Vicky's All Day
Restaurant · West Adams
5410 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016
Highlights
Mediterranean comfort food with huge portions and chic decor
Mediterranean comfort food with huge portions and chic decor
"West Adams is blessed to have Vicky’s All Day. True to its name, meals are served from morning until night with an unfussy and quality menu. Though many go for the lox toast, shakshuka, or chilaquiles, the breakfast sandwich takes toasted brioche bread, applewood smoked bacon, a soft folded egg, avocado, American cheese, and a secret sauce that might require sharing. Don’t miss out on the mimosa flight." - Mona Holmes
"Fashioned like a chic big city hotel lobby restaurant but without the actual hotel, Vicky’s All Day opens its doors at 9 a.m. with workers scrambling to prep the furniture and silverware. That means Vicky’s isn’t really an early breakfast spot but rather a true all-day eatery with a sizable morning-thru-lunch-friendly menu served until 3 p.m. Start with the signature breakfast, a play on the British breakfast plate with smoked pastrami, griddled tomato, mushrooms, ultra-crisp potatoes, eggs, and arugula salad, or get the enormous platter of chicken chilaquiles. Later in the day, the chicken lettuce wraps would destroy the ones from P.F. Changs, while the eggplant sabich pita sandwich rivals the ones in Tel Aviv." - Rebecca Roland
"There are plenty of reasons to visit Vicky’s All Day. For one, the charming dining room feels like a cross between a classic diner and a cozy French brasserie. Second, they serve some excellent shakshuka with a side of homemade laffa bread all day long. And really, the main draw is how they function like a true neighborhood diner. If, like Selena, you're looking for something casual, you can drop by for breakfast in your pajamas. But you can also grab a quick pita sandwich for lunch, or even bring a dinner date for some pizza and wine. It’s like the Swiss army knife of neighborhood spots—and if you live nearby, you should already be a regular." - nikko duren
"A relaxed, vibey cafe that “is,” with a mostly mid-century modern dining room accentuated by Art Deco flourishes and food that’s casually great. Breakfast plates are stacked: a seared half tomato, fluffy scrambled eggs, crisped and smashed potatoes, and bacon-like pastrami, offset by a small mountain of lightly dressed market greens. The tangy, chile-spiked Chinese chicken lettuce wraps are described as the ones from your childhood but 8,000 times better — and hotter. The shakshuka comes with airy, blistered laffa bread the size of a newborn. From the same team behind next-door Mizlala, Levantine touches appear in lox and avocado toasts, rose-honey yogurt bowls, and a sabich pita that glistens with amba and tahini under a pile of chopped salad and herbs. This is your weekend plan, so go. — Nicole Adlman, cities manager" - Eater Staff
"There are plenty of reasons to visit Vicky’s All Day. For one, the charming dining room feels like a cross between a classic diner and a cozy French brasserie. Second, they serve excellent shakshuka with homemade laffa bread that you can order any time. In fact, this polished, mediterranean-leaning spot seems designed as a Swiss Army knife for the neighborhood: you can drop by for breakfast in your pajamas, grab a quick pita sandwich for lunch, or bring a date in the evening for pizza and wine. If we lived around the corner, we’d already be regulars." - nikko duren
