Society Kitchen

Great spot for brunch!! They let us know when ordering it was about a 30-40 minute wait for food and it took about 40 mins for our dishes, but worth the wait. My friend is gluten free and was really pleased with the GF chicken sandwich she got. I had the chicken biscuit sliders, added scrambled eggs (with the jam and jalapeños on the side) and they were delicious!! We were already planning our return back before we even left. Highly recommend!

Cute spot with dog friendly outdoor seating as well as indoor seating. Excellent coffee, food was well made but not spectacular. We got the omelette, which was honey and cheesey, and the lemon ricotta pancakes which were fluffy and smooth but with a very light lemon taste.

bro this nasty raw egg in my breakfast sandwich. So flipping nasty it was good the first few bites until i noticed at the edge of my sandwhich slimey raw whites.. yuck. never regretted not getting the crunchy french toast SO BAD. Also my dad had the pancakes and to call that topping ricotta .. Lemony whipped cream at best. The pancakes were super dry and stuck to the top of ur mouth it was so dry.. Couldn’t even get half way through it. This foods only good for its looks.

Had an amazing experience here, they don’t take reservations but were incredibly accommodating for our large party. Had incredible food and coffee drinks, the service was impeccable. I believe her name was Sharice, she kept our birthday girl’s mimosa glass FULL at all times, we loved her. The whole staff was so fun and kind, chatting us up and helping us make the right choices when it came to our orders. 10/10 will be back

Delicious food. Great pastries too; decadent options too. Chilaquiles are delicious!!

The decor of the restaurant raised my expectations for the food, but it was mid. Decent but not anything special. The general consensus was that there wasn't great flavor in itself but the sauces were nice.

$16.62 for a breakfast burrito? I’m a breakfast burrito connoisseur but for all the years I’ve lived a couple blocks from Society kitchen I’ve avoided trying it because of the cost. Finally today I decided to give it a shot. As suspected it’s not worth the cost. Can any breakfast burrito be worth so much? Dialog cafe imho has the standard for the best burrito in all of LA and they’re $3 less than here and slightly larger portion too. I understand the need for profit but $16 for a bb? When no one else in the area charges like that. Disappointed. It’s not worth it, I’m sorry to say. Perhaps other things there are but trust me that the breakfast burrito experience doesn’t match the cost

One of my favorite restaurants in the country. I visit every time I come to LA. The crispy French toast will change your life.

Food was amazing! Full of flavors and something artfully delicious! The drinks made to perfection, I also finished with a lavender earl grey tea, which was a perfect sip on my heavy traffic ride home. The service is chill, fast, and the folks running the joint are professional yet laid back. True Cali style. I usually go with a large group and they take care of us really well. If you get the chance to order one of their delectable cinnamon rolls do it early as possible because they sale out quickly. You can't lose with this place or anything on the menu. I haven't been let down yet. It's become one of my favorite spots in SanMo to dine.

First of all... I ordered the "Ranchero Omelette" which is advertised to have bell peppers, mushrooms, and onions. There were more fixings than eggs. *please see attached photo* There should be no reason for THIS MUCH left over. Mind you, I ate some. ANDDD the bread was hard as a ROCK! Secondly, my counterpart order the "Hot Honey Chicken Wrap" It tasted fine, but she ordered hash browns INSIDE of the wrap. The wrap came without the hash browns, so she asked for it to be corrected. Instead of remaking the entire dish, the kitchen UNRAVELLED the wrap and added the hash downs. The kitchen presented the dish back with BITE MARKS. Very unsanitary and unprofessional. I can't even put in words the rage we felt. The last dish we ordered was the "Steak Fajita Bowl" and while it was quite tasty, it lacked spice and sauce. *they also don't have any other mimosa than orange juice* BUT Israel AND Isabel, two of the servers, truly elevated the service. They were kind enough to bring a complimentary pastry to our table and made sure our mimosas kept flowing Thank you Israel & Isabel !

I genuinely love society kitchen, the service is always good, and the ambience as well. I love how the food always has a good presentation, makes it more appealing. The taste of the food is always so yummy. I personally love the pancakes, breakfast burrito & the flourless cake that they have! Everything is so good to me.

Came to Society Kitchen for an early dinner Thursday which also meant taking advantage of their Happy Hour menu. You walk up order and grab a number while you wait for your food to be delivered to you. We got the grilled cheese dippers and the spicey farfalle pasta. The tomato soup with the dippers was thick but delicious. The bread for the grilled cheese was very soft and I prefer more crunchy for my grilled cheese. The spicey farfalle pasta we ordered with chicken and the chicken was the only thing that made it spicey and brought flavor to the dish. They have indoor and outdoor seating which is perfect to bring your pup. Silverware and napkins are on the tables kn a mini bucket. They have self service water. Ample 2hr parking with a semi hidden entrance to a lower parking lot.

Am i trippin or is this not gross.. I ordered the breakfast sandwhich and the first few bites were delicious.. until i saw the edge of my sandwich and the bacon had slimey raw egg.. white was slimy and clearly undercooked on both halves. honestly so gross. I get wanting a soft egg, but raw whites?? Really disappointed. Never felt more regret not getting the crispy french toast :')

Got their grilled breakfast sandwich. Biggest disappointment was the terribly overcooked "Sunny side up" egg. No runny yolk, it was thick like an underbaked brownie. Had I dined there I would have sent it back. And instead of Monterey Jack cheese, I got cheddar. That's irritating. I got food poisoning, too from the undercooked bacon. The one time I regret there was a lot of bacon. Since there are many highly rated reviews, maybe it was an off day in the kitchen? Also don't make the main picture on Google with a side salad if you just get a sandwich. The option to eat breakfast all day is much welcome and appreciated. It's a cool looking place but diner beware. If ordering to go, **check your food** before you leave.

The food and vegan food especially was amazing, bottomless mimosas hit and the service was acceptional.

Went here with some friends for brunch and luckily beat the mad rush getting there earlier. You order at the counter and then choose your table, there was a decent amount of seats outside and the inside was relatively small. I decided to try the hot honey chicken wrap which was yummy and interesting, but somewhat simple with flavor. It had eggs, cheese and the hot honey chicken which was an interesting yet yummy mixture. I will say the "hot" part seemed to be missing as there wasn't any spice and it mainly tasted like honey chicken and the eggs and cheese. I do wish the chicken was more breaded as I think it would've added another texture and flavor. I also think it could've used a lot more spice as I don't think it was spicy and we just tasted the honey. However, it was pretty good, but did not come with a side unfortunately, so it was just the wrap I think for like $17. The service was relatively quick and they checked on us a couple of times which was nice. You order at the tablet and find a table which we easily did at 10am, but by 11am there was a ridiculous line which I'm not sure I would want to wait in. It ended up getting ridiculously busy by the time we left and there was a massive line waiting outside of the door for what began to seem like very few tables. Cleary a very popular place for brunch and it seemed like you could make a reservation beforehand which I would recommend doing. Overall decent food and would try again!

The staff is wonderful except for one employee. Based on her overall demeanor, she doesn't encourage repeat customers. Ownership should look into this.

Society kitchen has great food and drinks! Check out my photos! Everything is served with a beautiful presentation. There are vegan and vegetarian options so many people can have options. My friends and I had the Crispy French Toast, Chilaquiles, Vegan Breakfast Burrito, Espresso Martini, and Matcha Mint Mojito. I do not have a favorite because everything was amazing! The Crispy French Toast is warm and soft with crispy edges. It's not too sweet so it has a balance. The Chilaquiles and Breakfast Burrito have delicious flavors. There was a good amount of spice, which I love. To top it off, the service is welcoming and friendly. They also keep the place clean and there's a self-serve area with containers when you're ready to leave. You can sit inside or outside and you'll be met with kindness. Overall, this is a great brunch spot! Try it and if you already did, come back! I definitely will!

Great spot for brunch!! They let us know when ordering it was about a 30-40 minute wait for food and it took about 40 mins for our dishes, but worth the wait. My friend is gluten free and was really pleased with the GF chicken sandwich she got. I had the chicken biscuit sliders, added scrambled eggs (with the jam and jalapeños on the side) and they were delicious!! We were already planning our return back before we even left. Highly recommend!

First thing to understand is that parking can be really tricky there is a lot and you can't see it from the lot so your GPS is gonna tell you you're there but you really not you have to go inside the lot and then park. Don't go underground park on the lot, and then you walk inside and there's several different restaurants and society is kind of in the middle. Nico and the crew and Jacob were amazing. Patiently waiting for a seat. Chose to sit inside and our party of 6 order bottomless mimosas. I love a good bottomless mimosa brunch. We ordered food. I got a salad. I wish I would have asked for dressing on the side. There was a bit too much dressing. But it was really good California Caesar salad. Ended up a little soggy. The mimosas are mostly orange juice with a splash of Prosecco. I like it the other way around, but it was pre mixed and that's what we got. They are very good at continuing to pour but most restaurants just leave the carafe for you, but I guess this is their way of avoiding people drinking a bottomless mimosa that they didn't order. There is a nice crowd of people there they have indoor and outdoor seating all in all it was a decent experience. I would definitely go back, knowing what I do, I think I would have a better experience, I'm sure.

About $30 a person, very crowded on a Saturday 145. Keep your receipt. They don't tell you anything, but you have to walk in go to the right and order. Then find your own seat after they give you a number. Also with this system you could easily order and have no where to sit. Their tables are haphazardly cleaned. It's loud and echoy inside. Outside has umbrellas but doesn't look like heaters. You have to get your own water, condiments and Togo boxes. Why I gave a tip, I have no idea. Currently it's decorated with Christmas theme that's pretty nice. They have a pretty decent menu. Bacon is very good. Turkey bacon is pretty good. Gluten-free Pancakes are decent, definitely do not get added strawberries for $2 as it's one (maybe 2) strawberry cut up. The $1 whipped rocatta was worth it. Even though they didn't give it to until it asked and showed receipt. I suggest dipping than putting on the pancake itself. County potatoes are OK, greasy. Has lots of salt and peppers. Ketchup isn't heniz. Kim likes the Chai Togo or delivery is probably better than eating here

I'm picky about my coffee and they make a great vanilla coffee latte. The Avacado toast with egg was serviced with a pickled veggie that elevated the Avacado toast to something really special. The salmon bowel looked delicious. Service was outstanding

Bar none, the best French toast I have ever had. Nicole was incredibly nice and the food was amazing. 100/10.

I've been to Society Kitchen a couple of times now and it's been a five star experience every time! Most recently, a large group of us dined at Society Kitchen for a friend's birthday brunch. While the wait to place our orders was a bit long, it was totally worth it because the Cheesy Hash and Matcha Green Tea Latte were exceptionally delicious! The latte totally hit the spot and it took some serious self-control to not order another one...! The Cheesy Hash was adequately proportioned and the ratio of ingredients was perfect. I can confirm that Society Kitchen is a great spot for brunch. They do have bottomless mimosas, which I've gotten before, but whew wee be careful - they creep up on you! I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Society Kitchen.

Literally go every weekend best breakfast in LA hands down! It's such a fun place if you're looking for bottomless brunch & it's all outside which i loveee

Came on a perfect sunny Thursday craving breakfast food at noon. Small line but it went by quickly. Indoor and shaded outdoor seating available. Great energy from the staff. I forgot to ask what his name was but the barista recommended the two best dishes and drink and we were so pleased: The crispy French toast and hot honey chicken wrap. The crispy French toast was crispy on the outside but fluffy and warm in the inside. The hot honey chicken wrap was my favorite of the 3, it reminded me of the perfect bite of chicken and waffles - hot, crispy, and a few drops of honey, it was very filling. Pure passion was a very fruity and refreshing drink, it was a sweet sip with every bite. Ambiance was casual, perfect spot for family or friends. We cant't wait to come back!

My friends and I decided to get brunch and just enjoy a nice Sunday . This was my first time eating at this establishment and it was an interesting experience. I had the pleasure of interacting with Jacob. He was very kind and helpful. I ordered fried rice with no egg and I wanted to partake in bottomless mimosas however , I was unable to due to the mimosas being premade. Unfortunately they were not able to accommodate me and my allergy to oranges . This hasn't happened to me before, but I was able to still enjoy myself . I ended up getting a glass of champagne and a Bloody Mary. My friend got a burger , she said it was flavorful but dry. Lastly , another friend in our party got a breakfast plate and bottomless mimosas.

This drink was the only thing I got out of my 1hr 15 min experience with them because they forgot about our food. Drink was good, wish I could review the food. Manager was nice enough to refund the food but the curly haired girl who rushed our food out gave us attitude. I've been here before would probably come back if that curly haired expo girl fixed her attitude. "Did they order at different times?" No, we actually ordered at the same time. Next time maybe act your age not your wage :) This place does get busy, and mostly outdoor seating so keep that in mind.

My favorite coffee shop in LA... once I found Society Kitchen I never wanted to get coffee anywhere else. My favorite barista Hailey makes my coffee sooooo great every single time, and everyone who works there is so kind and awesome!!! The vibes are always great! It's also so cute inside and they have a nice patio where you can enjoy your coffee/food... the food is also incredible. I have never been disappointed with my experience at Society Kitchen!!!

Food is so so. Service is not too bad but not impressive also. The place is too crowded and noisy, although it has some LA vibes with year-round nice weather and mostly young customers.

The food here is always a hit. I had the hot honey chicken wrap and I am absolutely obsessed!! The mint lemonade is delicious! The star of the show when I went would have to be the seasonal cookie butter cinnamon roll!! OH. MY. GOODNESS. I have been dreaming out it, it's so dang good.

honestly, my friends and i came here with one purpose in mind, and one purpose only: get blasted. society kitchen serves bottomless mimosas on weekends! i came with my friends after my roommate and i ran a half marathon, so we were starving and very much needed a drink. we honestly chose this place based on their opening time, their bottomless mimosas, and their not-completely-boring menu, but we were pleasantly surprised: the food was actually really good! i split the hot honey chicken wrap (9/10) and the stuffed french toast (6.5/10) with my roommate. i found the french toast too sweet but my roommate loved it. my boyfriend didn't love his farmer's breakfast (4/10) but i thought it was fine (7/10). no complaints! servers also kept the bottomless mimosas coming, a true bottomless experience. super nice and friendly too, will probably be back!

Food was good but service was subpar. It was very busy so the 45 minute wait to be seated wasn't too surprising. When we ordered my friend's food arrived in about 20 minutes. This was normal and to be expected. However, she waited about 15 minutes before I told her to dig in before it got cold because my food hadn't arrived yet. She finished her food before mine ever came! When I asked the man who took my order if my food was coming he said "oh yeah" (like he had had just reminded him) and my food arrived ten minutes later lukewarm. I waited about 55 minutes for my breakfast after placing my order, after waiting 45 minutes to be seated. By then the 2 hour parking limit had passed

(FOOD IG @foodwithdeni) #dEATs *Good morning breakfast/brunch lovers! We had a tasty brunch at @societykitchenla and ordered from their All Day Brunch menu *We tried their Chilaquiles and Lemon Ricotta pancakes w/seasonal fruits. The Chilaquiles had so many interesting flavors, presentation was perfection, a bit spicy but still delicious! The Lemon Ricotta pancakes came in a generous portion(3pcs). It tasted very lemony which i love and the ricotta was the perfect topping to tie it all together *Plenty of seating inside and outside! You first order at the register and first come, first serve seating *Underground parking structure available! Address: 2901 Ocean Park Blvd Unit 123 Santa Monica, CA 90405 FEATURING-- CHILAQUILES (SPICY): sunny-side up eggs, black beans, corn tortilla chips, pico de gallo, avocado smash, ranchero salsa & creamy avocado salsa LEMON RICOTTA PANCAKES: fluffy and delightful topped with whipped ricotta cheese

This place is great! Delicious coffee and breakfast. We all ordered something different and loved everything. The service is excellent and the atmosphere is refreshing. Highly recommend!

The food was absolutely beautiful and very tasty! Your eyes take in the food and you know it's going to be good! The line was long however it didn't not take long to get to the register to place your order! The waiters were very nice and efficient! It's a beautiful space tucked way in a beautiful neighborhood! I will definitely be back when visiting California!

This place was really cute, love how they decorated for every season. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. The stuffed French toast was super yummy and on the sweet side. I found it to be very moist where I didn't need the syrup it comes with. For me adding the syrup would have probably made it a bit too sweet to eat. The spicy pasty was also very yummy. I know it says spicy but it surprisingly is actually spicy unlike I thought it would be. I would definitely recommend trying this place out

Cute restaurant hidden in Santa Monica, there is street parking right out front. The restaurant doesn't take reservations so first come first served. I went about noon and it was pretty busy but the line was moving quickly. They offer inside and seating, the patio is great for groups. They offer bottomless mimosas but unlike other restaurants they don't leave the bottle at your table they'll just come refill your drink when it's low. My friend and I tried a variety of dishes they even have a valentines days inspired drinks and plates such a the heart shaped pancakes and the yummy dessert. Sam & Nicole

Self seating brunch spot! Super aesthetic vibes and dining area was cute. Lots of options with breakfast and lunch menu but food were pretty pricy. Ube latte - 4/10 Had ZERO hint of ube and just strong espresso taste. Priceeyyy but pretty? Lemon ricotta pancakes - My fav ordered, super fluffy and light with the zest/cream! chicken sando - decent but spicy for me Rustic steak sando - steak was very chewy and hard to bite. good flavor and sauce tho. Fries were delicious

Delicious!! Friend and I went for brunch on a Sunday when it was busy but we wearied in line to order for about 5 minutes and found seating right away. Parking was street parking and very open as well. Ordered spicy pasta, breakfast burrito and crispy French toast and all were chefs kiss. I will definitely be back to try out other items especially on their drinks menu. The servers and busboys were extremely efficient. Great spot~ there were a lot of big groups and I noticed that they were all accommodated quickly as well. Overall it was a good experience!

Went to brunch here with a large (20ish) group on a Sunday at 11am. Needless to say, I did not have high expectations that any restaurant could accommodate us easily, but Society Kitchen was excellent! First off, parking was a breeze, and in Santa Monica that really means something! Parking lot behind the complex, two hours free. Order at the counter (I love that for large groups), pay and get a number, then find an open table. There's nothing more annoying than splitting checks at the end of a meal, so paying ahead alleviated that issue. I had an oat milk latte and the ranchero omelette, both were great. You're paying west side prices, but the portions were substantial (generous avocado with the omelette) and the salsa had a great flavor. Toast was nice and crispy, and the latte was just right! (Side note, my friend had the ube latte and wasn't impressed) Service was fast and attentive. Since we all showed up and ordered at different times the food flowed out as it was made. They also didn't mind that we had brought some treats for the birthday girl and gave us extra plates and forks to pass out cake. TLDR: free parking, order and pay at counter = good for groups, food and service was great

I was recommended to try this place from my coworker. We called in our order for pick up and it was ready within 10-15 minutes! They do accept payment over the phone so it was easy to just walk in and walk out. I got the cheesy hash and it was SO GOOD! I accidentally forgot it at work so I ate the leftovers a day or two afterwards and it was as good as the same day (which is really impressive for leftovers lol). The staff were also super nice. My only regret was not trying any of the drinks, but I will next time! It seems like there's a parking lot for the plaza so that's always a plus, too.

i'm not typically a brunch gal, but this place for sure made me one. we ordered the crispy french toast and the breakfast sandwich and oh my goodness were they delicious. the restaurant atmosphere was comforting but you do have to first order your meal at the counter and i would say the service isn't quite up to par. but will be back to try some other items on the menu!

I really loved sitting on the little patio Society Kitchen shares with its neighboring shops, and it was a gorgeous day, so that certainly colored my opinion towards the positive. The interior is nice too, with plenty of seating and lots of light. The food, however, just wasn't very good. The pancakes were dry, the burrito wasn't a standout... I liked the method of delivery for their tea at least, but it too wasn't particularly notable. I'd certainly give them another try - the menu is interesting and I can see it having just been an odd day.

Multiple visits and many reasons to keep coming back. Starting with consistently good food, free parking, great service, dog friendly. It is walk up to order and yesterday's line was about 30 mins wait. After that, first come first serve tables both inside and out. My first visit during the holiday season and enjoyed the decorations inside. The gingerbread latte, was my holiday beverage of choice and it was delicious! I'd say best seasonal drink I've had in long time. Perfect blend of coffee with gingerbread flavor, not too sweet, and lovely presentation. Food favorite is the lemon ricotta pancakes! Always a sharable on our table!

I always love the drinks and food here. Sometimes it gets really busy though, luckily there weren't too many people on a Thursday round 11! Did a bit of work outdoors while enjoying the breakfast sandwich and a chai latte. My friend got the steak Benedict. In future I'll def get that one too! Thanks

Great service with beautiful ambiance. Friendly staff and a quick turn around on orders. Each plate crafted to be a delicious piece of art! My friend and I went for breakfast (though they have breakfast and lunch available) to celebrate her birthday and it was amazing! Even though it's a popular neighborhood spot to gather, it wasn't at all loud to where we couldn't hold a conversation and that was such a gift to both of us. Thank you Society Kitchen!

Honestly, the food was actually pretty good. I got the Matcha rosemary drink which actually tasted like Earl Grey and I got the French toast, and I got a lemon bar. My partner got the breakfast burrito. Everything was tasty, but they were out of pepper. Their salt shaker didn't work much and not gonna lie, their eggs and meat in the burrito needed some more salt and pepper. However, when we got home, we began to feel sick. They say that food poisoning starts to sink in six hours after you ate and we went and got food around 11 AM and started feeling nauseous around like 5 PM. Unfortunately, this was the first thing that we ate for the day so I kinda have no doubt that's what made my partner and I sick. Now although the food is delicious, I would not want to come back because I do not want to get sick again. I highly recommend that this restaurant looks at their expiration dates or is very careful about the food that they're adding into the store. Especially due to bird flu contaminations or further food deregulations.

We went to Society Kitchen after a hike and it was pretty calm (9:30 am) at around 10:30 it started to get relatively busy. I had the breakfast sandwich and the bottomless mimosas. This place does bottomless a little different. You are not served a bottle of champagne and juice. You are given your glasses and someone comes around when they get low to refill them. They also have a time limit of 90 minutes. The sandwich was great! That garlic and herb aioli is robust and so flavorful. The bacon is thick cut and was cooked to perfection. I did ask for my egg over hard and it was also cooked well. I also had the almond croissant and it was good. Flakey, packed with almonds on top. I would have liked it warmed, not sure if that was an option but I wasn't asked if I did.

A seriously delicious breakfast spot in Santa Monica with really unique menu items. It's the sort of place where you order at the counter and then they give you a number and then they bring the food to you. One of the reasons we wanted to try Society is that they have a lot of very unique items like crème brûlée cappuccino, and a whole host of other things. Service is very fast and they did a good job with the drink refills even though it took quite awhile for us to get our coffee. They have a large parking lot behind the shopping center it's located in or there is also a lot of street parking directly in front, which is what we did for our 11 AM Sunday brunch. As mentioned, we started off with a crème brûlée cappuccino and it was absolutely fabulous. I have had hundreds of cappuccinos in my life but never a crème brûlée version so it was nice to try a different take on a classic. We also ordered the avocado toast for the table to share and everyone enjoyed it. They really give you a lot of avocado. For my entrée I chose the Steak Benedict and thought it was great. The steak was well seasoned and it was cooked perfectly. I would definitely order it again because it really hit the spot. Pricing is pretty fair and service is very fast and there are a ton of great menu options to choose from so I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good breakfast or lunch option in Santa Monica.

This place was cute. I tried out the crispy french toast which was tasty (my friend who likes french toast significantly more than me said it was the best french toast ever). The mint lemonade was definitely overpriced but was refreshing and delicious. The vibe is clean/modern and overall a nice place to grab brunch.

Perfect! Food was delicios and coffee was the best in America!people was nice and good for take pictures outside light

These folks know how to cook!!! Visited on a Saturday morning around 10 am. Busy but the line moved quickly. Free parking lot (!!!) and a ton of indoor and outdoor seating options. You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table. Prices are on the high side - for food it was okay ($14 for breakfast burrito is normal, extra $3 for bacon is a bit high) but for drink it was steep (this seasonal Witches' Brew cost $10.25)!! The entire meal with tax and tip was around $30. Will save for special occasions (like Halloween weekend)! The burrito was perhaps the best I've had in LA. It was cheesy with perfectly salted eggs and tater tots. The flavor was there and it was truly perfect. Very filling / big portion. The Witches' Brew was really fun. It's an iced matcha latte with vanilla and ube on top, with Halloween sprinkles. The matcha is very good - super smooth and very rich. I started to understand the price but definitely the most expensive non-alcoholic drink I've purchased (and their menu didn't list prices) so I was shocked. My friend got the ricotta toast which was creamy and decadent as well!! Staff was friendly and whole ambiance was very peaceful and happy. Bathroom on-site. I would love to come back to try more breakfast items and their lunch/dinner options. Thank you for a great meal!

one of the best brunches ive had in la! this spot is only about 10-15 min away from westwood and they have both inside and outside seating. not only is the restaurant and food both aesthetic, the food and service was great and the staff was very knowledgeable. this is a self seating restaurant where you order with the cashier and find a spot with your number afterwards. highly recommend especially ppl that go to ucla or are in the area ordered: -breakfast burrito (9/10): perfect mix of everything with bacon, eggs and guac added to it -breakfast sandwich (9.5/10): i loved the crispiness and the garlic aioli on the bread which was balanced with the bacon, eggs, and tomatoes inside the sando. every bite was delicious and there was sm food i couldnt finish it -eggs benedict (8/10) -lemon ricotta pancakes (8.5/10): 3 fluffy lemon pancakes stacked on top of each other with whipped ricotta cheese! so yummy but i wish there was more lemon flavor -ube coffee (9/10): this is one of my fav flavors to get in coffee and i was so surprised to see this on the menu and i had to order it. while i wish it was a little less sweet, the flavor didn't disappoint me.

I came to this place to have breakfast only to find the longest line outside. I could not wait and had to go to another restaurant because who has time for waiting.

The food here is really good! I came here with a friend and we got three items, the breakfast burrito with bacon, the crispy French toast, and the spicy pasta. The breakfast burrito was my favorite. It was jam packed with bacon and eggs super filling. The French toast was coated in corn flakes and super crispy. The pasta was okay I like that there was corn added to it. The service was quick and self seating. You order at the register and get a number. There's inside seating and outside seating perfect for a nice sunny day. I also love that it's in a location where there's different stores. It's a great way to walk off the food you ate. Overall I would be happy to come back to try other things.

The Vibez : Brunch Casual with an aesthetic and younger generation twist. Definitely good for dates or a good yap sesh with the girls. Our order : breakfast burrito, breakfast sandwich, egg benedict, lemon ricotta pancake, iced americano and ube coffee My tastebuds says that the taste was tastin'. I really liked all of our foods but I also do think there is a good room for improvement. Starting off with the drinks. The ube coffee was super unique and it was the first time I've had the ube and espresso combo. Iced Americano was delicious I have no compliants because well, it is what it is. My friends got the breakfast sandwich and breakfast burrito so I'm not gonna comment on that since I only tried a bite of it but both left good impressions. ( Def more bites need to make a solid judgement but I will say I probably wont be getting it next time) I can make a judgement on the eggs benedict though, I thought the potatos were super good and crispy, tho slightly burnt but I don't mind because it added to the crispy-ness. Egg benedict tho - I wish they just added a slice of ham or any meat on it. Personally I think just by adding a little protein woulda made the benedict so much better because without it its a little small and looks a little sad. As for the final boss - the lemon ricotta pancake. I will say it was very good but I don't think the lemon taste really shined through, I believe it would benefit from a stronger lemon taste or even a lemon jam on the side. It was lowkey giving, pancake with a hint of lemon. It was good though but not good enough for me to get it again. Final Thoughts I honestly would come again just because the cafe itself was really cute and I liked sitting outside. I also wanted to try their crispy rice because I really liked the one from Sqirl but that place is a little far so if it is anything like it then it would definitely be a go to brunch location for me. The servers were also really nice and accomodating.