Cafe Los Feliz

Food was delicious, the only thing we didn’t like was the lemon bar. A bit too eggy and soft missing the lemony taste. Fried chicken sandwich and burrito were a 20/20 croissant was good but the other items stole the show

Cute cafe shop, no parking available other than street parking. Fast service, breakfast burrito was delicious, chocolate croissant was not what I was expecting it was a bit over baked. But matcha was good might stop by when in town again (:

We had such a wonderful brunch experience at Cafe Los Feliz! I'm so glad we stopped by, The menu had a fantastic variety of options, and everything we ordered was beautifully presented and tasted great. We shared a few plates, and I highly recommend checking out their different offerings. • The bagel sandwich looked perfect—a big, toasted sesame bagel loaded with what looked like egg, cheese, and bacon, served with a generous side of crispy, seasoned home fries and a little cup of ketchup. A classic done right. • John’s Special was beautiful savory combination of bacon, scrambled eggs (or perhaps sunny-side-up, mostly covered), thick slices of feta-style cheese, and fresh produce including ripe, sliced avocado and vibrant tomatoes, all served with toasted bread. It was a fresh and hearty meal. • Traditional Breakfast was a great mix of sweet and savory: a plate of scrambled eggs with chopped veggies, more of those excellent crispy home fries, a side of sliced avocado, and a beautiful crepe dusted with powdered sugar and served with maple syrup on the side. It was an ideal way to satisfy both cravings. And of course, the coffee was excellent (we got ours to-go, but they looked perfectly made and gave us the energy we needed!). The cafe has a lovely, traditional feel, and the online reviews mentioning the friendly staff and quick service ring true. While the prices might be on the higher side, the portion sizes, quality ingredients, and overall experience make it worth it. Highly recommend Cafe Los Feliz for a great weekend breakfast or brunch!

My hiking group and I stopped by and it was worth the visit. I just ordered a hot matcha latte and it was delicious, with a little honey, it was perfect and the right temperature. It was pretty busy for a Saturday so seating may be a bit and parking can be a pain. Definitely still worth the visit. I’d definitely come back here again to try their other menu items.

Cafe Los Feliz is a charming neighborhood spot with a lively atmosphere and a line out the door that thankfully moves quickly. I had the breakfast burrito (no bacon, sub avocado) which was delicious, especially paired with the chipotle sauce and jalapeño salsa that it comes with. My friend ordered the 3 eggs with basil and tomato, served with a generous block of feta and warm pita which was fresh and flavorful. We also tried the spinach Swiss croissant, which was tasty though the cheese inside was still cold. Service was efficient, food arrived in under 10 minutes despite the crowd, and prices came out to around $20 per person. Overall, great value, friendly service, and a spot I’d definitely return to.