Cafe Caravan

What a lovely place! I am so glad we stopped by to have lunch today. I got the merguez sausage sandwich on a delicious warm gluten free baguette which is usually a rare find. My husband got the same on a regular baguette in addition to a green iced tea and a Moroccan beer they just released today (must try!) I was offered a very refreshing rosé on the house that I very much enjoyed, it is as well imported from Morocco. I had also ordered the pomegranate lemonade that is just prefect and not too sweet. Service was great, quick and friendly. Overall ambiance is cozy with really nice interior design elements that added warmth to the space and a good choice of music. We are coming back for sure to try additional menu items.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Cafe Caravan that left me thoroughly impressed with its exceptional service and delectable food and drink offerings. From the moment I stepped in, the staff's warm and welcoming demeanor set the tone for an enjoyable dining experience. The culinary delights served at this cafe were nothing short of outstanding. I sampled the Bodega Breakfast Sandwich, a scrumptious creation that melded perfectly cooked eggs with crispy hashbrown and a touch of this zesty mayo sauce on a brioche bun. The Turkey Sandwich, too, was very delicious, with its succulent turkey slices, pickled vegetables, and a tasty avocado spread on a baguette. To complement these delights, I had Moroccan Iced Coffee, a rich and aromatic concoction that balanced the bold coffee flavors with a hint of cinnamon and star anise. My girlfriend sampled the Iced Moroccan Mint Tea. It was a refreshing choice that offered a delightful blend of minty coolness and subtle sweetness. With top-notch service and such a delectable menu, this cafe has undoubtedly earned its spot on my list of go-to dining spots in Los Angeles.

Egyptian-influenced cafe introducing flavors and aromas from distant lands. Filled with warm colors and bazaar-like decor. Their egg sandwich was phenomenal, great for a small breakfast. Hummus was also great just wished it was served slightly warmer. Overall lovely spot in the middle of sunset junction!

What a magical gem this place is!! I love L.A., but sometimes I need a little escape from the busy feel that not only the cars bring, but the people. Stepping into Cafe Caravan feels like a gift of self-care. It's obvious that the owners were meticulous about the details of the decor and every dish and beverage on the menu. I really felt like I was on vacation in Morocco even though I had my laptop up and working! And don't even get me started on how sweet the staff is! My friend accidentally broke one of their super cute glasses when we were there, and they were so understanding and kind about it. They made sure every single piece was cleaned up and all surrounding areas were 100% safe for their customers. There's a variety of healthy, fresh, and perfectly filling dishes and drinks. Plenty of options for the vegan and gluten free people, as well!! My go-to list: The Full Egyptian, Ful Medames (v/GF), beet salad (v/GF), lentils (v/GF), Harira (vegetable soup-v/GF), hummus, avocado date shake, Moroccan latte, and matcha latte. I've already been several times... Slightly obsessed. I'll be purchasing a permanent seat when the natural wines arrive!

I've only been twice, but both times were great. The service has been fantastic. There's a good amount of seating throughout both inside and outside. I get the iced latte with Oatmilk and it's quality. Today I had the Roasted Turkey Sandwich and I'll be back again for another. It's a turkey sandwich with pickled red onion, avocado, jam, and aioli on a baguette. So good. Also I love the chocolate pudding.

I was initially drawn to this new Mediterranean-Moroccan inspired restaurant because of its beautiful interior, but unfortunately, the dining experience left me feeling disappointed and unsatisfied. Although I don't mind paying $17 for a sandwich, what I received was more like an amuse bouche in terms of portion size. See the attached picture for reference. I was left feeling unsure of what I paid for.

Do not order food. Worth coming here for coffee and ambiance — it’s indeed a really nice space — but the food is not worth it: too expensive, small and boring. We ordered a dish called Full Egyptian and it was mostly just tasteless beans. The sauce was good but the flavors weren’t integrated into the whole dish and it only came with one egg ($15 dol for beans, couple of cherry tomatoes, one egg and two pita breads). Sadly won’t be coming again.

Moroccan Latte is unique and tasty! Also got the fatir and mint tea which were awesome. They've got this small bazaar set up upstairs in the loft that was cool to check out while waiting for our drinks.