Doubting Thomas

"Rich with braised pork, crispy smashed potatoes, smoked chile, and softened eggs, the breakfast burrito at Doubting Thomas is a masterpiece of a meal." - Rebecca Roland, Eater Staff

"Doubting Thomas in Historic Filipinotown is a coffee shop with a poorly kept secret: The Doubtless Burrito. Each one comes stuffed with crispy braised pork shoulder, smoked white cheddar, smashed Yukon potatoes, tomatillo salsa, smoked chili, and runny sunny-side-up eggs. If it sounds like too much of a good thing, you’re wrong. It’s the exact right amount of good things." - nikko duren, garrett snyder

"This sunny Historic Filipinotown cafe is one of our favorite places to work. You'll find mismatched wooden furniture ripped from a quirky indie film, a spacious sidewalk patio, and excellent coffee. Plus, they serve fresh pastries (get the morning bun, it comes with seasonal jams and sprinkled sugar) and a pork shoulder breakfast burrito that's saved us from the brink dozens of times. " - nikko duren, brant cox, sylvio martins

"At its core, Doubting Thomas is a coffee shop. But it’s also a coffee shop that’s way more interesting than your typical cafe with a hanging plant in the corner. They have a small, but solid breakfast menu (get the pork shoulder burrito and any pastry) and a bright space where you can pretend to get work done while ignoring your friend’s texts about coming to meet them at Bungalow." - brant cox

"Throw a succulent anywhere in Los Angeles and you’ll probably hit a coffee shop with good food. Doubting Thomas is one of the newer options, but this quiet spot in Historic Filipinotown is doing more than just fancy toast and poached eggs. They also make excellent breakfast burritos, biscuit sandwiches, and pastries - plus, they have a great side patio where you can eat all of those things." - brant cox, brett keating