MillCross Coffee Bar & Kitchen

IN LOVE with this place. Visiting from Pittsburgh. Was looking for coffee and breakfast and found this place my first morning. I returned every morning and for lunch one day. Only had espresso drinks, but the coffee was delicious, I’m sure the pour over is also amazing. Drinks: Maple pecan latte, orange vanilla latte, lavender sage latte, plain cappuccino, house made lemonade Food: local lox toast, ricotta toast, saucy egg muffin, big focaccia Sammy Everything was absolutely amazing! I don’t know that I had a favorite and it was hard to decide every time because so many things were appealing! Wish I could take this place back with me. It’s been a pleasure to have during my stay.

Breakfast/brunch is always amazing here! Most breakfast restaurants around my area have been tasting really plain and flavorless. This restaurant though , has all the flavors for my liking . Thank you MillCross will always come back for more.

The Millcross is one of my go to cafes (4+ years) for breakfast/brunch in Culver City, as it does not deviate away from consistent excellence. Here’s the break down. Environment: The MillCross is welcoming to all, the employees are laidback and attentive. To dine-in, you must place your order at the counter, a number will be given to you. Vast amount of seating is offered now. Indoor seating can get cramped, as there are a handful of tables for 2-4people, additionally seating is offered at their counter. There are multiple seating areas offered outdoors (for 2-4 people) with shade provided via umbrellas. Food & Drinks: Here are some items that I can recommend. The chilaquiles are great and executed well, the mole adds a bit of sweetness which compliments the green and red salsa, while the over easy egg will calm any of the spicy elements from the sauces (which aren’t spicy, but do have great flavor). The croissant french toast is savory and sweet (not big portioned), which is complimented with their house made whipped cream, syrup, and fresh berries. Lastly, you cannot go wrong with the MC burrito. The matcha, lattes, drip coffee, and pour-overs are all great, the baristas are consistent. Overall: The MillCross offers great food with well sized portions (nothing too small nor too big). The stand outs (for me) are the chilaquiles and MC burrito. I have not seen any other spot in LA curate the chilaquiles as to how the Millcross does. If you’ve read up to this point, I tend to leave a bit of crumbs to the readers. Free parking lot just behind the millcross, as well as residential parking. Coffee comes with free refills, just ask the barista. The salsa for the MC burrito is chefs kiss, honestly one of the top breakfast burritos out there, as it is soft and everything blends in well. Lastly, because this place is located in Culver City, it does tend to get pretty packed on weekdays 10am-1pm and especially during the weekend.

Really good spot, awesome location, and the service is top-notch. The food and drinks are great too. Plus, it's super close to my dentist at Culver City Premium Dental Care. Definitely recommend checking it out.

I ordered a lavender sage matcha latte with almond milk - loved it! You can really taste each flavor which some places can't get right when it comes to floral matcha drinks. It's a drink I'll come back for! As a snack, I got their Ube macadamia cookie. Great pair with the lavender sage matcha. the cookie alone was good - super soft with a slight elastic texture like it had some mochi in it (not sure if it does), and the crunch that comes with the macadamia sets it off My friend ordered a salad and said it was packed and filling. The place has seating but the inside is small and can be challenging to get a table. Outside is an option but not that much bigger Parking is either the small garage in the back, or residential street parking - I think they have street sweeping on some days though so be careful with that.

I had a business meeting here and sat out in the patio area. The staff was friendly and the coffee was amazing. Great aesthetic and vibe. Such great decor and tons of interesting people (for people watching).

My husband and I have recently become passionate about exploring the coffee scene. No matter which city we find ourselves in while running errands, we always make it a point to visit a new coffee spot. Our latest adventure took us to Millcross in Culver City. This charming coffee bar not only offers expertly crafted coffee and delicious brunch options but also focuses on bringing communities together. Millcross features both indoor and outdoor seating, creating a welcoming atmosphere for everyone. I opted for a hot cappuccino and a slice of cake, both of which were exceptional. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and were delighted with the experience. Millcross is definitely worth a visit!

My friend and I were planning on visiting another cafe in the area when we noticed this one was jumping, so we stopped in. The place was small, so it was packed and a bit chaotic, which was fine and expected since we could see that from the street, plus it's a cafe, not a restaurant, Lol. We ordered a cappuccino and vanilla latte pictured. They were okay, nothing extremely outstanding, but adequate. I don't know how I keep forgetting to take pics of the entire meal, but we had food too. I had the French toast, which was described as fluffy in the menu, which is the most important part of a French toast to me and... there was nothing at all fluffy about them. It was literally soggy and flat, which was extremely disappointing. The flavor wasn't that great either because it was very egg forward, and the presentations can use some work. I don't expect anything fancy, but the French toast was cut into pieces and kind of thrown all over the place with some slices of bananas and strawberries in the corner. My friend had the green eggs. (I think that's what it was) she did enjoy it, but thought they brought her out a salad at first because it was covered in greens (I think arugula, but I could be wrong) and the eggs weren't visible at first. We sat outside, it was a little cold and not all areas had heat lamps, but we survived and I did enjoy the view. Overall, I wouldn't go to this cafe again since it's not very close to my neighborhood, but I wouldn't discourage anyone from going. I'm a very particular person with finicky taste buds. Plus, I did enjoy the energy of the cafe.

We'd heard that Millcross is a must visit coffee shop in the Culver City area so we dropped by for an afternoon pick me up and bite to eat. The shop was bustling with a variety of visitors - some working on their laptops, pairs engaging in conversation, and small groups enjoying company and conversation. Despite it being busy, we were able to snag a 3 person table inside. The cashier was super friendly as I ordered a hot almond latte ($4.75) (for here mug), and a MC Burrito ($14.50). Drinks and food came out in a timely manner - the hot almond latte was comforting and the breakfast burrito with a hot sauce drizzle on every bite really hit the spot. The hot latte and hearty breakfast burrito was a kickass combo for a cool December day. Really enjoyed sitting in the cozy shop over food and conversations and could have easily spent a couple hrs there. Most definitely will be back and highly recommend to avid and newbie coffeeshop goers alike!

I'll be coming back! A spot for brunch, lunch, or casual day/evening drinks. Despite how packed it is, there is plenty of indoor and outdoor street-side and patio seating, and an overall volume conducive to conversation. No complaints, just need to try more to fully feel this place out. The MC breakfast burrito is good. I wish there were a greater variety of sides. Standard café drinks- I enjoyed a dry cappuccino. Good service for how busy it gets- drinks come out within 10 minutes and food another 10. There is a garage with no more than 20 spots right behind this corner spot, but you will likely have better luck with the neighborhood street parking just past that.

I drive past this quaint corner café every day, always curious about the lively crowd on the outdoor patio. I'm so glad I finally stopped in because Millcross Coffee Bar is absolutely stellar! From the moment I walked in, the energy was infectious--happy staff, cheerful guests, and a playlist that perfectly sets the mood (pretty much every song on my Spotify playlist!). It's a refreshing blend of eclectic vibes and diversity that feels like a nod to the best of what it means to be a "local". Now, let's talk about the menu--off the charts! It's been ages since I've visited a place where I genuinely couldn't decide what to order because everything looked amazing. I went back and forth between the Shakshouka (a breakfast favorite of mine), the Tuna Melt toast, the Brioche Egg Burger, and the intriguingly named Green Eggs &... After much debate, I chose the Green Eggs &... but let me tell you, when I saw a server deliver the Brioche Egg Burger to another table, I had to talk myself out of changing my order on the spot. "Joi, don't be THAT person!" My choice did not disappoint. The Green Eggs &... arugula salad was phenomenal. Picture this: a bed of fresh arugula and lettuce leaves, a light green dressing, generous shavings of parmesan, and perfectly ripe avocado--all hiding soft, flavorful eggs underneath. It was so good I woke up the next morning still craving it. I also sampled the Tuna Melt toast, and it's hands-down one of the best I've ever had. My mom is a huge tuna melt fan, and now I'm counting down the days until I can bring her here. Breakfast isn't complete without espresso, so I ordered the Nectar of the Gods--espresso with tea-infused syrup. It's a bohemian masterpiece with a rich, unique flavor that I can't wait to savor again. Millcross Coffee Bar isn't just a café; it's an experience. Whether you're stopping by for breakfast, lunch, or just a great cup of coffee, this place is worth every visit. Five stars, hands down!

Eh... overpriced food and ok lattes. The espresso had a very sour taste to it and I could've gotten better huevos rancheros at Cafe Vida a couple blocks away. The service was friendly.

This was the place to be on a busy weekend. In town to see David Gilmour play and Imagine Dragons as a bonus on a date weekend. We found Millcross and it was a short walk from our hotel. It seemed busy but with seating in and out, tables were leaving as people ordered (it's a stand in line and order at the counter but servers deliver to you). I had the Shakshouka, which I had never heard of before. It was absolutely scrumptious. It had different textures that all melded together to make a party in my mouth! It was oven hot and wonderful on a chilly morning. I'd like to recreate this at home. Great memories of a fun trip!

So glad we discovered this brunch spot in Culver City! This was already crowded around Saturday noon and we were luckily able to grab a spot outdoors. We ordered at the cashier, waited for our drink inside and then the server eventually brought our hot foods out to our table. Ordered the matcha sage lavender latte. Haven't seen this combination before but this was so delicious! Packed with flavour and not overly sweet. I tried the huevos rancheros which was my first time trying the dish. I can't say if it tasted authentic or not but this has to be one of my new favourite breakfast dishes. Fresh tortilla, eggs, refried beans, avocado, and the delicious spicy sauce that soaked the tortilla up. This was definitely a heavier breakfast item but so yummy and filling. Would highly recommend coming here for delicious brunch food!

SO GOOD. Joe's Nutty Bowl was a HIT.. I still think about it. I've also tried the panini and grilled cheese and tomato soup - everything has always been delicious! Decent amount of searing inside and out, but still fills up quickly. Free WiFi available. They also have reusable cups and mugs which I always appreciate :-)

Overall, we loved both the food and beverages, and will definitely be returning. It is a great brunch spot in Culver City, but it is not going to be the fastest so make sure that you plan your time accordingly. We also enjoyed the music! Parking can be a little tough, they have a very small designated parking lot in the back and for weekend brunch the neighborhood street parking is an option, but it does fill up, so I would give yourself a few extra minutes to plan to search and then walk from your car. For weekend brunch, there is usually a line inside to order, but it moves pretty fast and there is a lot to look at as you are waiting. They have an assortment of birthday cards, bottles of wine, chocolates, and fun mugs in different retail areas. Iris was very helpful with what type of cheeses are on different dishes, and she gave a fantastic recommendation when I was feeling indecisive between a few different brunch items. The brunch starts at 7am, and we went with two different selections from the EGGS section of the menu. The BREAKFAST PLATE ($14.50) comes with farm eggs your way (we did scrambled), house potatoes, bacon or avocado, bub & grandma's sourdough toast with butter & jam. For the breakfast plate, a secret unlisted menu option - you can add cheese on top of the eggs. We were unimpressed with the bacon so maybe go with the avocado option instead. The potatoes were really good, and the sourdough bread was lightly toasted and came with both butter and jam. If you want salt and pepper, they have them on a cart by the door. It was a good size and will be a repeat order. The GREEN EGGS & ... ($14.50) comes with scrambled farm eggs, arugula & butter lettuce tossed in a green herb dressing, grated Parmesan cheese, and avocado. With black pepper, it has the perfect amount of kick. I loved it and it was a filling-healthy option. If it had ham as an add on, it would have been the full Dr. Seuss meal! I loved the oat milk hot latte that came in a cute black cup with saucer, and I wanted another it was so enjoyable. They call out your name for the coffee, and they bring your food to the number you are given when you order at the counter. They also have regular lemonade, and for a limited time you can get a strawberry lemonade with the syrup that they use for the strawberry matcha. For seating, they have a small amount of indoor seating that includes a bar with purse hooks, and they have plenty of dog-friendly metal tables and chairs outside of the restaurant. We were easily able to find seating at 11am, even though it was very busy.

And I was back again! Got a Latte and Croissant this time - did not disappoint. The place is really busy on the weekends. All morning and trailing into the afternoon, the place is buzzing with people. Very limited power outlets, so plan accordingly. My friend got the Shakshuka which I tried and it was delicious. Highly recommend!

This is my go to spot to get coffee and sandwich on a Sunday morning. Great collection of coffees with yum food. They have amazing outdoor ambience, love the view and always great watching sunsets from there.

Very cool corner spot with open seating outdoors and in doors, shaded or sunned. You order ahead inside and they will bring food out to you. The shashouska is a tomato soup based dish with egg and mushroom with each scoop. There's a hint of spicy that I like. I was totally full when taking that with the sourdough. I was pleasantly surprised with the warm heartiness of this item. The tea had ginger and turmeric which was refreshing and tastebud opening. Very good if you have any gastrointestinal issues! Overall pleasantly surprised. The only thing I didn't like about the outdoor seating is one area where the trash and collection containers are is close to a plant area, where there was a bee pleasantly buzzing. Not sure if it was just that day or if it happens frequently because of the plants, So just stay away from that plant area if you are ultra bee sensitive.

Cute brunch spot. It's a pay at the front kind of place. The service is more self serve style but the staff was friendly. The food was yummy, it is quite small so it feels a little tight for seating and crowded with the line to order. Still good for a more casual meal. Loved the toast we ordered and our drinks. Also got a breakfast sandwich was good too but the others were more standout.

I came here to catch up with a friend! There's plenty of seating and many food/drink options. My friends who did order food said it was pretty good! However, I was a bit confused by their strawberry matcha. I wasn't expecting the strawberry to be powdered! It's an interesting concept but it's not very practical... I never really got any strawberry flavor while sipping and all the powder eventually settled into big clumps at the bottom.

Middle of the road brunch spot in Culver City. Great ambiance but very small space, you order and seat yourself, so sometimes the tables do not get cleaned unless you ask. We ordered the: - Shakshouka (3/5): came with two very hard and thin pieces of sourdough that was not enough to eat the dish with! nothing impressive flavor wise either I would pass on this dish - MC House Waffle (4/5): my favorite thing on the table! Surprised how light the waffles were for being gluten free and the cream was not too sweet with fresh berries - Maple Pecan Latte (4/5) decent drink with oat milk and I liked the crunchy bits! Parking can be a little tricky but try for the lot behind the restaurant and you might be able to find a spot in the neighborhood as well! Overall 3.5/5 a decent bite to get brunch but I feel like there might be better options with more unique dishes around.

I got the lavender sage matcha and while it was good, it didn't have a ton of flavor. The staff was friendly and very quick to get our drinks out! I definitely want to come back to try their food, super cute space too!

We stopped by while doing some exploring in LA and shared the Local Lox Toast and Ricotta Toast. Not really much to say other than it was delicious! I've seen Ricotta Toast online but never tried it. The sweet fruits and honey make a perfect combination with the creamy ricotta. Now I want to try to make this at home!

Taking care of some business for one of my clients and saw this cute little spot, and yes it was jumping. So I had to go in and explore The menu has choices and options! Lots of them!!!!! Let's get into it......instead of rushing around I wanted to take the time to enjoy this new found gem! So let's ask.... The ladies answered all of my questions, so we ordered some Lawless French Toast, I know the name took me out . It's called that because it should be illegal at how good this breakfast favorite was. Topped it off with the cutest mimosa ever!

One of my favorite breakfast & coffee/matcha spots! Has good amount of tables to study or chat at and the food is super yummy! Definitely one of my repeat spots

Me and my friend both LOVED our focaccia sandwiches and coffee drinks. And their cute little outdoor patio area. I usually have at least one thing to complain about but I don't this time, so I definitely recommend this spot!

My husband and I have recently become passionate about exploring the coffee scene. No matter which city we find ourselves in while running errands, we always make it a point to visit a new coffee spot. Our latest adventure took us to Millcross in Culver City. This charming coffee bar not only offers expertly crafted coffee and delicious brunch options but also focuses on bringing communities together. Millcross features both indoor and outdoor seating, creating a welcoming atmosphere for everyone. I opted for a hot cappuccino and a slice of cake, both of which were exceptional. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and were delighted with the experience. Millcross is definitely worth a visit!

I recently visited Millcross Coffee Bar & Kitchen and had a wonderful experience. Yesterday, I ordered the Ricotta Toast and the House-Made Lemonade. The Ricotta Toast, a favorite of my wife's, was a treat I had to try. It was absolutely delicious. The toasted bread topped with ricotta, seasonal jam, market berries, pistachios, and a wildflower honey drizzle created a fantastic blend of flavors. I was also extremely pleased with the House-Made Lemonade. It wasn't flat or bland; instead, it had a slight tartness that perfectly balanced the sweetness I was looking for. Generally, you can't go wrong with any of their coffee, teas, or regular beverages--they're all delightful. The interior design of the restaurant is charming and makes you feel right at home, whether you're dining in or taking your order to go. As an English Bulldog owner, I especially love the English Bulldog merchandise they sell. The staff at Millcross are always friendly and eager to serve. We gladly drive from Santa Clarita to enjoy this gem and come here as often as we can. Highly recommended!

I am so happy I found this spot on Yelp to finish off our last morning in LA. The vibes of this place are so cute and staff were so nice. My mom ordered an espresso and the breakfast plate, I got a chai tea and the saucy egg muffin + an ube cheesecake. My mom loved her breakfast plate, I did try the sourdough and jam it was great. The saucy egg muffin was by far the best breakfast sandwich I've ever had, it was crispy, fluffy, saucy and sooo flavorful. The English muffin was definitely homemade it was just so good. You MUST order the Saucy Egg Muffin! I was so happy to see Ube cheesecake because I'm obsessed with everything Ube and this cheesecake did not disappoint, it was the best Ube cheesecake I've had so if they have it i definitely recommend trying it!' There is not a time I will visit LA and not come to this spot, I am obsessed to say the least.

I went here for brunch on a Thursday morning with a friend who was visiting from out of town. It was pretty busy for a weekend, with all the outdoor patio and indoor tables taken so we sat outside on the sidewalk tables. Ordering is at the counter and they give you a number to bring to your table. We ordered the brioche egg burger, la bomba and side of potatoes. Along with coffe + tip, it came out to almost $50. The sauce of the brioche egg burger was so flavorful that I enjoyed it more than the bomba, however my partner was annoyed that it's called a "burger" even though it doesn't actually have a burger patty. The bomba was filling but less flavorful than the egg one. The potatoes were just ok - not crispy and the flavor was average, would probably just stick to the sandwiches in the future. There is a tiny parking lot behind the restaurant, but all the spots were taken when we arrived. We parked in the neighborhood. Dog friendly seating

Super cute cafe with amazing brunchy food and fun coffee drinks! The space itself is super cute and aesthetic, with both indoor and outdoor seating. I split the Croissant French Toast and La Bomba sandwich with my friend. The Croissant French toast was so creative and tasty! I love their vanilla whipped cream that came with it. The La Bomba sandwich was saucy with a nice kick and sourness from the pickled veggies. I also got the Orange Vanilla latte- tasted like a creamsicle! My friend got the Ube Latte (with ube syrup made in-house) and I tried a sip- good ube flavor and not too sweet! Everyone who works there is also super friendly and helpful. Overall a great vibe and I would come back if I'm in the area again!

May 2, 2024/Culver City: Millcross Coffee Bar & Kitchen is an adorable place with a whole lot of personality, including delicious food, drinks, hilarious and cute greeting cards, wine, journals, Kombucha... You name it, they've got it! Haha! Shakshouka: Requested scrambled eggs w/this dish! Delicious, fulfilling, perfectly spicy & saucy, topped with greens; parsley! Incredibly flavorful & I absolutely loved the buttered sourdough toast! Perfect combo of a meal, glad I ordered it! Enjoyed sharing a side of salmon! Orange Juice: Delicious, seems like there's something extra in it! Refreshing, loved it! Customer Service: Friendly and welcoming! You order and pay at the counter and they bring the meals to your table! We sat at the outside table on the patio! Ambiance: Friendly! Fun talking & laughing with people at two other tables for a bit! Overall: Loved the Shakshouka & would order again, love the vibe of this place as well! Looking forward to trying more on the menu, as it's plentiful!

My lord... that lemon citrus yogurt granola bowl sitch... eats down. Do you hear me??! Everything about the food here is amazing. Tight squeeze of a place but 10/10 out of 10 out of 10.

Trendy more cafe type of place to catch up with a friend or have brunch with loved ones! Coffee: We got the Brazil pour over which was good, but the vanilla latte was way too sweet and tasted more syrup-y. Food: Chilaquiles with the mole sauce was delicious! We also got the lawless French toast and huevos rancheros. Huevos rancheros could use more hot sauce and flavor. The croissant for French toast was well done! You order up front first before finding a place to sit. The outside seating can get noisy with the street traffic.

Good place for weekend brunch for 2-3 people, especially if looking for more meat free options. There was a long line for Saturday morning brunch, was inside seating mostly for groups of 2, and more outdoor seating with some shade along the sidewalk and back patio. I really liked the wine and small goods for sale that you could browse while in line, the cards especially. The cold shelf items were enticing so a I grabbed one of the pretty blue spirulina parfaits. I couldn't see a price, which I wish was more visibly posted since the main menu was a tad on the pricier side. I was hungry so wanted something more instant haha. I really liked the parfait! It was coconut based, mildly sweet and refreshingly cool in the heat of the outdoor seating. I also got the saucy egg muffin, which was cheaper so I thought would best accompany the mysteriously priced parfait. We also ordered the La Bomba, but think we received the Brioche Egg Burger instead. It was too crowded to bother correcting, and we weren't positive if it had been miscommunication at the register instead. I really liked the homemade slightly crispy English muffins they had, kind of a cross between an English muffin and a pancake. The egg and chive patty was good, and it was indeed saucy! Our table also had a bottle of the hot sauce they sell inside to sample. The egg burger was decent, but to me felt like it was missing something, like a patty haha. It was appropriately voluminous, but I guess didn't end up being as filling as we hoped. The cheesy egg was probably the size of half an omelet? The La Bomba that we thought we ordered likely would have been more filling with the meat. My friend got huevos rancheros, and that looked more substantial, and maybe that side of the menu is the way to go. Logistically, we wish there was a water jug/station outside as well as inside, it was hot out so we kept having to weave through the line to get cups of water, as did other groups, which just added to the congestion inside. Also maybe more line control? Some of the tables had people nearly bumping them while in line. Also an extra umbrella outside lol. There were ~6 seats being avoided since they didn't have shade and the breeze was blocked by the building structures. Maybe they aren't in summer mode yet, but hope they soon will be! I'd come again if I wanted a smaller lighter meal!

Great coffee selection and lots of food, friendly staff who are helpful in navigating the menu if you need it! Atmosphere can get a bit loud especially on weekends, so I wouldn't recommend it if you need to take calls. Also located in a relatively busy area of Culver and there's only 1 tiny parking garage that seems like it's shared with other establishments. Thankfully I've never had an issue parking but I have only been here a handful of times.

Very small and casual coffee and breakfast/brunch place. Order at the counter and sit anywhere you like. The seats are all very close together, which I'm not a fan of. It would be better if the tables and seats were spaced out. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is a decent selection of foods and beverages on the menu. I tried both the MC burrito and Verde burrito. The burritos here are much smaller than the ones at other cafes. The MC burrito was pretty good, especially the breakfast potatoes and cheese in it. The Verde burrito was just ok. The Spanish rice in it did not seem to work well with everything else.

Don't have low expectations because this is a hidden gem tucked in a Travelodgr. Food was amazing. As professional brunchers, was skeptical but was convinced at the first bite of their Banana pancake. Their eggs benedict was perfectly cooked, coffee drinks well made and our server was attentive. They have parking in the back.

One of my favorite cafes in Los Angeles. The menu is extensive and amazing, the range of drinks are perfect and I love the indoor outdoor vibe with plenty of natural light and excellent music to up the ambiance.

Millcross is a cute restaurant with a coffee bar. I got the breakfast plate and I was really excited for it but it fell short. The sourdough could have been toasted more but even then, it was so hard and hurt to bite into. I only took a tiny bite and was good on that. The potatoes were a bit too salty for my liking so I didn't eat that either. But the eggs, bacon and avocado were good. The fresh squeezed orange juice was good and had a good amount of pulp which I like. I'll have to come back to try their coffee.

Quaint and vibey spot for brunch. I came here on Sunday morning for brunch. Order and sit at first-come-first-serve tables. Their menu was pretty extensive for both food and beverages, and they also had a fridge of grab-and-go items. I got the MC burrito which was decent, but it wasn't anything special. My friend got the breakfast sandwich which was better, especially the sauce inside. The interaction with staff was minimal, but they were nice. Overall, I think this is a good local spot if you're looking for a place with a lot of options.

Food was amazing, we had the egg English muffin and the egg brioche sandwich with bacon. Both were amazing, very flavorful. The egg muffin is vegetarian and super garlicky which I loved. Only $11, would definitely come just for that. The brioche sandwich was really good as well, can get it without bacon. Was $14/16 w/w/o bacon. Coffee was MID, not gonna lie. Definitely have better spots for coffee but I like that there's outdoor seating with heat lamps. It's usually fairly busy. One night I will try going for their wine bar

In my top 5 favorite places to get a matcha latte on the west side. Their lavender sage matcha is my go-to but I tried their strawberry cream matcha the other day and it was delicious as well. I mostly just run in quick for my latte but a food item I recommend here is their chicken mole burrito (unique and filling). I've noticed most of the time the actual barista on the espresso machine does not make the matcha based drinks & sometimes you have to wait much longer because another employee (usually the cashier) makes them. It's odd and some of the employees care more than others if you get what I mean. I do love the many antique decor details inside, such a nice touch & I wish I could buy that cherub lamp on the bar. Overall, I really dig this place and suggest you go.

Seating is first come first serve seating so you order at the counter and grab a seat and food is delivered to you. Vibrant ambiance and chill house music in the background. I got the m c burrito with chorizo and it was delicious! The chorizo was made of quality meat that wasn't bright orange like it usually is. The spicy sauce was very flavorful and I drowned my burrito in it. There was a bit too much refried beans for my taste but overall still good burrito! Also matcha late with lavender sage was creamy and the lavender wasn't too overbearing. Would've liked a little more matcha flavor though.

i've been to this coffee shop many times. The coffee is great and so is the food. The maple pecan latte and the foccacia / BLT A sandwiches are my favorite. I recall the bread being a little harder in the past, this time it was super soft which was a great improvement because it was a little tough to eat before! Hands down this is my favorite coffee shop in LA. The vibe here is top notch, the music is always good, and the staff is always friendly.

Ambiance: it's a trendy coffee and brunch place located conveniently in the west side of Culver City, crowded inside and plenty outdoor tables set up along the corner and street Service: very fast and friendly, the waiting line is usually long but also moving fairly fast, you grab the number and find your own table and serve your own water Food & Drink: numerous items on their menu SHAKSHOUKA - **** Two eggs poached in a medium-spicy mushroom tomato sauce, grilled onions, and topped with farm cheese, served with buttered Bub & Grandma's sourdough toast, bold and spicy taste, recommend LA BOMBA! - ***** Folded scramble of eggs, Mary's organic chicken and bacon; topped with avocado, pickled cabbage, and house-made special aioli, piled high on a crispy Bakers Kneaded brioche bun, layers of flavors and fresh taste, highly recommend BATCH BREW - *** hot brewed coffee MAPLE PECAN LATTE - *** very sweet taste Price: moderate portions and decent prices for its food and drink quality, about $25 per person

PARKING (3/5): They have a small covered garage off of TILDEN AVE, but prime hours it fills quickly. FREE street parking on TILDEN AVE. & HARTER AVE. Except Wednesdays for street sweeping. A quick 5 minute walk to the restaurant! AMBIANCE (3/5): It's a pay & order at the cashier first, then go find a seat. You have to pick up all drink orders at the bar, but they'll bring your food to your table. The inside is small & feels cramped when it's prime time because of the line looping thru past the tables. The bar seats 7 and is more spacious. They have a good number of tables outside and definitely more spacious if available. TIMING (2/5): I came at a prime time 12noon on a Sunday. It was packed! Took only a few minutes to get my coffee, but about 20 minutes until my food came. FOOD (3/5): $7 STRAWBERRIES & CREAM MATCHA ICED COFFEE (+1 for NON-DAIRY MILK): comes with ice cream & fresh strawberry dust which is unique and delicious! It didn't have a strong match flavor to me, just looks green. Still delicious. $14 GREEN EGGS &: healthy lightly dressed salad on top of some scrambled eggs, chunks of avocado and topped with freshly grated Parmesan. This was light, very simple, but exactly what I wanted. $17 LOX TOAST: crunchy sourdough toast with cream cheese, salmon lox, and topped with micro greens. It looks prettier than it tasted. For the price, I was hoping for more lox. BARELY covered the toast. Mostly micro greens. OVERALL (3.5/5): It's a trendy local coffee shop, but the food & drinks photograph better than it tastes unfortunately. Everything I had was good, but didn't blow me away.

Great place to go do some work , the ambience is on point and the people who work there have great customer service. Had the BLT-A and it's definitely the best in town. Definitely recommend this place if you want fresh food and good coffee.

Found this place through Yelp, after getting off an early flight from LAX. My husband and I were pleasantly surprised with how delicious this place was! We ordered the Saucy Egg Muffin and the Ricotta Toast. 10/10! Loved the spice on the Saucy Egg! My husband and I split both and it was a good amount because that Ricotta toast is filling! Both food choices tasted so good it's hard to pick a favorite. We also ordered an iced ube latte and an iced orange vanilla latte. Yum!

Came with a group of 3 on a Sunday afternoon and we were able to find seating outside! What a lovely little spot for a meal / catch up! I had the breakfast burrito and an iced Capp with tea syrup - both were delicious! Friends had the kale salad bowl and the verde burrito and enjoyed as well. Overall a cute little spot for a lunch / brunch / coffee to catch up or dine solo. Order at the counter and find your own seat!

YUM! That's all I have to say! The sandwich was so light and fresh and not at all heavy. The bread was perfectly crunchy, i highly recommend. The fresh orange juice was DELICIOUS!!!! The service was nice and quick, you order at the counter and they bring it to your table. The ambiance is cute both inside and out. I sat outside and the day was so beautiful

Finding a local breakfast spot in your neighborhood is one of the most exciting things in life. Even though it was in my friend's neighborhood, I still enjoyed it! It's a rainy Monday mid-day, so I suggest going when the sun is out as the inside is small, but they have plenty of outdoor seating. Despite limited parking time, there were plenty of spots on the street. There were plenty of parking spaces available, so finding one was not a problem. Having said that, let's move on to the breakfast. As a breakfast place, I got fruit on the side, which was the perfect way to start my day! Combining savory and sweet flavors creates a perfect balance that leaves you satisfied and happy. Eggs were cooked perfectly, with yolks that were still slightly runny and whites that were firm but not rubbery. On the outside, the house potatoes were crispy, while on the inside, they were fluffy and seasoned just right to complement the other components of the meal. In addition to its smoky flavor, the bacon is thin-cut and perfectly crispy, which pairs nicely with the homemade jam. A delicious way to start your day, this breakfast is comforting and delicious. Two eggs, house potatoes, bacon, and homemade jam are sure to hit the spot whether you are looking for a hearty breakfast or craving some classic comfort food.

Food is mediocre. I have better food than here at many places where they have way better service. Coffee taste diluted with maple latte. Service is crap here. I have a server here name jay who refuse to bring ketchup and hot sauce to my table. I have to go up to front to grab everything after giving 18 % tip. I never have such a terrible service at other restaurant in LA and this was not acceptable. I don't recommend this place to anyone. Go somewhere in LA with better food and service instead of mediocre food and crappy service. ESP after paying a lot for the food

One of my favorite brunch places to visit !! It never disappoints! Food: 5/5 Everything I've tried on their menu is flavorful and delicious! I've been here multiple times and the la bomba and brioche egg burger are the perfect level of savory and are sure to make you full! The French toast is super cute and delicious and my friends have liked the Mc burrito and green eggs! The real stunner though is the strawberries and cream iced matcha! It's one of the best drinks I've had and is the perfect amount of strawberry and matcha! Service: 4/5 Solid service. You'll have to look for your own table and lines can get long but it moved fairly fast! Ambiance: 5/5 Perfect place to eat brunch and gossip with friends ! Seating outside and inside. Cute place overall :)

I'll have to return here supporting them again another trip to Culver City, CA. I uncovered that Culver City is such an upscale city around the vicinities of Los Angeles, just like the 'City of Burbank,' anyways, I stopped by here to browse and check out what the coffee shop has to offer. I parked at meter, so I only had 15 min total for this coffee shop, but I learned that they were so cute inside, and there's even a bar here too. They provided heater for outdoor seating during this Winter's cold weather/2023. Any ways, I will definitely make my way back another trip soon. I found out they sold: their Coffee Shop logo mugs, Some Tarot card pins, tea bags....etc from the 10 min I spent here because I had to rush back to my metered parking.

Did not live up to the hype for me. The vibes were lively, and my matcha was good. Service was not super friendly, but there was a post-lunch rush when I was there. We got the MC burrito and the chicken mole burrito, and both felt too expensive ($14 each) for what we got. The ingredients did taste fresh, but the burrito composition was lacking and the eggs in my MC burrito felt overcooked. Felt like each bite was 50% tortilla.