Name: Larchmont Bungalow
Address: 107 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, USA, US
Telephone: +1 323-461-1528

Larchmont Bungalow is a cafe, located at 107 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 323-461-1528 for more detailed information.

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107 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 23 January 2017

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Michael Harder

28 November 2017

Great atmosphere, but food doesnt seem as good as it once was. It was still surprising to see they're closed for business now.
Martin Shirley

24 November 2017

Good food. Busy. Shame the locals forced them to shut down due to their not having licence for seating.
Todd Tyloch

16 July 2017

Great meal. Not cheap fast food bit for $20 you get a nice breakfast
Corrinne Bewley

06 July 2017

I have been here multiple times throughout the day and had a great experience each time! My favorite is the breakfast burrito! I've also tried a few of their desserts which were also amazing!
Really spacious inside and has a cute vibe.
Taylor Halsted

21 June 2017

Very solid place with some charm. You order at the front desk and take a number back to whatever table you like and they'll bring your food to you. Food was quite good, and location feels homey.
Alfred Nolen

01 May 2017

This is one of our favorite places. We go here all the time. All the food is delicious (especially lucky omelette and the ham&cheese panini). Also the coffee mocha with almond milk is delicious.
Teresa Locascio

13 April 2017

Delicious food and good service! A little pricey but worth it.
Matthew Sheehan

04 April 2017

A wooden beam ceiling, painted signs, 1920's era newspaper ad bathroom wallpaper, and sleek glass/metal tables and counters give this join a comforting rustic ambiance while stylish antiques like old dressers, clocks, and a wooden buggy cart form the backbone of its interior decor that sits atop wooden floors. It has an instant air of charm which is complemented by plenty of indoor and outdoor seating arrangements (side patio, back patio, sidewalk seating) and tons of natural light. The place seems to gleam and glow with warmth and is a beautiful staple in the cities smallest, albeit awesome neighborhood strip, Larchmont Village, which has much to offer despite its size. The menu is priced very well and there are great Vegan and Vegetarian options. The painted signs and glass bottles add a craftsman touch to this vintage feeling spot to eat, meet up, and relax at café-style. I stayed here for hours on my first visit and its a place I instantly decided I would take friends and family to.
Rick Lupert

12 March 2017

It was birthday brunch time and we needed a spot with gluten-free options in this part of town so we made the trek from the Valley to Larchmont Bungalow. It’s a popular spot…half coffee-house, half restaurant with in-house roasted coffee beans and plenty of options for everyone of every diet.

It’s an order at the counter then they bring it to you at a table kind of place, which wasn’t necessarily what we wanted for a birthday celebration…especially with such an extensive menu, there’s always extra pressure deciding what you want for a complete meal in a line-situation, but we persevered.

For the gluten-free (which my wife, whose birthday it was, is) they’ve got gluten free bread, waffle and pancake options which is sort of the mother-load for those on that diet.

I had the Garden Omelet made with egg whites, asparagus and spinach (and then had them hold the zucchini - just a personal preference but if you like zuchini, get excited - and subbed cheddar for goat cheese. The veggies on the inside were super fresh, not over-cooked, and a delight to have inside my eggs.

The breakfast potatoes it came with were somewhere between the crispy and wet style of breakfast potatoes. I generally prefer crispy in my breakfast potato options but these weren’t bad.

The raisin walnut bread I chose was a little dry or perhaps too toasted. Not a lot of flavor.

For a place that roasts its own beans I expected the coffee to be a memorable experience. The French Roast could have been a lot bolder. It was acceptable, not too thin, but not great.

My wife had one of the benedicts, the veggie one, subbed with rosemary gluten free bread instead of the typical English muffin. The zucchini was “wonderful” according to her, the zucchini loving woman I married. The side of fruit it came with, however, was not great. The melon wasn't ripe but the berries were good. (Melon always seems like a hit or miss filler in fruit salads…if you’re going to include it, make sure it’s good.)

One snag with the order at the counter service…it was our first time there and we knew they’d be bringing us our food so we sat at the table for a while waiting for our coffees…no-one had told us we had to pick those up at the station to the right of where we ordered.

The omelet sliders, which we didn’t order, looked cool. The baked goods in the display counter looked amazing. The staff was very friendly.
Tammer Bagdasarian

30 January 2017

Amazing Food, great service. I went their for breakfast and had the steak and eggs plate. It was perfect and bursting with flavor. Individual dishes and great pastries value Larchmont Bungalow as one of the best breakfast spots in Los Angeles.