EATS · THE DIRECTORY

Low-key outfit offering health-conscious breakfasts, plus fish tacos, sandwiches & fresh juices.

Locally sourced, organic vegan food & drinks served in a laid-back, spacious cafe.

Gourmet brunch fare, burgers & rice bowls presented in a renovated cottage with front & back patios.

Cafe Juayua is a cozy Huntington Drive coffee stop built around single-origin beans from the owners’ family farms in El Salvador. Come for the spiced mocha, cold brew, and warm neighborhood energy; stay if you’re the kind of person who likes your coffee with a real origin story and a patio pause.

Cafe LA is a compact Culver City cafe built for the grab-and-go crowd: espresso, pour-overs, smoothies, breakfast burritos, sandwiches, and pastries. The menu leans into LA baseball energy—from Dodger Cold Brew to Shohei and Roki breakfast nods—so it feels more neighborhood clubhouse than generic coffee counter. Best for nearby workers, commuters, and anyone who wants caffeine plus something hearty before the day gets away.

Cafe Landwer brings the Israeli-Mediterranean café playbook to Brentwood Gardens: big breakfast spreads, hummus bowls, falafel pitas, schnitzel on challah, and plenty of coffee. It’s an easy Westside pick for brunch crews, kid-in-tow lunches, patio catch-ups, and anyone who wants something fresher than the usual San Vicente salad circuit.

French corner spot serving traditional fare such as omelets, quiches & crêpes in a casual space.

Coffee, tea, light fare & desserts are served up in a warm, artsy, lounge-like atmosphere.

This cozy bakery & coffee shop offers pastries & a menu of traditional breakfast & lunch items.