Café De Olla Restaurant

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"Hunger hit hard during a Saturday morning trek to Ikea. Swedish meatballs at 10 a.m. don’t sit particularly well with me, but the all-in-one burrito at Cafe de Olla certainly does. This Victory Boulevard restaurant opened in 2015 and even has a Monrovia outlet where specialties flourish, especially the traditional Mexican coffee cafe de olla. It’s particularly good served over ice while digging into saucy chilaquiles, omelets, and traditional breakfasts. The restaurant is so popular that there can sometimes be two-hour waits for a taste of the peanut butter-stuffed French toast, dry shredded beef platter combination, and sandwiches. For me, it’s all about the all-in-one burrito filled with three eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, avocado, hash browns, cheese, and salsa. I opted for bacon-only while taking in sips of my coffee from the comfort of my car. No wait, pure satisfaction. — Mona Holmes, editor" - Eater Staff

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"This tiny Mexican breakfast spot is relatively new compared to some of the classic restaurants in the area (at least in Burbank years, 2015 was practically yesterday). It gets slammed on weekends, so be prepared to wait a bit. But stick around and you’re in for glorious machaca, huevos divorciados, and multiple cups of their signature, cinnamon-infused cafe de olla coffee." - brant cox

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"Hunger hit hard during a Saturday morning trek to Ikea. Swedish meatballs at 10 a.m. don’t sit particularly well with me, but the all-in-one burrito at Cafe de Olla certainly does. This Victory Boulevard restaurant opened in 2015 and even has a Monrovia outlet where specialties flourish, especially the traditional Mexican coffee cafe de olla. It’s particularly good served over ice while digging into saucy chilaquiles, omelets with chilaquiles, and traditional breakfasts. The restaurant is so popular that there can sometimes be two-hour waits for a taste of the peanut butter-stuffed french toast, dry shredded beef platter combination, and sandwiches. For me, it’s all about the all-in-one burrito filled with three eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, avocado, hash browns, cheese, and salsa. I opted for bacon-only while taking in sips of my coffee from the comfort of my car. No wait, pure satisfaction." - Eater Staff

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Cafe de Olla Review - Burbank - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"This dime-sized Mexican brunch spot on Victory Blvd. is a newer place around here (at least in Burbank years, 2015 was practically yesterday), but it’s quickly become very busy on weekends. Be prepared to wait a bit, but stick around and you’re in for a glorious breakfast of machaca, huevos divorciados, and multiple cups of that signature, cinnamon-infused cafe de olla coffee." - Brant Cox

Peter Xaymountry

Google

I took my wife here on a Saturday morning to grab breakfast. I wanted to try this place for a while but never had the chance until now. We came a little after they open so they were not as busy yet. I parked down the street since it's basically street parking here. I checked in with the host and we got seated inside. It's a small place and has only like 10 tables inside so be aware of that because they do get busy. My wife started off with their hot cafe de olla coffee and asking our waiter some questions on their chilaquiles, she went with the chilaquiles divorciados because she was able able to pick the green and red sauce. I got the All In One burrito along with asking for the avocado to be on the side. I was going to order a soda but the price was almost the same as getting a appetizer so I just got water. The staff are very friendly here and attentive to us during our dining experience. Our food took a little while to come out but it was t an issue. My wife beloved her chilaquiles but prefer the red sauce more. I thought my burrito was good as well and it filled me up. I ended up ordering the enchiladas poblanos to go for my mom with white bread and fruits. The best thing here is the coffee has unlimited refill. My mom really loved the enchiladas when she ate it at the house. We will be sure to come back when we have the chance again.

Pam Stone

Google

This was a pretty good place although I did get the wrong order. I ordered one kind of enchiladas and was given a different kind. I sent it back because I didn’t really like it and shared hubs order instead. His was really good. It was a fried burrito with beef and shrimp. Their guacamole was good too.

Ruben Gutierrez

Google

Love their cafe de olla,the best! They have a large selection of traditional Mexican and American plates, all delicious. It's a must go for my wife and I when we visit our Daughter in Burbank, we're from Northern California

Gio Gomez

Google

Been coming here for a couple years they never disappoint. Just went couple days ago and saw a new special menu. I ordered the chilaquiles entomatados. Man they were delicious!! Spicy enough to get me sweating but good enough to keep going for more! I added some asada on top and wow my new favorite dish here. Some of the best authentic Mexican food in the valley! Must try

Akeesa Gunn

Google

Ambiance: I didn't really get a chance to see the inside, I was sat on the outside, which was essentially the sidewalk. Seems like a consistently busy place and a neighborhood favorite. Service: we had about a 1.5 hour wait, so if you plan on coming on the weekend, be mindful of that. When we were seated, everything seemed to come out pretty fast. Our server was nice and quick. Food: I never had a cafe de olla, and it was highly suggested, it didn't disappoint, I can see why people come just for the coffee. The chilaquiles and French toast were delicious as well. Overall, there are no complaints with my experience other than the wait. Street parking wasn't ideal but decent.

Mina cookie

Google

It's a tiny whole in the wall, stopped for dinner only because of the name. Prices are super high to me, for the amount of food that you get. A soda is $5.50. 😵 Cute Menus, they also had a QR for the menu. Should've looked at the prices before I ordered. $70 for 2 people. Never again. Sorry Not sorry.

Claudia Romero

Google

I love cafe de olla, and this restaurant has the best cafe de olla taste, something close to the one that you drink in Mexico! The queso fundido con chorizo is so delicious! Make sure you order that! (Not at this location, by the way☹️ for some reason, they do not have that) The server was really friendly and fast!

angelepatino

Google

This was such a great discovery. The chilaquiles tasted so good. There was so much flavor and I really took my time to savor it all. Multiple staff came to check on us periodically to make sure our table was good and honestly, it was a great experience. When they texted us our table was ready, I think it only took 1 or 2 minutes to walk to the check-in kiosk and our table had already been given away. Not a big deal but just thought I should mention that in case future customers experience the same issue and don’t have the same patience and understanding as I do. Also, more shade should be provided for an outside waiting area. Overall, I loved this place and would definitely come back.

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"Hunger hit hard during a Saturday morning trek to Ikea. Swedish meatballs at 10 a.m. don’t sit particularly well with me, but the all-in-one burrito at Cafe de Olla certainly does. This Victory Boulevard restaurant opened in 2015 and even has a Monrovia outlet where specialties flourish, especially the traditional Mexican coffee cafe de olla. It’s particularly good served over ice while digging into saucy chilaquiles, omelets with chilaquiles, and traditional breakfasts. The restaurant is so popular that there can sometimes be two-hour waits for a taste of the peanut butter-stuffed french toast, dry shredded beef platter combination, and sandwiches. For me, it’s all about the all-in-one burrito filled with three eggs, bacon, sausage, ham, avocado, hash browns, cheese, and salsa. I opted for bacon-only while taking in sips of my coffee from the comfort of my car. No wait, pure satisfaction." - Eater Staff

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