything we ordered I highly recommend. I would absolutely come back again.

    Vannie S.

    Love me a good breakfast burrito and this place def delivered. Do I think it's a bit steep, yes it was $18. But I do like that it's thick. I got the bacon burrito that doesn't include avocado. I do feel like if you're paying $18 for a breakfast burrito avocado should be included. The bacon was thick, I loved the honey chipotle sauce in the burrito. It was a flavor bomb in your mouth. Everything was delicious. The place is small. If you're looking to eat with friends highly recommend to order online first and then find a seat rather than waiting in line to order. Parking is street parking. I would come back, but maybe not everyday cause it's $18

    entrance way. follow the sign!
    Graschelle H.

    Their breakfast burritos were a highly anticipated LA eat for me and I was happy to support an Iranian-owned restaurant that brings more culture to the area. I've seen lots of hype around Sobuneh, frequently noted as a contender for the best breakfast burrito in LA. While I haven't tried enough to agree or not, I will say their sig breakfast burrito hit a lot of high notes! Their house blend beef chorizo was incredibly well seasoned, the crispy tater tots added a delightful crunch, the eggs were fluffy, and the avocado was buttery soft and fresh. A delicious burrito, but for $19, the burrito leans on the smaller side and the value doesn't quite scale the cost compared to what I'm used to up in NorCal. Each burrito comes with a side of pickled onions and your choice of one aioli. I paid an additional $1 so that I can try both the honey chipotle aioli and the cilantro lime aioli. Both were good and definitely took the burrito to the next level. I liked the smoky sweetness of the honey chipotle, but the zesty and herby creaminess in the cilantro lime made it easily my favorite to cut through the richness. Metered street parking on Melrose is as tough as you'd expect, even when I arrived around 7:45am on a weekday. Just follow the sign to get to the ordering window/seating area. There was no line and ample seating available at that time, but ymmv. I recommend ordering online for a quicker pickup. I didn't dine-in, but the outdoor seating ambiance was very cute. Overall, worth a try for a great representation of the LA breakfast burrito scene!

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    Carlo G.

    Great experience at this Persian-inspired breakfast cafe in West Hollywood! I shared the following breakfast burritos with others: -The SIG: Yummy breakfast burrito! I loved the spicy flavor of the chorizo. Rich filling that's creamy and gooey in a good way. -The Cali: My favorite of the two burritos. I loved the meaty and charred steak which married well with the cheesy and creamy fillings. This went great with the side crema. I loved how both burritos used fresh tortillas that held the fillings together well. Solid breakfast burritos for LA! The ambiance is like a speakeasy since this cafe is located past a narrow alley way that's pretty hidden. I came on a Saturday at noon, so it was pretty packed. All the seating and tables are outdoors with some shading. It feels tropical, relaxing, and nice. The staff were pretty nice too. I would definitely come back to try the drinks as well!

    Selina H.

    I tried all 3 breakfast burritos so you don't have to!! Jk The Sig- everyone's favorite but sadly not mine. It's beef & turkey chorizo but it was overall too mushy for me. Flavor is great though The BB: beef bacon except there was quite literally only 5 small cubes of bacon inside total....I'm not even exaggerating LOL the eggs were fluffier in this burrito but it was basically just an egg burrito. The Cali: my bf & my personal fave. The steak is seasoned sooo perfectly. The best steak burrito I've ever had. I like that it comes with pickled onions and you get to choose a sauce. Get the honey chipotle aioli and skip the cilantro crema here. Their cilantro crema lacks flavor compared to wake n late. A good amount of seating except not enough umbrellas for shade. Some tables are just straight up out in the sun. A solid breakfast burrito spot in LA but I wish it wasn't so far from me! Metered street parking, typical for LA.

    Eunice N.

    Really great breakfast burritos :) I really have liked how the tater tots in the burritos are ALWAYS crispy! At this location, in Sawtelle, and even from delivery! I usually get the Sig with no avocado. I've also tried the tater tots by themselves, and they're so yummm. At the West Hollywood location, there's also drinks, so I grabbed a coffee and it was decent. Street parking was fine, and there's pretty good seating. Service was great, despite being a bit busy. I really liked the seating arrangement at the West Hollywood location, since it was outdoors and clean. If a friend is looking for breakfast burritos, this is where I recommend them to :)

    Tater tots are a must.
    Tamara H.

    Food was good. Tasty, in fact! The staff were friendly and courteous. Fortunately there was no line when we arrived and so we ordered and were able to grab the last small, two-top, sadly, in the sun, to enjoy our order in-person instead of having to take it to-go. The breakfast burrito and tater tots were hot, fresh and solid choices. I'd order all of it again. The place is located up a narrow alleyway, but not an actual alley, off of the sidewalk. It's tucked back inside the block. Like many places in L.A. now, get in line, order and wait for your name to be called. If you're fortunate enough to find a place to sit and eat your meal, that's a win. Street parking isn't readily available.

    Cindy W.

    Breakfast burritos are my thing, and this place was the rage that we had to come try out for ourselves. They're located in a tiny shop that looks like a co-op of several restaurants in one. Street parking was ok considering we came fairly early. You place your order at the counter, and find a seat inside or on the side patio. The wait for the burrito overall took about 15-20 mins as there were quite a number of folks before us. The price is a bit high for a regular-sized breakfast burrito, but nonetheless, I'm still glad I got to try it. Since my friend and I were on a breakfast burrito run that morning, we split the chorizo and egg burrito. The filling was tasty and came with potatoes, and the overall flavor was very delicious. I also loved the honey chipotle and chilantro (aioli?) cream that added to the flavor profile. My only qualm with the burrito was that it wasn't wrapped well. It was a bit loose and started to fall apart as we were eating it.

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    The viral burrito is to die for. It took a while to get our burrito but it was worth the wait. I am 100% coming back.

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    Great burrito but terrible bacon. Had to pick it all out. Also, providing two sauces for free would be nice for a $23 burrito.

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