WeHo Bistro

Great atmosphere, but service needs work. I love the cozy vibe at WeHo Bistro, perfect spot for brunch in WeHo. I had the Classic Breakfast. The eggs and potatoes were solid, but the bacon was soggy from sitting under the eggs (I love crispy bacon). I had to ask another waiter for a coffee refill and ketchup since our waitress disappeared after taking our order and showed up only to drop the check. I’d still come back for the atmosphere and the food.

Stopped at WeHo Bistro with my friend in the middle of our shopping day, and it was the perfect choice! We were seated outside to enjoy the beautiful weather, greeted by a friendly host, and taken care of by a kind, attentive server. The outdoor seating is such a great vibe for a brunch or lunch date. I had their burger with a glass of rosé — and it was every bit as amazing as it looked! I’ll definitely be visiting again.

The service was excellent and the ambiance was warm and inviting—definitely a highlight. The overall value was fair, but the food quality didn’t quite meet expectations. The steak frites sandwich lacked tenderness, and the turkey meatloaf was underwhelming. Giving four stars purely for the exceptional service and atmosphere.

The food is quite tasty. The sweet options are a bit too sweet for my personal preference but I think for most people it's ideal. Portions are pretty generous and not too expensive either. The outdoor seating is in a beautiful little area out back where there's tons of greenery and it just feels very comfy. Great spot for brunch and dinner.

This place was absolutely perfect and the exact brunch experience anybody wants. Let’s start with the decor. This is SUCH a CUTE PLACE. There are lovely flowers everywhere there is the perfect amount of shade to make any outside dining experience a dreamland. Our waiter was so attentive and delightful! He gaves us great recommendations and was so nice. I got the Jalisco sandwich and it was DELICIOUS! The salmon was perfectly smoked, the sauce was rich with flavor but not over baring and the right amount of tangy. The potatoes were perfectly friend for a love crisp crunch and all of the fruit was FRESH! I also got a half order of waffles and they were the perfect side! The maple syrup was realllll and the waffles were fluffy and also accompanied by another little dish of fresh fruit. It was a PERFECT breakfast! I will be coming back next I visit!

So glad this was a second option! The first choice had a line down the sidewalk. This is a great spot for brunch. The chef specialties are mouthwatering. Fresh squeezed large glass of orange juice was exactly what my body needed. The bunch options were plentiful and so delicious. Make this establishment your number 1 choice.

Stopped here very last minute for dessert and coffee, we were pleasantly surprised! The team treated us promptly with 5 star hospitality, made it seem like we were the only guests there! And the desserts / overall ambiance were fantastic! I can’t wait to return for dinner next time!

Came in the middle of the day by myself and sat outside. Multiple members of the staff came by to ask how I was and if I needed anything, they were all so amazingly friendly and helpful. Beautiful restaurant and the food was perfect.

I'm really only writing this review so I remember what I want to get next time. Lol. HS friends came into town and this was the best recovery brunch after a night on the town. I got the corned beef hash which was good. It looks like the canned kind from my childhood which I love. But i want to remember to get the Babes sandwich addd manchego. The Grand mimosas are good and u can get juice on the side to keep it NTJ. Our server Levi was great and very patient with all my requests. Overall, I'll def be back.

Our first visit, and a couple of visits after that, at WeHo Bistro, we enjoyed it very much. food, service, and the patio where we were sitting. That was when I was more than happy to give 5 stars at that time. But this time, we met with our two friends again for a birthday lunch. My spouse and I got quite annoyed and felt unappreciated after spending a significant amount of money that afternoon. The waitress was wonderful, no doubt about it. Of course, the food was fantastic as always. It wasn't as busy as it normally was when we were there before. ( Saturday around 1:00 pm). The busboy seemed quite nice and attentive, also. Of course, we also showed our respect and were very polite to both of them. The waitress and the busboy. But towards the end, after we finished eating, well, most of us, and after we paid. The busboy, to clear our table. First, I thought that was quite nice. But then it got a bit too much. He literally pulled the plate under the nose of my spouse the second he put his fork down when he was done. I didn't even notice when the busboy took my glass of soda water with iceThere was still something in it. Luckily, he didn't take my bottle, which still had some in it. Now I understand if a restaurant is busy and people are waiting to be seated, to not occupy a table too long, but half, if not more, of the patio was empty at that time when we were done. There was no reason to rush us like that. After paying about $150 for lunch, my spouse and I do not care much to be rushed out of a restaurant in this manner.

Went to WeHo Bistro for the first time with some friends for brunch over the weekend. It's clearly a staple in the area, and I'd heard about it plenty, but this was my first time actually sitting down to eat there. They share a parking lot with the CVS next door, and there was plenty of parking available, which is a rare and appreciated surprise in West Hollywood. We had a reservation around 1 p.m. on a Saturday. It was busy, but not slammed, and there were still a few open tables when we arrived. Our waitress was an absolute delight. She walked us through the menu, gave honest recommendations, and gave us space to take our time. She really added to the experience and made it feel relaxed and welcoming. We ordered a mix of non-alcoholic drinks and tequila espresso martinis. Started with the sliders, which were a bit dry and the toppings were underwhelming. We went for a few soup and salad & soup and sandwich combos. We shared things across the table, and honestly, everything was quite good. The mushroom soup was the standout, beautifully plated and full of flavor. The salad was well-balanced, with a solid dressing and quality ingredients. The sandwiches were tasty, and the bread in particular was excellent. The overall environment was warm and casual. They've got two bathrooms. One of them was a bit cramped and could have been cleaner, with a wet floor that should have been addressed. Nothing major, but worth noting. The menu is broad, and everything our server described sounded good. What we did try was excellent, and it left us wanting to come back and explore more of the menu. Great service, great food, and a relaxed spot that's easy to enjoy. Will definitely be back to try more of their menu.

Heard about this place, as a brunch must. Definitely lived up to the hype! Had the egg white scramble with chicken, filling and great taste! The Classic American, very flavorful and delicious, potatoes perfect crisp and ordered half waffle with berries absolutely delicious with perfect sweetness! Great service and friendly inviting atmosphere!

Cute little bistro that was just walking distance from our hotel. Been here two times and got the same thing both times. The food and drinks are always good, and the service is quick and friendly. Bloody Mary's can be hit or miss for me but this one was top notch. Had a nice spice to it while not be overpowering and didn't taste only like tomato juice. Also the shrimp and bacon in it were both yummy. The best part of the meal was the shrimp appetizer we got. It was hot, had a nice spice to it, and was perfect in the buttery garlic sauce. The shrimp were cooked perfectly, and dipping the bread in the sauce was perfection. For my main, I got the duck which was pretty good. My only complaint was that the skin was chewy instead of crispy so that part wasn't the best. Was also on the edge of rare instead of medium rare. However, the flavor and the sauce on it were delicious. I ate every bite of the meat. The side of potato is also good. The tomato is ok; nice to have something fresh on the plate sometimes but the topping could have used more flavor.

I had an amazing brunch! The food was fantastic. The chicken was juicy and full of flavor, and the sauce complemented it perfectly. I also enjoyed some plump, delicious shrimp. To top it off, I had a Bloody Mary, which was one of the best I've ever had; the flavors were well-balanced. I will definitely be back on my next visit. Thanks for the great food! Oh also make sure you do reservations.

Great atmosphere, but service needs work. I love the cozy vibe at WeHo Bistro, perfect spot for brunch in WeHo. I had the Classic Breakfast. The eggs and potatoes were solid, but the bacon was soggy from sitting under the eggs (I love crispy bacon). I had to ask another waiter for a coffee refill and ketchup since our waitress disappeared after taking our order and showed up only to drop the check. I'd still come back for the atmosphere and the food.

Delish! Impromptu stop here for lunch and it was perfect. The duck and potato au gratin was so good. It was quite filling so the modest portion size was perfect for me. I swapped out the veg for green beans on the suggestion of the waiter and so happy I did! It went great with the dish and the sauce the duck was in, so I suggest that if you like green beans. Had the Holy Tokyo to drink and that was also tasty! Great little lunch spot.

Really loved going to WeHo bistro for brunch. The patio was amazing and a lot of fun. Though it was a bit tight, the great food and stellar service made me forgot all about it. I had the chicken and waffles and they were delicious! The syrup had a spice to it that really compliments the sweetness of the syrup. We also had some amazing shrimp as an appetizer, I can't remember the name of the dish but it was delightful!

For our last meal in Los Angeles, we ate brunch at WeHo Bistro, located at the corner of N Cienaga Boulevard and Holloway Drive. We have often driven by this bistro, but this was our first time eating here after my relatives had recommended this French-inspired bistro. Fortunately, we found a parking space in the packed lot shared with a CVS drugstore and walked down the ramp towards the restaurant entrance on N Cienega Boulevard. While en route to the restaurant's entrance, I noticed the many outdoor seating options filled with happy diners. My brother-in-law had made reservations for brunch, so upon checking in with the hostess, she led us to a table for our foursome. We had a few minutes to peruse the menus when a lovely, friendly server, Melia, came by to answer our questions about a couple of menu items. The busy restaurant exuded a lively and festive Holiday vibe, yet the wood furnishings added a casual, friendly, and warm environment. FOOD: -Croque Madame: This sandwich, made with ham and lots of Emmenthaler Swiss cheese in grilled house brioche bread, called out to me. I paired it with fries, which I had in mind to share with my French fries-loving husband, instead of asking for a healthy house salad. I was surprised by the heaping serving of crisp, shoestring-like French fries that I shared with my husband and brother-in-law. The sunny-side-up egg oozed its yolky goodness, and its yolk "gravy" elevated the grilled ham and cheese sandwich. $24 -Bistro Angus Burger: 1/2 lb fresh ground prime grade Angus topped with bacon, onion, lettuce, tomato, avocado, and mustard seed cheese, with harissa seasoned homemade aïoli on a jumbo sesame brioche bun. Both my husband and relative ordered this "Beast" burger. It was also served with a delicious, generous portion of French fries. My husband joked about having to squash the brioche bun into the burger, or he'd have to disjoint his jaw like a snake to be able to bite into his sandwich. Although he ate all his French fries, I shared half with him and my brother-in-law. $24 The food flavors and textures were on point and the friendly and attentive service was outstanding. I don't usually mention using the restrooms in restaurants, but this time, my husband and I did go into their restrooms since we were going to head directly to the airport. The restroom I went into was small, narrow, and more like a closet. There was nowhere to put my purse without getting it wet or dirty, and paper towels and toilet paper were on the wet floor. My husband's restroom experience wasn't much better because apparently someone ahead of him had an explosion, so he quickly stepped out, not wanting to look like he made the mess, and waited until I came out. The filthy and small restrooms marred our experience. 3.5 stars but rounding up to 4.

Really enjoyed brunch at WeHo Bistro. First the grande mimosas were fantastic. They had a variety of flavors to choose from. I really liked the lavender mimosa. Eggs Benedict were good but the eggs could have been a little less well done. The croque monsieur sandwich was delicious. Overall good meal and great ambiance.

Been here a couple of times! Very accurate with reservations, accommodating our group of 7. Excellent service and food is a hit each time. I highly recommend the hummus trio app and the avocado burrata toast was amaaaazing! They also have great salads and sandwiches, and make a great Aperol spritz. As usual, I can't wait to come back!

It took me 3 trips to arrive before the kitchen had closed- service from Dj at the bar is always excellent. Cheese plate was stellar, lamb sliders were very good but would have benefited from a bit more tziki sauce. The cup of french onion soup was the perfect size and not too salty.

had the most AMAZING birthday dinner at Weho Bistro!!! it's located just a 15 min walk from all the bars, and the service is top notch! we had a wonderful time and the food was soooo good... a reservation was easy to get on a saturday night, although, the atrium was unfortunately closed. i look forward to coming back the next time we visit weho and enjoying the stunning vibes in the atrium hopefully! 10/10 would recommend. the servers are so kind and fun! we spent about ~$220 for 3 people but we did get a LOT of food.

Such a cute little restaurant in WeHo! I came with my friend for brunch, and you literally feel like you've been transported out of LA and landed somewhere in Europe. The food was also incredible. I can want to come back and enjoy other times of the day besides brunch!

WeHo Bistro is a staple and always delivers. Service is always great, the food is always tasty, and the ambiance is flexible--more casual out front & a little more chic on the back terrace. I'll continue coming 2-3x a month.

What a hidden gem. Great food, decent prices, friendly service, clean bathrooms, free parking lot- what more can you ask for? I ordered the magic mushroom pasta. Yummmm! Boyfriend had the Cobb salad. Very good and probably enough for three people. My bff had the chicken piccata- perfect! Her hubs had the bacon wrapped filet- to die for! Will definitely be returning to this place. Use the restroom on the right. There's a cute bottom in it!

Came for brunch around Father's Day because we've been wanting to try this place out for a while and we truly fell in love with it. They do have parking right next-door in a parking lot. Just make sure you look for the signs. It can be a bit of a weight on a Saturday or Sunday, but trust me it's worth it. It's on a busy intersection so there's definitely more energy and a vibe here. Everything was spot on from the service to the ambience to the staff. Started off with the escargot, a charcuterie, board, and their shrimp appetizer. Everything was fresh, seasoned well and delicious. The escargot cooked perfectly. And the shrimp were plump and juicy. For our mains, we had a shrimp pasta, fillet, and fish. Again, everything was cooked and seasoned perfectly and we had no complaints. Definitely one of our new favorite brunch spots.

We came on a random afternoon and it was surprisingly very busy. We were nervous about getting seated but turns out they have even more seating in the back. French onion soup was great. Some of the best I've had in LA. Our favorite sandwich was the Wet & Juicy (pictured on top). I'm typically not a fan of sweet potato fries but the ones here were AMAZING. The truffle fries are also so perfectly crispy and tasty. The croissant french toast was SO GOOD! The cream and fruits are perfect additions. The chef came out to check on us a couple times to make sure everything was good. He was very friendly and attentive!

Really really tasty food. French fries five stars. The scalloped potatoes with the filet were sinful, best not to know calorie count. Best was the service. Team effort. All worked in sync. Water and iced tea were never empty. Taylor was our primary waiter. His lunch recommendation was perfect. He was ten star.

This was such a cute little restaurant in Weho. I came for dinner with a friend around 5pm and we were sat immediately. The waitress let us know it was happy hour (and was kind enough to let us know which items on the menu weren't worth it. Bless her heart!). I ordered an appetizer from the happy hour menu and pasta for dinner. They both were pretty tasty, especially the variety of hummus flavors in the hummus spread dish. The wait staff was friendly and inviting, and there's free parking behind the restaurant thankfully so you don't have to fight for your life for street parking in these wild LA streets!

A REAL RAT-ATOUILLE EXPERIENCE! Came here for a date night. Sat on the front patio and were joined by rats (yes plural) which apparently live on the roof and in the tree that's on the restaurant patio. The staff didn't seem bothered by it as it seems they're "regulars" but I couldn't help but wonder if these rats had access to the kitchen. I understand we're in a city and rats are a part of city life but I'd rather not dine with them and this is not a Pixar film. Little Chez Remy and his pals were literally scurrying up and down the wall next to our table while we were dining. We had finished half of our meals when we noticed.

WeHo Bistro serves great breakfast and lunch menu items to the delight of the locals. They offer indoor and outdoor patio dining with a French cafe vibe. Outdoor dining can get a bit noisy from the busy traffic intersection of Holloway and La Cienega. The food here is absolutely great. It is prepared by a team newly led by Executive and Celebrity Chef Michael James who brings his very likeable and friendly personality to WeHo Bistro. For lunch, I had the Alvaro sandwich which was tasty. The sandwich is served on ciabatta bread and nicely cut into 4's. The bread had the right crispiness on the outside and softness on the inside. It came with fries or, for the calorie conscious, a salad. Overall, service was great and friendly. In fact, everything at WeHo Bistro hits the right note. They have free parking that they share with CVS both in the upper deck and lower garage off Holloway. I never felt rushed to give up the table during a busy lunch hour. Prices were reasonable. They also offer dinner service. I recommend making a reservation to be on the safe side, but walk-ins are also welcome to this wonderful spot. I will definitely be back!

This place is a hidden gem! This is my go to spot for Sunday brunch. Great quality food at reasonable prices -- not always true in West Hollywood. I love dining outside in their patio when it's warm and sunny. The inside also has a great ambience to it. Just started coming dinner! Staff is always great. Check it out especially if you're a local!

On St Patrick's Day; All of us dressed in green. My husband, daughter, toddler grandson and I went here. It was cool and drizzling outside so we sat inside. The dining room is adorable. Though we live in the neighborhood. This was our first time here. Such a delightful place. The cocktails, food and dessert were delicious. Our server Georgia and barista Madison were amazing. The outside Holloway patio and Magic patio looked enchanting and fun. I can't wait to come back on a warmer day and sit outside. We had a wonderful time. Especially my grandson.

Delicious bistro nestled in West Hollywood. It got quite busy while we were there which affected the quality of our service, but the ambiance was really cool. We could walk from our hotel. Great items on the menu. Would definitely visit again!

Every time I stay at my time-share in West Hollywood, I find one restaurant I like and patronize it almost exclusively. This stay? It was WeHo Bistro, a uniquely French and International restaurant located on a corner with ample indoor and outdoor seating, a groovy almost Eighties feeling bar, and a killer dark outdoor garden for more romantic dinners... the ambiance here is festive, the lighting is solid, bright and colorful, and the staff are some of the most attractive and fun I've encountered in all of West Hollywood. I enjoyed the restaurant so much my first time patronizing it when I brought my lawyer for a "thank you meal" that I ate here 5 more times over the next few weeks! I made sure to take plenty of pictures along the way, so refer to them as I refer to the various foods I ate perhaps. My favorite dishes were: THE PASTAS Magic Mushroom Penne Pasta w Added Blackened Chicken - so savory and delicious, I've caught myself pausing to remember it numerous times. Jumbo Shrimp w Pesto Spaghetti was delicious, the fresh shrimp perfectly prepared in the lightest of pesto sauces and perfectly prepared spaghetti. Preferred this and the above mentioned Magic Mushroom to the Bolognese which was solid but somehow lacked the wow-factor for us on the particular night we had it... Chicken Picatta here was homey and balanced on par, with two nice breast pieces ladled over in the right amount of the piccata sauce, one that was lemony and without being cloying as piccata sauce can be when done wrong. The green bean and mashed potato sides were perfectly prepared too. A house special Duck w Honey Cognac Sauce was good but a tad overcooked for my taste, more my fault than the restaurant's, as I asked for crispy skin and that probably was the cause for this. It's a nice dish though and fairly priced so I just may give it a go again without that instruction. The au gratin potatoes side dish was spot on and delicious! THE STEAK One night we have the New York Steak Filet w French Sauce and it was perfectly prepared per my date's request of medium. She truly enjoyed it. THE SALADS They do salads quite well here with the Chef's Cobb Salad being a stand-out, what with its boiled eggs, flavorful tuna, and generous helping of primo anchovy filets. (*Note To Self: Find out what brand of anchovy they get). The Caesar Salad here was a let-down and it is something I'd say they need to revisit and re-think. In a city where Dan Tana's is just a few blocks away, you have to differentiate yourself some in the Caesar department for my money and this "new version" of it they are trying here? The only miss at WeHo Bistro in all 6 visits. That says something... DESSERTS You cannot go wrong with their crepes or this ungodly and decadent chocolate dessert they have, the name of which escapes me... THE BAR PROGRAM Head bartender, the affable DJ, and new pup Chase run a fun, albeit small, bar and yes, you can eat at it, something I love to do. Seasonal cocktails here are well thought out and they have a kickass Happy Hour from 5-6 pm w sliders that look amazing. ### I'll cut this review off here as it's getting long but, suffice to say, WeHo Bistro in West Hollywood is a gem of place where you have fun while you enjoy great meals and boozy drinks. The owner and his staff have caught a little lightning in a bottle here and I hope the restaurant sticks around for years to come so that I may come and enjoy it for many more years to come. :-) ** Free Parking & Good Rewards Program

First time here and very pleasantly surprised and happy with the entire experience. We sat in the lovely back patio, and I was able to have my pup on my lap the entire time. Very dog friendly place! Delicious grapefruit mimosas with just a touch of juice, just the way I prefer it! Can't wait to return here for dinner and happy hours!

Before going to a show at The Greek Theater, stopped in at WeHo Bistro for their delicious-looking food and drinks (including Magic Hour). This cute little bistro gave off cozy high-end vibes and we would have eaten every item on the menu if given the chance. After narrowing it down, we landed on The It Girl and a Soul Cleanse for our cocktails, and shared some garlic truffle fries and shrimp al ajillo with the group. For our main dishes, we had the magic mushroom pasta with blackened chicken and the cucumber tzatziki open face tartine - holy cow, we did not want any of it to end! Our waiter was very kind and helpful with our menu questions. The brunch menu looked amazing as well! What an incredible find and we can't wait to go back!

While there is tons of life on Santa Monica Boulevard, this little gem is worth heading a block off the beaten path. The ambiance is so much fun, with a very smart looking crowd against a nicely designed huge patio area. The food is quite delish too. French Onion Soup: You can never have enough cheese. That is just a fact of life. But this soup comes pretty close with more gooey cheese than I usually see in French onion soup. Like seriously, 1/3 of the soup was cheese and that is amazing. The broth itself was great too, with soft translucent onions and so much umami. The bread under the cheese was nicely soaked throughout. A really great soup. Abygail Crêpe: Pretty hearty for a crêpe. Lots of nice chicken and veggies inside of a substantial buckwheat wrap. The way it was presented, it kinda looked like a giant burrito. But tasted very French. The side salad was great too, with two kinds of cheese and lots of fresh veggies. Magret de Canard: Oddly enough, the sides were the star here. The gratin Dauphinois was one of the best I've had, with so many nice layers of alternating cheese and thin potatoes. Some herbal taste too. The tomato roasted with breadcrumbs was complex too. The duck was tasty, but felt a bit skimpy on portion. Also, some of the fatty pieces were a bit too chewy.

Food was good. Service friendly, and nice ambiance. I would go again with friends but probably not by myself. Added bonus is free parking in the back. It's well lit and looked safe.

My son took me there for dinner! We both had the Filet with Peppercorn Sauce! It was beautifully cooked! We asked for a table that seats four! I have an issue with my back and used my cane! My son is 6 ft 5! We sat at the bar! Not very comfortable! No one came for that table! I didn't feel good about that!

Was there Friday night. Great happy hours specials, onion soup and chicken dijonaise were amazing. In the heart of WEHO

Went here for my sister's birthday. She said someone told her it was good. They were not wrong! I was initially concerned because West Hollywood can sometimes mean parking stress. Fortunately, they have their own parking lot next to the restaurant. My sister made a reservation. Even though it was busy, they seated us right away. That's always a plus. What we ordered: I got the chicken piccata. It comes with two chicken breasts, garlic mashed potatoes and garlic green beans. The chicken was seasoned very well, and the sauce was great too. I thought they were a little stingy with the sauce, but the meal was delicious. My sister got the chicken dijonnaise. It comes with two chicken breasts, potatoes dauphinoise (similar to scalloped potatoes) and tomato provencal. She subbed garlic spinach for the tomato. I tasted this and liked it better than the chicken piccata. They were very generous with the sauce, and it had more depth of flavor. I'll get this if we go back. Mom got the Abygail crepe. It's a buckwheat crepe with chicken, goat cheese and veggies inside. It's drizzled with a balsamic reduction. Mom said it was tasty, but the balsamic was overpowering. She ended up sending it back and got the chicken dijonnaise instead. The service here was stellar. Or waiter, Jhor, was really nice. But there were two other people who regularly checked in on us, including the general manager. Once they found out it was my sister's birthday, they gave her a complimentary bread pudding. It was also delicious. I don't live near the Weho Bistro. So I don't know when I'll get out that way again, but I will definitely go back!

This was an outstanding experience! We definitely loved brunch here in weho. We were seated before they even officially opened and allowed to enjoy the cute ambiance of the patio. The menus came out soon after and our orders followed quickly after that. The staff from the maitre d' to our server and busser were all polite and helpful and attentive. The food was delicious and very much a perfect start to our weekend. Since we were in weho, after brunch we walked around and enjoyed and even got a haircut across the street. This is a Great neighborhood and WeHo Bistro is a gem in it.

|[ y u m ! ]| 4.75 stars rounded up! Very extensive menu of French themed dishes, my croque madam sandwich with fries were delicious! The chicken fricassee spaghetti was also delicious! Love that it isn't salty l, in fact we had to add some pepper/salt to it. The fries were really fresh. Service was superb and ambiance was typical weho brunch. Parking lot out back with limited space but we didn't have any issue on a Sunday. Love this place for brunch and def wanna come back to try other menu items. :)

Lovely little spot, great decor, and cozy feel. The hostess was kind and energetic. The service was all around great. The food was delicious. I had the pesto pasta with shrimp, my partner had the carbonara, and our friend had one of the chicken piccata. Everything was so fresh and savory. The sauces were creamy and not over salted. Parking is next to the bistro, so that's a huge plus.

Great little restaurant in West Hollywood. You sit down scan the QR code and they serve you. Waitress are fast and attentive they bring you out drinks really fast and answers any questions. Very good selection of cocktails also. Went by on a Tuesday afternoon got seated right away outside. Ordered Mac and cheese 5/5 Shrimp 5/5 Cob salad 5/5 Steak 5/5 Random cocktails forget the name but they were all delicious Everything was perfect 5/5

Went for brunch Saturday morning. Christopher (the host) was super charming, funny and helpful-- seating us at our table quickly and thoughtfully getting two 'handbag stands' for our purses. Our server Trevin was equally sweet, attentive and efficient-- providing recommendations and making sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. Now the food. The sandwich was excellent. And the fries tasty. The eggs Benedict was pleasant- although I think there is a fine line between 'fluffy waffles'-- which is what they were promoted as-- and soggy waffles, which was my experience- and the poached eggs were not quite done. So- overall a less desirable dish. Now, the juices. Weho sunrise was very nice, the what's up doc had a strong grapefruit flavor- so watch out. The restrooms were clean. Overall, a the food was okay - but the service was fantastic, making it probable that I would come back for a brunch.

Nice bottle of water they hand you as you arrive at the bar. Very nice atmosphere and good music playing too! If you sit at the bar you can feel the fire from outside and also the cool air from the street and see passing cars. I ordered the Chicken Piccata it's price is $28 and I also ordered a glass of Arnold Palmer for kicks! I had a blast here and I would highly recommend this spot for a night out.

Wow! I always pass by this place and I am so happy I finally sat down for brunch here. Their service is very friendly but could be more attentive. However the food was spectacular and definitely left me curious to try the rest of their menu. I ordered their duck and could not have been happier! It was delicious and such a generous portion. Their escargot was so tasty to start and the sauce was so good we had to order more bread to not waste. The ambiance is very French/European and the menu will not disappoint you. Free 2 hour parking in the back of the restaurant is always a plus plus PLUS!

$100.32 (food: jalisco sandwich, eggs benedict w croissant, keith's protein - drinks: hulk, mexican coke, strawberry lovers) WeHo Bistro monologue: There were 3 of us. We were hungry and ready for brunch. WeHo Bistro popped on "places to eat near me". We scrolled, we drooled at pics and put the directions into the GPS. To totally get into your zen, while dining, they give you 3 areas to choose from - outside front (curbside), cozy inside with big clean windows to people and car watch and outside back (this is where the party starts...). Outside back is where we settled. The ambiance was so inviting. Before we even sat down, I peeped the lovely decor. I was already ready to come back and check out the sun is down, dim the lights, I am here and ready, type vibe. Our waitress, Georgia, ooooo what a doll!! If you get a chance to meet her, you are in for a treat. We placed our orders (see above) and super soon after, we got all that we wished for (some pics are attached). All of us were equally satisfied with our choices. I love how the dishes come with a side of fruit or salad. So very calming and attractive to the visual and welcoming to your belly. Mmmm hmmm! Needless to say, well then again, as I said earlier, I'll be back for the lights down experience. Hope to see you there. Oh p.s. - Also, what makes this place great, there is free parking on the premises! You KNOW that's a huge perk.

Great service, nice easy ambiance, food were delicious. Our waiter was very friendly.

I am writing this review to express my extreme disappointment regarding an incident that occurred at your restaurant on Saturday, June 7, 2025, around 2:00 PM, during Los Angeles Pride weekend. My boyfriend and I had planned to meet two friends for brunch. Upon our arrival, we approached the male host and requested a table for four. We mentioned that our friends would be joining us in about ten minutes and asked if we could be seated to order drinks while we waited. Despite the restaurant not appearing busy, the host informed us that he could not seat us until 4:00 PM, so we decided to go elsewhere. Approximately ten minutes later, our two friends arrived at WeHo Bistro and were immediately offered seating for four. Surprised, we rejoined them at the host desk. The same male host, after giving me a dirty look, proceeded to seat our table of four. However, my friend later informed me that the host had told him that everyone at our table could be served alcohol except for me. This was incredibly shocking, offensive, and embarrassing. I had not consumed any alcohol for weeks, had never been to your restaurant before, and had done nothing to suggest I was under the influence or behaving inappropriately. Due to this bizarre and unprovoked discrimination, we immediately left the restaurant without ordering. Prior to this experience, I had considered WeHo Bistro as a potential venue for future business dinners with clients. I am now extremely grateful that this humiliating incident did not occur in front of my professional associates. I am still at a loss as to why I was singled out in this manner. My boyfriend and I discussed the situation at length and could not recall anything that would have led the host to such a conclusion but there was nothing - nothing at all..

Always a good selection on the menu. Highly recommended shoestring/thinner fries. Ordered the Croque Monsiuer, very good but almost too cheesy. Chicken Piccata is also recommended.

The food, service, and ambiance here are all amazing. I've driven past this place and finally decided to check it out. Very glad we did!

We come to LA all the time but this was our first time trying this spot for brunch. LOVED it!! Sat in the atrium which was so pretty - and the breakfast/brunch was delicious! Had a mimosa of course. Service was so lovely. Pretty atmosphere. Will always come back every time we visit LA.

Went for the Valentine's Day special pre fix event and the food was amazing. My wife looked up her chicken Dijonaze, which I made with no comparison, because it was just fantastic. My lamb was tender and delicious. Oh, and the starters, especially the French onion soup, was perfect for our mood. Got a free champagne too... all over the place I guess on this review. Deserts were OK in my book but I'm not a desert person. Service was a bit slow for our table but we were at the busiest time... and wasn't ungodly slow. They were very friendly too. We were in the Atrium room which really was a Nicky out together location for a date night. Will be back.

I won't go here again. Had a terrible experience during a date. Kind of shady acting employees.