LEORA

Leora is a hidden masterstroke tucked inside the United Talent Agency building in Beverly Hills but feels far more intimate than a corporate café. From the moment you slip through the lobby, it’s clear you’ve found something special—half neighborhood secret, half creative’s lunch haven. Owners Leor and Laura Klein, known for their acclaimed KleinKitchen private chef venture, have created a place that merges comfort food with chef-level execution. Everything is homemade, vibrant, and impossibly fresh. Breakfast is a standout, with the Leora Breakfast Burrito leading the charge—soft scrambled eggs, bacon, avocado, and cheese wrapped in a perfectly toasted tortilla. The “Alyssa” version adds merguez sausage and herbs for a rich, flavorful twist. At lunch, the tuna melt has achieved near-legendary status, crisp and buttery on the outside, gooey and tangy within. The chicken sandwich, either pesto or al pastor style, is another winner, and the grain bowls and Greek salad are colorful, wholesome, and deeply satisfying. Even their frozen coffees and smoothies taste crafted rather than blended on autopilot. Leora attracts an eclectic crowd. One table might host a local Beverly Hills regular, another a film star or agent escaping for an hour. Everyone feels equally welcome. This is the rare place where high-end taste meets low-key charm. Five stars without hesitation.

This restaurant was amazing! Welcoming servers and great vibes You can have free appetizers (small veggies with sesame cream sauce) it was healthy and delicious! If you expect sweet and sugary food, this might not be the best place,but seeking for healthy and delicious food then please try this place! This restaurant is pet friendly, better to visit early morning before packed people You can easily find the street park as well

The place is at such a good location but not at all managed. They can do so much better. The hype is real, people don’t care on service as it’s the LA spot. I may not go another time unless they invite me and make the experience better. Hii Team @Leora, would like to come this weekend. Share concerned person’s name and contact so I can inform about our visit. Look forward to you hosting us with a good experience.

What a cute and eclectic little eatery! Friendly servers and super open, vibrant vibe! Plenty of healthy and delicious options on food! Definitely pet friendly as we saw a lot of doggies 🐶 Recommend this in the morning as it’s less busier Parking is a little scarce

Hands down my fave cafe ever. The owners are the sweetest couple you’ll ever meet, the food and drinks are impeccable, and the ambiance is like a little hidden oasis smack dab in the middle of Beverly Hills. Do yourself a favor and try one of everything. Oh, AND they cater!

Hidden gem cafe in the heart of Beverly Hills. Leora cafe is inside the UTA but it’s easy guided with signs to get there. Just park on Civic Center Dr 9346, and by little steps you’ll find the first sign. And from there just follow the signs! Food is delicious! They offer coffee, lunch, brunch, snack and even fresh fruit. What I love about their website is Daily Specials being updated literally daily with a date. It has indoor and outdoor sitting. Great ambience! I had a Mushroom Fajitas Salad and it was big and yummy. Very fulfilling. They have vegan options on the menu as well as vegan cookies and snacks. I highly recommend it!

Leora is a true gem. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with warmth, attention to detail, and an atmosphere that feels both vibrant and relaxing. The space is beautifully designed, inviting yet modern—making it just as perfect for a quick coffee as it is for a long brunch with friends or family. The menu is outstanding. Every dish is prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients and plated with care. The flavors are thoughtful and balanced, elevating classics while still being approachable. The frozen coffee is perfectly crafted that rival the best in the city. Whether you’re there for a casual bite, a business meeting, or just to treat yourself, Leora delivers consistently. It’s the kind of place you immediately want to return to and recommend to everyone you know.

Super disappointed! Their new sitting system is horrible. I agve up after waiting 50 minutes. Before they had that host you'd get a table in 5-10 minutes. Now if you don't know the host she will get people she knows first and good luck with that. I bet the food is still great but that way of sitting is unacceptable

I've lived in Los Angeles my entire life, and this is hands-down the best cafe in all of Los Angeles. It's family-owned, and you taste and feel the difference in everything they do. Ingredients are top quality, super fresh, and you can tell they prioritize cleanliness and health, but somehow the food is still so delicious and comforting. Nothing feels heavy or overdone and you always leave feeling great It's literally a hidden gem in Beverly Hills, so you always feel exclusive and right at home at the same time. It's the kind of place that automatically feels like your neighborhood spot, even when it's your first time. If you're looking for the perfect balance of quality, health, and flavor, this is it. I can confidently say that LEORA is the best cafe in LA.

We sadly had a disappointing experience at LEORA. I'll start off by saying the food is great! The hostess told us about an hour wait which we understood as it looked busy. A little over an hour we came back asking if there was a table available and she said we were coming up. We responded asking for a time estimate and she said "A few minutes, next time make a reservation." We were in shock. Do better. After being seated, we asked for a tuna melt on sourdough (which we saw other tables receive) but were told it's only available on weekdays. It was later served to us on a bagel -- which we didn't ask for -- and we found out it could have been done the way we originally requested. Our waitress was sweet but clearly overwhelmed. I asked to be charged separately for a coffee I never received, despite following up several times over 20+ minutes. By now you can assume we were very fed up with the lack of service and rudeness. When we asked to speak to a manager, he finally arrived and responded with a rude, condescending tone after no one wanted to call him for us. The manager came and told us twice not to come back after we said we didn't know Sunday's are this busy. He could have told us specific days that were calmer so we can continuously come as we love supporting businesses like these especially Jewish owned. All we said was we didn't think it would be this busy and that we should come on slower days!!! As loyal, paying customers, we left feeling disrespected and embarrassed over a simple iced coffee that was their mistake. Definitely won't be returning -- and wouldn't recommend it to others.

A fantastic brunch spot and restaurant! I recently went here with three friends for a weekend brunch and were able to immediately get a table (Leora doesn't accept brunch reservations). Leora is in between two office buildings near a loading dock, so it is a bit hard to find and GPS will not be the most helpful. Our service was outstanding from start to finish, with our server even bringing over a high chair for a toddler in our party. We were able to order and get our food in a timely manner and everything was delicious. I got a dark chocolate mocha and a coffee to drink, both of which were very tasty. We shared the following dishes (I recommend this method of ordering as there are lots of tasty things): Chicken Sausage Hummus and Pita: Delicious, creamy hummus with fresh, well-baked pita. Jerusalem Bagel Platter: A solid Jerusalem bagel, although it could have been a bit crispier on the outside and a bit more chewy on the inside. The sauces and eggs were delicious. Shakshouka: The sauce was hearty and well-spiced, and the eggs were perfectly cooked. Grilled Bread Platter: Fantastic crispy and grilled bread. The sauces and eggs were delicious. We also got extra pita (a must) to enjoy with these dishes. I would highly recommend Leora for your next LA brunch spot!

Food was mid, service was unenthusiastic, not sure what the hype is about. All the good reviews about the tuna melt are lies. If you are around and have no where else to go, sure go here. Also hard to find.

This place was cute. The fries were good and the platter was good as well. The tuna melt was a little disappointing as the bread was just too much and too chewy I removed the bread and just ate the tuna inside which was good. We also ordered the breakfast burrito but it never arrived! It's okay though because we got full off of what we got and told them not to bring it lol. The coffee was good as well.

I know I know it's fashionable to love a good tuna melt but when I say, I've always loved a good tuna melt and always on lookout for a good tuna melt I mean it. Leora has not just a good tuna melt but a great tuna melt super simple, but the bread is grilled expertly. The tuna is flavorful a bit of crunch and not wet. The cheese is perfect. Just a great sandwich and the coffee, drinks and all the other food are on point as well just a bit funky to find, but you'll be happy when you do. It's like a treasure at the end of a hunt.

I visited during a busy time with long lines for a table, but I was lucky to place a to-go drink order instead. I tried the matcha strawberry latte, which had a nice level of sweetness, though I wish the matcha flavor had been a bit stronger since the strawberry puree slightly overpowered it. Overall, it was still a refreshing drink, and I'm looking forward to coming back to try their other offerings like coffee, smoothies, and juices.

LEORA has been on my list for a very long time and I was stoked that I finally got to go today. It's a little hidden in between the UTA and Live Nation offices. There was plenty of parking and it was pretty crowded for a Monday but still easy to get a table during lunch rush hour. My friends and I knew we were going to split the Holy Schnitz sandwich and it did not disappoint. I would come back and just get that every day. The challah was fresh and warm and the schnitzel was so thin but not dry. All the flavors really worked together. We wanted to split something else and the person taking our order suggested their Caesar wrap as one of their top items. This is what's making me give 4 stars instead of 5, as while there was a dressing on the side, the wrap itself was very dry and I wouldn't get it again. The drinks were also phenomenal! My friend got the frozen coffee and I got the Sunset. It's a mix of mango puree, homemade lemonade, and hibiscus iced tea. It was so refreshing and not too sweet - perfect for a hot summer day!

DREAM SATURDAY AFTERNOON! Literally the best salad I've had in LA! Kind of a weird location because you have to walk around back but totally worth it and they have a great space. Gets pretty busy at 12pm so get there a little early. Everyone was super nice and inviting!! Dreaming of this lunch already and it's only been a few hours....

Nice cafe/restaurant in an unexpected location serving great food using great ingredients. Price points are good and whenever I am around I go there.

Overall staff is nice and helpful but some are better than others. Tons of metered street parking as well as the lots nearby are parking options for this fast casual spot that is somewhat tucked away in an office building but there is access from street closer to Burton way. Food I cannot say is bad but is it worth the headache of getting a seat then waiting in line to order then waiting for your food only to get food with a smaller portion than expected especially when considering the price?

Leora Cafe is such a hidden gem in Beverly Hills - right by the library and Live Nation! From the moment you walk in the ambiance makes you feel at home aka cute cafe vibes. The staff are incredibly friendly and attentive and the owner even came and checked on us. I had the chicken caesar wrap and it was perfection--fresh ingredients, beautifully plated, and so flavorful. The matcha was okay, but I didn't expect much as that's not their specialty. I liked the Arnold Palmer. On another occasion, I had the shakshuka which was amazing. And the schnitzel which was incredibly but a little oily (granted it's fried - but delicious) - pairs well with a salad. It's clear they put a lot of care into every aspect of the cafe. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for something fresh. I want to try the pastries next time.

The frozen coffee is totally destination worthy, ordered today and will have another tomorrow, but will skip the marble lemon cake which was moist but almost tasteless.

Was told it would be 45 minute wait, was more like 20. The order process is interesting as you get seated and have to wait in the line of (dine-in and to-go) orders. We ordered and the order of food was kind of random: Holy Schnitz came out first, then the fries, then the Grilled Chicken Caesar Wrap. Might be worth to take to go as the searing is a little patio. Parking was not a problem.

If you wanna be gaslit and treated like crap and talked down to by the owner then this is the perfect place to go. I order the tuna melt about 3 times a week from postmates. Today was my first time in person. Not sure what was so hard about a simple sandwich but after their 3rd mess up and waiting an hour I left because I was not waiting a 4th time, and at this point, I didn't Trust them with my food after what i witnessed. First I ordered the tuna melt that I always order with sliced Avocado. They gave me a diff thing they have on Sundays. If it's different. Then you should let people know "would you like the original or the Sunday special" it's not that hard. How was I supposed to know the tuna melt turns into a different item on Sundays. I receive wrong item and ask for it to be remade into what I ordered. Then they bring me out a Tuna sandwich, not a tuna melt. The cheese and avocado was missing. I was so upset and starving at this point I didn't even mention the cheese bc it would mean that they would have to remake it so I just said can I please just get my Avocado. The owner is mad and takes my order and says "ILL HANDLE THIS MYSELF" after watching him touch everything - in and around- the front trying to micro manage, picking something up off the floor, touching the order screen to redo my order, touching things all over the restaurant. He takes my sandwich and storms to the back. Opens it up. Peels off the bread with his bare hands. Spreads GUACAMOLE ON THE BREAD SLAPS IT BACK ON. Walks out and hands it to me. I ask him why he put guacamole as my avocado when it always comes with avacado slices. Lol. He tried to gaslight me and say THIS IS HOW IT ALWAYS COMES. I tell him no it's not and I ask him if he wants me to go grab my phone from where my mom and son are sitting and he can see how many times I've ordered it in postmates and that I KNOW how it comes and the Avacado it comes with isn't guacamole. He was obviously bitter I sent the sandwiches back the first time and wanted to be petty and make my pay, but unfortunately for him I pay attention. So sorry sir. No. I do not want your unsanitary dirty hands man handled guacamole tuna sandwich with the cheese missing. I ask for a refund and leave. Ghetto

I've been wanting to check out this cafe and decided to go on a Sunday. Parking was easy, despite the farmer's market. The cafe was tucked away but when we got there, the line was super long (about an hour for 4 people) but they have counter service where you can sit at some tables by the loading dock (first-come, first-serve). We opted for that, since there were several tables under some umbrellas. The hostess also told us that this wait time was calm for a Sunday! It was kind of a zoo, waiting for the food, since the coffee service/food service don't seem to be working together. But the wait for the food wasn't too bad. I was hoping to order the buffalo chicken wrap, but was told that they don't offer that during the weekends, since they have a different brunch menu. Instead, I opted for the chicken Cesar wrap. I have to say, this was one of the worst/most bland wraps I've ever had (especially since there are other good options in LA - Ggiata, Carla Cafe, etc.). Everyone else seemed to be getting the breakfast burrito, so maybe made the mistake of not getting that! Other food options looked good though, so a bit disappointed that the wrap wasn't that great. Overall, might try again on a weekday and try something else!

Leora is truly a hidden gem! Tucked away behind the Live Nation offices. I only ordered to go, but they also offer seated dining. My coffee was great and I'll be coming back to try the food.

We had an excellent Sunday morning brunch today with the entire family. The place is: Popping. Trendy. And incredibly Popular! Food is fantastic as are the drinks. Definitely get yourself an iced Oat Latte and enjoy that Soda can glass in which it's served. Pro Tip: make a rezzo online with Resy ahead of time otherwise you may wait about 30-60 mins for a table. Alternatively, you can order inside and take your food to go as you walk through the Farmers Market. You can thank me later.

Tried the takeout sandwich here. Not bad. I can't give a full on review cause I wasn't here. Got a takeout from my SO. I think it was a caprese or something of that nature. Missing cheese though, so I added my own. Would come back and try. Seems like a nice place.

Casual cafe tucked away behind the Beverly Hills library. Decent seating for a quick bite, decent food, and friendly service. Free 2 hour parking in the lot nearby.

I've been here twice for just coffee (once on a weekend and once on a weekday during the lunch rush). The cafe is adorable, has an excellent vibe + ambience, and I will def come back to try the food. I'm giving them 4 stars because: - I got the frozen coffee and it is incredibly average, but unreasonably expensive for what it is. I paid $12.50 for it with 2% milk + an extra shot of espresso. Even with the extra shot, it was mild in flavor. - I went during peak lunch hour, and they were very, very busy...but it still shouldn't take 20 minutes for just a coffee. I was in a rush and almost had to leave without getting my order. When I came over the weekend too, the wait was very long for two drinks. Nothing negative about Leora over other comparable places, but just fyi you won't be in and out of here quick.

Came for breakfast and had a great meal here! The coffee and pastries are also excellent. Iced pistachio lavender latte, seasonal fruit plate and parfait were all fantastic. As for pastries, I tried the babka and marble loafs (babka was the standout), as well as a chocolate chip cookie.

Kind of confusing to find the restaurant. We entered a medical building at first but thankfully there were signs pointing us in the direction of the restaurant so we made it! The food was fantastic. I really enjoyed my Caesar tahini salad with salmon. The salmon was cooked perfectly. My friend also really enjoyed the Jerusalem bagel sandwich. She said the bread was very fluffy and soft. We added our name to the waitlist when we first got in and they estimated a 30 min wait which was closer to a 45 min wait but at least they texted us when our table was ready so we were able to spend the time walking around and exploring the area. It was very busy when we got there. Seems like it's quite a popular spot!

Extremely disappointing. I've been a regular customer and huge fan of leora and I order the breakfast platter on postmates at least weekly. It comes with sourdough that they always seem to burn completely BLACK, not char, but completely burn. So I asked in the notes "pls do not burn bread" and instead received hamburger buns. Seems like the chef has an ego and took the request personally? Kind of crazy since my request was pretty normal. Wish I could have just received the sourdough- toasted and not burned, like a regular restaurant would have provided. Won't be ordering again :(

The vibe and the food here are really good. I made a reservation today at 11:15 and got there a bit early. The server sat me down promptly and placed a reserved sign on the table, which made me feel special. Ordering was easy enough: the menus are in the front of the cafe and you order there before you sit down with your number. I got the shakshuka with grilled sourdough and the elderberry hibiscus. I really liked the sourdough bread that came with the shakshuka. It tasted really fresh and homemade, and it paired well with the tomatoey, eggy and cheesy shakshuka. I also liked that the tea was not sweet at all and appreciated that I could actually taste the floweriness of it. The ambience in the cafe was good too. Overall, my experience here was great. I would definitely like to go back and try the other foods they have there, as well as their coffee. PS. I think option 3 to get to the restaurant on their map is the best. Its free parking for 2 hours, and the restaurant is literally right across the street from the structure. You just have to make sure you leave the structure on the correct side.

This place is a mess. They forgot half our order and we waited for 40 mins for a breakfast burrito. The worst part is after we told them about it, no one did anything and we ended up waiting 20 more minutes. We also saw numerous other orders getting delayed and messed up. On top of it, everything was overpriced with $10 coffees and $20 wraps and sandwiches. Especially with the terrible service and super disorganized there are so many better places to eat brunch in weho

Horrible horrible horrible. Do not come here. Such a shame this place went down the toilet. When they first opened I came here and loved it, the owner was nice, the service was good, and the food was great. I came back only to be severely disappointed. What a shame truly I'm saddened by the lack of competence the employees have. Matcha spilled all over the counter, throwing peoples take out orders over the matcha. My father asked the lady to wipe the counter as matcha stains people's clothes and items. She simply ignored and showed her incompetence. When my order comes she purposely throws my food over the puddle matcha, the bag is now dripping wet, I asked one of the employees to wipe it when she rudely throws a takeaway utensil at me and says there's a napkin in there wipe it yourself. At this point I'm shocked. Everyone around me is shocked. There's no way these people were hired off of any qualifications. Never ever again. The owners response shows zero accountability and instead tries to call me a racist when I'm ethnic myself. Please do better Leora. Instead of apologizing like other business owners and holding accountability there's a level of entitlement and victimization from the owner. Her 'great staff' is more insulting than my review and instead of reporting bad reviews to Yelp she should spend that time and energy into fixing her business and creating better connections with her guests, especially locals like myself. Thought I'd see some accountability for once but was rather faced with even more disappointment. I will be using my network to make sure not a single one of my friends or family ever dines at this establishment ever again and believe me I have a lot because unlike the restaurant owner I am good at keeping great relationships.

Terrible service. Was quoted an hour wait for a table, decided to get a snack while we wait. The hour comes up, still nothing. Decide to get a to-go order. Waited AN HOUR to get a TO-GO order!!! Got a coffee as well and had to keep asking when that would be ready. After 2 hours, was still not called for a table. Hostess was dismissive. This place needs to get it together. The food is not worth this experience.

AMAZING! The food and drinks are really good and worth the trouble of figuring out exactly how to get to the place. I wish the hours were better and that they were located in a more accessible spot but will continue to make the journey. My first visit was during a heat wave and the chef was very nice and hospitable with our group and made sure we weren't in the direct sun. Great service!

The food is great but the way the seating works just doesn't do it for me which is why I avoid coming here sometimes. Pick up and delivery might be a safer choice because it's also not really stroller friendly

Trendy & popular cafe. Friendly staff. Food may be higher quality but very bland. Plus you will pay B Hills prices.

Amazing food and service! Shoutout to Brian for great service and helping us decide on great food. Can't wait to come back!

small little place in between office buildings. The food was good and also that must be was good.

This was the best brunch I've had in a while. The food was phenomenal and immediately transported me to Israel. The quality of everything from the olive oil to the bread to the coffee was incredible. It was a great menu and environment with our kids this morning, and I'm already planning on going back tomorrow. Please open more locations!

I came here a few weeks ago for Sunday brunch with friends around 11:30am. It was busy and we had to wait about 20 minutes for a table. They take reservations in advance but not same-day reservations. I got the shakshuka which was great and the sea salt mocha iced latte which I liked and it wasn't too sweet. I definitely would come back again for brunch.

Mornings and afternoons at Leora are absolutely amazing and pleasant. It definitely attracts a crowd and they have all the trendy drinks and treats you'd want in LA, but actually great quality. And the full food menu is incredible. If you come just for a treat or small bite, or for a full meal, you'll be really satisfied. You can't go wrong. But let me just say, the DINNERRRR!! They're discontinuing it after tomorrow (so sad) but I'm so grateful I experienced it. I came for my birthday and we enjoyed every second. Our server, Bryan, made the entire dinner so lovely. He was kind and helpful and made sure that everything I ate was safe with my dietary allergies. He really knew his stuff and I'm grateful he was looking out for me. I hope Leora brings back dinner service cause it's out of this world!!

Rude Staff & Poor Service Our experience at Leora Cafe was awful. We were told a 45-minute wait but ended up waiting much longer, only to be told our table still wasn't ready--and another party had been seated ahead of us. When we politely asked to sit at an available four-person table, the hostess rudely refused, despite seeing us struggling with our kids. Her attitude was dismissive and unhelpful, showing zero willingness to accommodate. After waiting far too long with no effort to assist us, we left. Unorganized, unaccommodating, and not worth the hassle.

Amazing, High Quality Dishes. Every time I come here, the food does not disappoint. Top tier customer service and food options. Been coming here for a while now. Huge plus they are closed for Shabbat!!

Great service and even greater food. Fresh and yummy :) Loved the shakshuka and the vibe, a hidden gem.

Waited 25 min for an acai bowl. It was melted and small with only granola, coconut flakes, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries for $15.

the strawberry matcha here was so good surprisingly. came to try the tuna melt, and it was delicious, i did end up liking the bacon egg and cheese one more though. smoothie was tasty, there was plenty of street parking on the weekend for brunch. it was very busy, so i chose to do take out which was made pretty quickly.

Leora is my favorite brunch spot in Beverly Hills for fresh, high-quality food and a cute dine-in or takeout experience. I love the buffalo chicken wrap with their house-made hot sauce and the pistachio matcha. They also have a great assortment of sandwiches like the egg sandwich, turkey and fig, and more. Perfect for weekday lunch or Sunday brunch. Closed on Saturdays. Pro tip: you can also find some of their sandwiches, including the egg and turkey fig, at And Sons coffee shop on N. Camden Drive, great for a quick grab-and-go with your coffee or matcha.

Stale Cake, Soapy Ice Tea.....and 40 minute time limit..... What a disappointment. We were told if we ordered inside, we could sit at one of tables outside. I only drink Ice Tea and i have had it in 50 countries and i never have thought about saying anything about it but this ice tea tasted like soapy water, undrinkable so I didn't, food was mediocre at best and the cake, days old...shameful....then after being there for not more 40 minutes, including getting our food , we were asked to leave for a few teenage girls who wanted the outside tables.

Very nice place to sit. The food was ok, but the acai bowl was amazing! Great service too.

This was hands-down one of the worst experiences I've had with a hostess--ever. From the second we arrived (after waiting 50 minutes in the heat), she was rude, dismissive, and clearly irritated. She told us our table was being cleaned and we were next. We watched the table being reset for three and figured, okay--great. But when we politely asked if we could be seated as the table looked ready, she snapped that it wasn't for us and immediately gave it to a party that had just walked up. When we tried to clarify--again, politely--she got defensive, denied saying anything about the table, and hit us with a power trip: "I'm the one in control," and told us she did not appreciate us speaking to the other hostess (who was actually the only helpful person we spoke to). That colleague kindly offered to seat us inside while we waited, just to get us out of the sun. Our waitress later and food was also fantastic--the only reason this review isn't one star. The same hostess when seating us said, "You need to be out in an hour," with a tone that was so unnecessarily nasty. I've worked in hospitality--I know how hard the job can be but this is was someone who flat-out should not be working in a guest-facing role.

This place is mid. It takes forever to get your food. Both times I came, we waited a long time. I observed the waiters. Most of them should be wearing gloves to handle food. Lots of cross contaminatiom going on. A bit confusion to eat here. One time people were Eating by some dumpsters outside, dirty floors . Quite Interesting.

The food was great and our waiter was so sweet - but our experience was totally tainted by the hostess. The hostess was incredibly rude and many other people in line agreed. If you incapable of being nice to customers (or even faking it), maybe don't be a hostess?!

This might have been the best brunch I've had in a while!!! The cafe itself is located in kind of a weird alleyway but don't let that dissuade you from their food. I love a healthy brunch place and I love mediterranean food even more so when I arrived and found Leora to be a healthy mediterranean brunch restaurant I knew I was in for a treat. And I was not disappointed. I ordered the breakfast platter and was incredibly satisfied with each and every component of the dish. The eggs were cooked to perfection. The three dips were incredibly flavorful. The labneh and za'atar brought a delicious tart component to the meal. The hummus was creamy and rich, providing a reliable nutty balance to the tart labneh. The matbucha's thick texture and delicious fusion of red pepper, tomato, and garlic complimented the previous two dips perfectly. The sourdough bread was grilled to perfection--crispy and crunchy on the outside and soft and warm on the inside. The flavor profile created when all these elements were combined was absolutely divine. But that's not even all! The Israeli salad rivaled one's I've tried in Israel. The vegetables were fresh and crunchy and the tart lemon dressing was addicting. I also ordered their house brewed cold brew, and if you prefer cold brew with chocolately undertones rather than citrus, (which I do), then their cold brew is the drink for you!!! In addition, the atmosphere and service were impeccable! My friend and I stayed for maybe 2 hours enjoyed the summer breeze and the calm patio. Although, fair warning, it gets quite busy around 1 or 2! There was quite the line and not enough seating! Overall, Leora was delicious and I will CERTAINLY be returning!

Fabulous food. Went for dinner and everything was delicious. Chopped salad, flatbread and smash burger were all super yummy. What made the experience even more memorable was the amazing service. Special shoutout to Bryan for his excellent recommendations and friendly, enthusiastic service. Food was great and Bryan made our dinner even better!!! ***