Great location, friendly service and dog friendly! My chai could have had a bit more syrup but the French toast was perfect! I would definitely come again

Came to fuel my day and was a little bit frustrating they don't accept cash. The food was delicious. A bit pricey for avocado toast and dirty chai but with inflation not totally shocking. If I'm in the area would likely return.

Staff were perfect vibe for waking up on a friday needing some coffee! i got the breakfast burrito and split with my friend and his pesto sandwich. We swapped half's and was completely satisfied! The side of potatoes were my absolute fave! Vanilla iced latte also hit the spot! location is great, easy to find a parking spot! No complaints. Give em a try.

i noticed this spot across the way while hanging out near helms plaza and decided to check it out today the service was friendly - you order and take your number to a desired table. inside is pleasantly decorated - it exudes the la hip - there's plenty of seating outside and maybe 4 tables outside - we sat outside to enjoy the sunshine today we got the sesame crunch salad and biscuit sausage sandwich. they also offered the bottle of hot sauce and tapatio the hot sauce in the squeeze bottle was so good - it has the tang but not too spicy - goes perfectly well with the sandwich the sandwich was delicious!! the sausage in it was soft and juicy, egg was perfectly cooked, and sufficiently cheesy biscuit was exceptional imo. dry but also soft and had enough lamination. the salad was good enough to where i wanted to go home and replicate it. the only thing i would request would be - go a bit easier on the dressing. next time i will ask the dressing on the side. i loved all the ingredients in the salad - there was dill, cilantro, napa cabbage (loved that it's not just regular cabbage), kale, shredded carrots, scallions, sesame seeds, cashews, and peanuts - it's a varied amount of things in there!! i will be back next time to try the brie croissant with jam - i was eyeing that for next time!!! also to note! breakfast is served all day here! woot

On a rainy day in Culver City, meeting my producing partner and wanting to be close to home, we went here. Love the vibe and the waitstaff is lovely. It is dog friendly and there was a beautiful border collie lying next to me that was ready to get scratched and snuggled. The power of petting an animal, especially a dog is a healing and comforting experience! So sweet this boy Roger was!!! The food is delicious and really cheap for what you get! I had two eggs over easy potatoes, toast, and bacon for 15 bucks. We were there for 2 hours and we had our important meeting together, received a lot of dog love and had great repasts! Highly recommended especially because it's super close to home and part of our Culver City Community! 5 yummy stars ;)

What a lovely gem of a spot in the Arts District of Culver City! I picked up a breakaway grains salad from the cafe and was pleasantly surprised at how large it is, so for the price the value is quite good as I can see myself eating this over at least 2 meals! The quality of the produce is fresh and the egg was perfectly cooked to 7 minute perfection. Lots of grains that come with the salad, fresh hummus and a perfectly just slightly tart lemon vinaigrette goes so well with the salad. Service was fast because I ordered online but I could see when I arrived that there are plenty of tables and also a fast moving line at lunchtime.

Great spot near downtown culver! Simple breakfast and lunch menu with coffee options. Really enjoyed the breakfast sandwich with the biscuit and aioli! They also have condiments (hot sauce) to take to your table to use. Very nice staff! A good amount of tables inside and a few outside. Street parking available (metered).

The Baseline: For a Breakfast Cafe they must have quality eggs (preparation/product), coffee must be good (roast quality/flavor), baked/pastry/bread products must be flavorful, reasonable wait/service time, and existence of uncommon combinations. Food: The food is excellent and exceeds the Baseline. My eggs were prepared over easy and had a silky, smooth cooked exterior and the yolks were the right amount of runny. The toast was properly crisp and properly soft on the inner bread, recommend the sourdough. I had the drip coffee which was flavorful and the beans used smelled/tasted properly roasted. I also had the shakshuka which is a little more common in LA but not everywhere so they had some uncommon offerings (also the breakfast burrito bread pudding and Muesli look interesting to try on future visits. Service: It did take a little longer for us to get seated on the day we came but that was a weekend around 10am. Once we ordered and were seated the service was excellent. My water glass was not empty and the staff were friendly. Ambiance: This is a nicely decorated cafe in the walkable section of Culver City across the street from Helms Bakery shopping area. The cafe was busy and had a good vibe with other patrons enjoying a good breakfast on a weekend. Overall I will come back when the opportunity arises.

I came here on a Saturday afternoon around 12:30pm with a couple friends. You order at the counter and then pick your own seat - it's pretty busy on Saturdays but luckily a table was finishing up as we just got done ordering. I got the breakfast burrito and the vegan butternut squash soup. I LOVED the soup, it was very light, and honestly paired so nicely with my burrito (even though that wasn't necessarily the intention). The breakfast burrito had a perfect cheese pull and I was glad I opted to not add meat to it because that would've been a little too heavy for me. I thought the ambiance for the cafe was really nice. It wasn't too loud and there was nice music playing, but the music was the perfect volume to be able to still have a conversation. For my soup, burrito, and my boyfriend's burger (not pictured) + a drink, I spent a little over $44 (not including tip). There's ample parking in the area as well so it was breeze to get there.

Regardless you're looking for breakaway time from the crowd or meeting up with someone else, this cafe might be a great spot to stop by. It's quite packed during peak hours in the weekend, and despite quite many seats were available, I'd say most tables were made more to accommodate smaller groups up to 3-4 people. The service was swift despite the busy time. It's great that they made people ordering then sit and wait for the orders to be delivered to the table, avoiding long lines crowding the space. I tried one of their favorite dishes, Brie and Jam croissant, which you could even go extra by adding bacon. It was totally simple pleasure for me, as the sweet and savory mix was so enjoyable, besides every single ingredient came in generous portion as the pic could tell.