We had an amazing steak cooked to perfection Everything was…read moregreat The service and staff are outstanding, Luis the manager looked sharp and took great care of use 5 stars Erik cooked a great steak What a hidden gem near LAX Thanks for a lovely meal, Mark

Ate here for breakfast while staying at the LAX Sonesta hotel. They have a la carte or a breakfast…read morebuffet for $38/pp. I ordered the eggs benedict and it was realllyyy good!! Loved it a lot. A little pricey but it's inside of a hotel so yeah. Orange juice being $9 killed me though....

Food was excellent as was service. Restaurant was located in a Renaissance by Marriott.read more

I ate here while staying at the Renaissance LAX Airport Hotel, as it is situated inside the hotel…read morelobby. Breakfast had several options, but ultimately I chose the breakfast burrito. I was pleasantly surprised at how good this burrito tasted, especially with the side of salsa added on top. The waitstaff was attentive and friendly, and my only real complaint is that the prices are higher than I'd like, but what I've come to expect in SOCAL. If you're staying at the Renaissance, this restaurant is worth checking out.

I spent two full days at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport for an event, and overall I really loved…read morethe hotel. It's beautiful, elegant, very clean, and well maintained. Breakfast at The Café was definitely a highlight. They have a great buffet with the traditional breakfast options, but I especially appreciated the variety. Having things like smoked salmon available for breakfast was such a nice surprise. I love when hotels offer something beyond the usual breakfast selection, and I really enjoyed the food both mornings. Unfortunately, my experience with The Bistro was completely different. Since The Café closes earlier in the day, The Bistro was basically the option for lunch and later meals. Over the two days I tried several things: wings, a pastrami panini, and a BBQ chicken pizza. The panini was okay, the wings were nothing special, but the pizza was by far the most disappointing. The crust was so dry and tough it honestly felt like biting into cardboard. I also ordered a mocha Frappuccino from the Starbucks counter, and unfortunately that was very bland as well. It came in a Starbucks cup, but definitely didn't taste like the Starbucks drinks I'm used to. That being said, I wouldn't let The Bistro take away from my overall impression of the hotel. The property itself is absolutely beautiful, and I would happily come back to The Café for breakfast. I just wish the food quality at The Bistro matched the quality of the hotel and its breakfast restaurant.

Good food but a bit pricey. Decor and seating area is very nice and clean. Service was excellent…read moreand professional. Would eat twice a day if the price wasn't so high.

After spending a few days attending an event at the LAX Marriott, my boyfriend and I decided to…read moreplay hooky by skipping workshops on the final day and eating breakfast at Latitude 33. We weren't hungry enough to take advantage of the buffet, so thankfully we didn't fall into that trap. The atmosphere of Latitude 33 reminds me of Denny's. Simple, family-friendly, and not very upscale, especially looking at how they remodeled their hotel rooms. But their service is decent. They have a bar, too, so I'm sure a lot of great Yelp ratings come from the late night visits. I ordered a breakfast burrito, which was rather disappointing. It was pricey as expected for hotel food, but the flavors were bland and needed smothering which ketchup. It wasn't very satisfying, and it made me miss the breakfast burritos back at my college dining hall. Maybe I was just tired and unenthusiastic after a long weekend, but I thought that would have made me more excited about a good meal. This was, on the bright side, slightly better than the Burger King down the street we admittedly had the day before.

This is the restaurant inside the LAX Marriott Hotel (that is, the Marriott near LAX)…read more Had lunch here yesterday because I attended a Jack Canfield event at the aforementioned hotel. We chose this restaurant mostly for convenience. Although the Jack-Canfield staff provided a list of places for lunch within walking distance, we picked this place because for me to walk outside would mean applying sunblock w/c takes about 20 minutes( have to wait 15 minutes after applying before going out). As you can tell by my 2-Star rating, we were disappointed with this place. Here are the reasons: 1) Expensive but did not live up to it. 2) Mushroom Burger priced at $16. For that price, I would expect to be asked a choice of how the burger should be cooked. We were not asked and thus I forgot to state that I wanted it well done. And sure enough, the burger arrived medium rare or rare. I guess I could have asked them to send me a well-done burger. But that would mean another wait and they were getting busy. 3) Greek Salad priced at $16. The menu stated Romaine Lettuce. However, it was comprised of the less-nutritious Iceberg Lettuce. What a rip-off. 4) Sodas were at $3.25 each. Pricey but I guess my consolation was there was nothing wrong with them. For all its worth, the server and the hostesses were friendly, and the fries were very delicious. But for the high prices, I still wished they asked me how our burger should be cooked and they should have served Romaine Lettuce for the sixteen-dollar Greek Salad. And for which they stated in the menu in the first place.

Howdy folks. In this edition of Nasty Nathanial's "Nasty" reviews I am going to be telling you all…read moreabout a groovy little place called The Rusty Pot Cafe. What is there to say about The Rusty Pot Cafe? Actually, there is a lot to say and I am going to get into that right now. So strap on your safety belts because we're blasting off to good ol' Inglewood. Located in the heart of Downtown Inglewood, this place truly is a gem. I first came here back in 2018 when myself and a fellow activist known as the Angry Gay Pope came to Inglewood to do an infiltration of the Scientology Org located directly across the street. I could go on and on about that place. But this review isn't about Scientology. It's about The Rusty Pot Cafe. But before we could begin our work, we decided to go grab a bite to eat. This was how I first discovered The Rusty Pot Cafe. So fast forward to 2026, I found myself back in Los Angeles. I had traveled there with a friend of mine who had some legal matters to attend to at the LAX Courthouse. We won't get into that either. So instead of sitting around in court all morning, I decided to head on over to The Rusty Pot Cafe. I ended up walking all the way from the LAX Courthouse over to Downtown Inglewood. For those of you reading this who live in LA may be asking yourself, why didn't he just take the Metro? That's a good question. By the time I arrived at The Rusty Pot Cafe I had worked up quite an appetite. One of the first things I noticed upon arrival is that they still had the same style sign hanging over the entrance. It's like one of those banner type of signs with the businesses name and phone number on it. You know the kind you'd see hanging on the side of a flatbed truck during a parade. I love it. I like how they haven't changed the sign's style. To me a sign like this ads character to the place. Plus it brought back memories from my original visit here. Upon walking into The Rusty Pot Cafe I was immediately flooded with a boatload of memories. This place was exactly how I remembered it. White walls with black tables and pieces of art hanging on the walls. It's not over the type flashy. But not a Plain Jane kind of a place either. More of a humble kind of a feel. Just enough character to make you feel right at home. Or at least to me it did. Anyways, I walked over to one of the tall tables and sat down. It wasn't long before I was greeted by a friendly, and handsome, Latino waiter. He was friendly and had the smile of a Hollywood actor. But not a phony kind of way that you see at a lot of restaurants where the servers are constantly trying to upsell you. It was that of a waiter who really cares about the customers he is serving. He didn't hesitate to bring me some freshly brewed coffee. This really hit the spot as would the burger that would soon follow. Now I'm not going to be shy when I say that The Rusty Pot Cafe has the best burger in all of Los Angeles. I know that may seem like a bold statement. But it's true. I've eaten at a lot of burger joints in and around LA and I've stuffed some tasty burgers into my belly. But none of them have tasted near as good as The Rusty Pot Cafe's burger. It puts In-N-Out's burgers to shame. The angus beef is soooooooo delicious and they cook it just the way meat should be cooked for a burger. Not well done and not rare either. But just enough so that those wonderful flavors come out of the patty and into your mouth. My oh my did this hit the spot. So did the flavor able fries that were served with the burger. Seriously The Rusty Pot Cafe's house burger is AMAZING! I highly recommend it. This burger is better than sex. The service at The Rusty Cafe is also top notch. The waiters were very attentive and are always checking on the customers to see if any of us needed more coffee or water or another margarita. Hold it. They don't serve margaritas here. You got to go to Los Amigos for that. But I think you get the idea. I really dig this. One thing I hate is when you go somewhere to eat and the servers let your drink go empty. Then you got to flag someone down in order to get some more coffee or whatever you're drinking. That is such rubbish. But that is not a problem at The Rusty Pot Cafe. Their servers will make sure your cup gets refilled before it goes empty. These folks are right on top of it. So if you have gotten to this point, I am sure you will see that I really love The Rusty Pot Cafe. I live about 3 hours north of Los Angeles and I would make a trip down there just so I can go eat at The Rusty Pot Cafe. And that's real talk. So if you happen to be in the LA area and want to fill your belly with some delicious food, I highly recommend that you make the trek over to Downtown Inglewood and check out The Rusty Pot Cafe. I know I will. Plus I'd like to see that handsome waiter again. Wink, wink. Thank you for reading and may the burgers continue to be better than.... Ok, ok. I think you get the idea. Happy trails. NASTY NATHANIAL

It was my first time at this restaurant and it was so delicious! I went with my friends for a catch…read moreup. Our server, Miguel, was amazing and he made the experience great. He was always checking on us. I got the catfish po'boy and shared a waffle with my friend. Everything was very tasty. I even got a sweet tea. The portions were great and I'm still so full. The restaurant was clean and it was a great place for me and my friends to catch up. It's street parking with pay to park. I made a wrong turn and stumbled upon a two hours for free parking and walked over. Thank you again to Miguel and if I'm in the area again, I would go back!

Nope. I don't like…read moreto leave one star reviews, but this one is a challenge. I had a dining credit to use from my stay at Hotel June, so I figured I'd get a breakfast sandwich for breakfast, and then order a breakfast burrito to take with me for lunch on the plane ride home (and use any remaining credit for muffins or whatever). I got the breakfast sandwich to go, and when I got back up to my room to eat it, it was a greasy disaster. "CALI BREAKFAST SANDWICH brioche bun, scrambled eggs, applewood pork bacon, cheese, tomato, smashed avocado $17" (plus tax and wellness charge, of course) It was so greasy - literally, did they dunk the outside of the bun in butter? There was *one* slice of bacon. It came with roasted peppers and potatoes, which for me is a problem as I can't eat bell peppers. If I had known, I would've asked for anything else on the side. I had two bites of the sandwich and gave up - it made me feel so queasy. :( Once I was packed up and ready to check out, I went back to the restaurant to use the rest of the credit. Unfortunately, I felt so sick to my stomach from the two bites of the sandwich. I actually brought it down with me to "send it back", and to be fair, the manager was working at that time and apologized profusely for the trouble. She offered to replace it with anything, but I just didn't want to chance anything else on my queasy stomach. I did end up using the rest of my credit up for muffins to go, and we decided a fruit bowl might be a good idea. I ordered that to go and checked out of the hotel. Honestly, the fruit bowl is what saved this from a one star review. I appreciated that it was a good variety and quantity of fruit, including some papaya and jackfruit (I think?) and dragonfruit. I enjoyed this on my flight back.

The vibe here is always upbeat, and the staff do a great job of keeping things moving, even when…read moreit's busy. I've been coming here for a while -- there's something comforting about knowing exactly what you're going to get. The menu has all the classics, and while the prices have crept up a bit, the location and ambiance still make it worth the occasional visit. If you're looking for a familiar breakfast spot with consistent offerings, this place checks the box.

Food, Drink and Knowledgeable Employees, made the experience, really nice, will eat there againread more

Seriously. This is like a take out place. Plastic and paper plates. $48 and it's like a fast food…read morejoint.

I always enjoy going to Hilton for these reasons: *The…read morecoffee and food taste amazing. *Such a calming atmosphere *Feels like a sense of community. *The employees are always kind. I usually order the Slauson Drip with Vanilla and Cream and their breakfast sandwiche. Sooo good. Order the Tator Tots with the sauce. Yummy!

You can see from the photo, the description and photos they show on their site and various socials…read moreare quite far off from the reality of what you get. Missing ingredients, sloppily throw together food, and lacking flavor across the board. At least the coffee was decent. I've tried this place several times, dining in and delivery, and it has disappointed each time. I could understand one bad experience, but 4 times is enough for me to say I gave them a fair shot, and it's just not good. With so many options locally, this place should be avoided. The kitchen staff is the problem. Breakfast isn't hard to get right, so either train them or turn over the staff and get people who at least care about the customer and have some passion and respect for what they make and send out the door. This was made by someone who doesn't give a sh!t about what goes out the kitchen door.