Mood

This was honestly one of the best brunches I’ve ever had - not just in LA, but anywhere in the world. The food was absolutely incredible, every dish was packed with flavor and beautifully done. Service was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Everything came out super fast, but without feeling rushed. Such a lovely experience from start to finish - I’ll definitely be back.

I visited Mood LA and really enjoyed the experience. The food was delicious and fresh, and overall everything was well prepared. The service was good and attentive — the staff made us feel welcome and checked in at the right moments. The atmosphere deserves a special mention: very cozy, modern, and comfortable, a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. One small thing to note — if you prefer your steak served very hot, it’s a good idea to mention it in advance. Mine came more warm than hot. Overall, it was a lovely experience, and I would definitely recommend

Such a lovely place! We came here for breakfast and absolutely loved everything — from the food to the atmosphere and the service. The syrniki were incredible — soft, delicate, perfectly cooked, and not too sweet. You can really tell they’re homemade and made with care. The rest of the food was just as delicious and beautifully presented, and the tea was served in the cutest teapot and cups. But what truly made the experience special was the service. The staff were so kind, warm, and attentive — always smiling, helpful, and genuinely caring about the guests. It made us feel very welcome and relaxed. A perfect spot for a cozy breakfast or brunch with great food and a wonderful vibe. We’ll definitely be coming back. Highly recommended 🤍

This is a very cute and cozy place where you can find both Syrniki and Chicken Kyiv, which already makes it feel special. It feels relaxed and welcoming, with a nice balance between comfort food and a modern café atmosphere. Menu overview: Breakfast is served all day and makes up a big part of the menu. Most breakfast dishes cost between $17 and $22. There are classic options like avocado toast for $18, eggs benedict for $17, shakshuka and humshuka for $19, and omelettes starting from $12. If you want something more filling, there is a breakfast burger for $22 and steak and eggs for $28. Syrniki are available in two versions: classic for $17 and with mango custard and berries for $19. Sweet options such as pancakes, waffles, French toast, and chia pudding are usually priced between $14 and $16. Starters and salads are good if you want something lighter. Mezze items like hummus, falafel, and baba ghanoush cost between $10 and $16, and a mezze set is $25. Salads range from $17 to $27, depending on the ingredients. Main dishes are mostly in the $24-28 range. Chicken Kyiv costs $25, schnitzel and steak sandwich are $24, steak and fries is $28, and soups like tomato soup or gazpacho are $14. Sides such as fries or sweet potato fries cost between $8 and $12. Desserts are fairly priced, mostly around $10-14. One of the special desserts is the Upside Down Napoleon, which costs $14. Drinks: Coffee starts at $4 and goes up to about $8 for specialty drinks. Matcha, chai, tea, and lemonades are in the $6-9 range. Cocktails cost $14-16. Wine by the glass is usually $14-19, bottles start from around $45, and beer is $9. The food looks really nice, with restaurant-style presentation. Everything is well plated and looks appealing. Taste-wise, there is a bit of room for improvement. The syrniki were good and came with condensed milk, sour cream, and berries. I liked them, but they are not sweet and the texture is a little uneven. The Chicken Kyiv was slightly dry this time, though that might not always be the case. From the special menu, we tried the Upside Down Napoleon. It’s served in a glass with layers of cream and pastry. It’s not very traditional, so it may not be for everyone, but it’s nice to see the place trying something different. The atmosphere is friendly and cozy, the service is great, and the interior is beautiful. One small downside is that on sunny days, if you sit on the couch near the big opening windows, it can get quite hot and the sun can be uncomfortable. Overall, this is a lovely place with a wide menu, nice presentation, and good service. With a bit more consistency in flavors, it could easily become a go-to spot.

I’m so happy we found this spot in the neighborhood! It’s absolutely gorgeous, and both times we’ve sat outdoors on their bright, airy front patio — such a lovely setting. The food is outstanding. The schnitzel is a must for me — crisp, flavorful, and served with kimchi, salad, and hummus. It pairs perfectly with fries if you’re down to double up on fried for the day. We weren’t as impressed with the syrniki with mango custard and berries — they looked amazing but weren’t as flavorful as expected. We’ve had the steak sandwich before, which was good, and I’m excited to try the steak and eggs next time. Great portions, great service, and a beautiful atmosphere. People definitely get dressed up here for their Insta shots. We’ll definitely be back.