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    The Dutchess

    4.1 (708 reviews)
    ModerateCafes, Bakeries, Burmese
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Mavis S.

    4.5/5 We ordered the fried chicken sando, breakfast plate, red lentil and rice bowl, and fresh-squeezed orange juice. Everything was absolutely delicious--we finished every last bite! The only downside was the wait. It took almost 50 minutes for our food to arrive. Other than that, everything was wonderful. We'll definitely be back and hopefully the food comes out a little faster next time!

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    Midah S.

    Cute bakery in Ojai that also offers a dinner menu at night. Pro tip: if the bakery line is long, grab a seat at the bar! They'll serve the full menu, including all the bakery items, so you can skip the wait. We visited on a Sunday around 11 p.m., and the place was packed. Service was a little slow because they were so busy, but the food was still worth it. The only letdown was the bakery bagel, it was pre-made and served without being toasted, which was a bit disappointing. The standout dish was definitely the congee. It was incredibly flavorful, comforting, and easily the best thing we ordered. Overall, a great spot, and I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu.

    Shaun V.

    We came in because of all the hype and saw that they have Burmese inspirations. I was a bit underwhelmed. I mean, it's not trying to be an authentic Burmese restaurant. But I was a bit excited. I've had Burmese cuisine in Bagan years ago that left an impression but as I read through the menu, it felt more like trendy spots in LA but with more of Indian / Indonesian fusion. Both dishes were okay. We opted for their popular breakfast item since I guess that's what they're known for. Nothing stood out here, except for the sourdough. The chutney was okay. I mean, it's more or less typical diner food with elevated sourdough bread. As for the other dish, felt like chicken satay from any other place. The coffees were decent though. My wife had her iced latte and I had cold brew. I can't really remember much about the drinks but it was a necessity - it was scorching when we went. The thing about the food here is that it is definitely downtown LA priced while everything else around the area is relatively affordable. Although I don't mind the 4% health tax, it was definitely a surprise to see if charged for even buying a bag of coffee and sourdough plus tax and tip. It gets expensive fast. While service is decent, you're just ordering upfront similar to how it is at any fast food joint, looking for your own seat, and wait for food to be delivered to you while you help yourself to whatever utensils you need, which reminded us of a self-service local joint in our area who has a no tipping policy because of that fact. I honestly don't mind paying extra but the food has to justify it. The ambiance here is cute. Felt like mementos from Bagan mixed with an old hacienda, so you're more or less paying to eat at a cute place and take photos. Do we recommend it? I guess if you want to take guests to a trendy place but otherwise it's just okay. You're definitely here for the ambiance, not the food.

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    Vince P.

    The Dutchess is a unique Burmese meets Central California spot in Ojai that is part bakery and part restaurant. Reservations are highly recommended as tables do tend to fill up fast. Wifey and I stopped by for brunch with a reservation and were seated right away. I got the Spicy Chicken & Scallion Waffles, she got the Chicken Congee, and we shared a Cinnamon Bun. We thoroughly enjoyed our dining experience here and all the staff were very friendly and welcoming.

    Jovete E.

    We stopped by The Dutchess in Ojai for a quick bite for breakfast and it did not disappoint! I ordered a Bloody Mary to drink while waiting in line. The line was long but moves quickly. I ordered a ham and cheese croissant served with a gherkin and everything was absolutely delicious. The croissant was perfectly flaky and buttery, the ham and cheese were flavorful, and the gherkin added the perfect tangy crunch. The Bloody Mary was well-balanced and refreshing but I wish it had celery. The atmosphere was charming, relaxed, and exactly what you'd hope for in Ojai. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making the whole experience even better. I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. Highly recommend if you're looking for a great breakfast or brunch spot!

    Mic F.

    This was our first time in. It's obviously a popular spot so timing is everything. Today we got lucky, the place filled up quickly after arriving (8:45am). We had a large party with strollers and were able to find spots in the billiards room. The patio looked nice too. Everyone in our party decided to go with options from the case. I also tried the golden latte. Turmeric taste came through well and overall a good drink. Everything was delicious from the case. Their tomato pastries are so good sleep on those. We enjoyed our food/drinks and the service was good. There is space to maneuver through the eatery with a stroller. They do have high chairs. We didn't use the facilities so unsure if there's a changing table. We would return in the future to try menu items.

    Rob S.

    We came here for dinner at a colleague of my wife's recommendation. We did not have reservations, but they still sat us quickly at one of their outside/sidewalk tables. The sidewalk tables are comfortable and the ambiance casual. Service was efficient and friendly. They have an extensive wine list, but we stuck with water. It seems the menu is prepared daily, as the cover of the paper menu had today's date on it. Dishes were a combination of traditional and innovative, with many vegan and gluten free options. We chose the Coconut Chickpea Curry, Zuckerman Farms Asparagus & Snap Peas and Wok Fired Beef Satay. The dishes were visually appealing, served hot, and brought to our table as they came out of the kitchen. You can tell they use fresh, quality ingredients and combine them in a sophisticated way. All good... except that I found the Asparagus and Satay dish overbearingly salty. Unfortunately, the saltiness overpowered all flavors in these two dishes.

    Gertrude W.

    What a cute little spot in Ojai! We tried the fried chicken sandwich and almond chocolate croissant as well as olive oil cake. Prices were reasonable. Everything was pretty fresh. Parking was great! Service was friendly. I would definitely go back.

    Megan S.

    saw this all over tiktok and been wanting to go to ojai so this place was on our list. the host outside was super sweet and told us we could either sit in the open bar or wait for a table. we opted for the bar seating. the waiters were not very attentive, as we didn't really know what to do after sitting down as there was no menu. it was pretty awkward to say the least. after getting the menu, we ordered the fried egg sando, chicken waffle thing, and morning bun. everything tasted pretty average. a little shocked they received the michelin guide but it's a small town so there's only a few restaurants. our server was not that nice either. all in all, the experience felt kinda weird and food was okay albeit overpriced.

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    Donna B.

    Stopped in for coffee and pastries while visiting Ojai. They do offer a full brunch with hostess seating, but the front and outdoor seating areas are available if you're just stopping in for coffee and pastries. Both very well decorated. Orders are placed at the register and pastries are given to you right away, and you'll receive a table tent so they can bring your coffee out. The pastries were really good, with a nice variety to choose from. The only thing that would have made them even better is if the savory pastries were heated. The coffee, however, took quite a while to arrive. We had already finished our pastries and our table was cleared before it finally came out. I went back to grab a few more pastries, and while I was away, a gnat flew into my coffee. I brought it back to the register, and they graciously replaced it without any issue. The second cup came out quickly and was noticeably hotter than the first. It seems like Saturdays can get pretty busy, so it might be a better experience to visit during the week if you can. There are several public parking lots nearby, along with street parking

    Dani M.

    SKIP! We waited over 30 minutes to get seated outside and it would have been OK if the food was good. It wasn't and we had to wait an additional 40 minutes for it. My pastry was so oily and stale...

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    Nina R.

    Still great, but one fewer star because they no longer offer the Croque Madame on weekends. This is tragic!

    Linda D.

    The food is not bad, but I wish the waitress was more knowledgeable about their food. We ordered tea leaf salad and crispy rice, both of them taste almost exactly the same, ingredients are the same except one has tea leaf and the other one has fried shallot at top. The crispy rice has a little minty taste compared to the tea leaf. The beef satay is just okay, but all the dishes I mentioned here are all on the sour side. The biriyani is interesting, it is topped with pie dough, the cucumber side accompanying the biriyani is way too sour for my taste. The mussel I think is the best, perfect balance with great sour dough bread and nice sauce. This place is nicely decorated, very spacious.

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    We drove an hour and a half just for their pastries! Everything we've tried has been delicious!

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    Best dinner ever!!! I'm normally a picky eater and I loved every single thing we ordered!!

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    Service is good but could be better. Good spot to grab brunch while In town. Always busy so come early to grab a table. No reservations

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    Great European experience, including great food! In a small town with great beauty, and of course close to the beach..

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    Entire dinner was delicious and service was great. Most notable is that the apricot sorbet was phenomenal!!!!

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    Awesome .. great friendly service too. Had dinner with my son , great memory. So cozy , great wine , and I loved the potato balls!

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    The decor is basic & casual, but you come here for the food. The. Tea Leaf Salad was very…read moresatisfying. Love the crunch. I had Fried Vermicelli Noodle with tofu. Flavor was on the lighter side, but nevertheless delicious. They interestingly used mini tofu, which is even smaller than a pea. Hubby tried Burmese Garlic Noodle with chicken. The garlic flavor was powerful enough without being overpowering. We enjoyed the food. I had Burmese Tea for the first time, fully expecting it to taste like Thai Tea, but it was more like (Hong Kong) milk tea which I like. Service was ok. It was a holiday weekend & not busy. Only 1 person was on the floor. The restaurant is located in a strip mall and not the best area. Parking is limited on the ground floor, The day we visited, the underground level was closed.

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