Best Breakfast Restaurants in Los Angeles
50 hand-picked restaurants, critic-reviewed and ranked
Last Updated: February 2026
Our Top Pick
Girl & The Goat
Destination New American small plates with fearless, global flavor.
Essential Picks
9.1
Stephanie Izard’s Arts District outpost runs on bold, globally roaming small plates delivered with polish and momentum. The room is high-energy and design-forward, and the kitchen’s sweet spot is layered, punchy flavors meant to be shared. A destination-level New American anchor for Downtown nights and Sunday brunch.
Must-Try Dishes:
Goat curry, Sticky glazed pork shank, Grilled corn with seasonal toppings
What Makes it Special: Destination New American small plates with fearless, global flavor.
#2
Polo Lounge
9.1
Since 1941, this legendary Beverly Hills Hotel institution has been the power-dining epicenter where Hollywood dealmakers and stars hold court. The pink and green striped dining room and palm-filled patio offer classic American fare with piano accompaniment and timeless glamour that's attracted everyone from Chaplin to today's A-listers.
Must-Try Dishes:
McCarthy Salad, Eggs Benedict, Brioche French Toast
What Makes it Special: Historic Hollywood power-dining room with 80+ years of stories
#3
Republique
9.1
Republique is a grand all-day French–American cafe and restaurant from chefs Walter and Margarita Manzke, set in a soaring 1929 brick-and-tile space on La Brea. Locals line up for pastries, breakfast plates, and a polished dinner menu that balances serious technique with a lively, communal feel.
Must-Try Dishes:
Short Rib Kimchi Fried Rice, French Onion Soup, Strawberry Passion Fruit Tart
What Makes it Special: Chef-driven French–American cooking in a historic 1929 space.
Notable Picks
#4
Destroyer
8.9
Chef Jordan Kahn's minimalist daytime cafe transforms breakfast into edible art with Nordic-influenced dishes like snap-pea tartine and house-made coconut yogurt. The futuristic built-in coffee machine and stark white aesthetic create an otherworldly dining experience where simple ingredients become complex flavor compositions.
Must-Try Dishes:
Avocado Confit with Onion Ash, Koshikari Rice Porridge, Persimmon French Toast
What Makes it Special: Michelin-recognized chef creating fine dining breakfast with futuristic presentation
#5
Eggslut
8.9
Inside Grand Central Market, Eggslut is the high-volume breakfast counter that turned chef Alvin Cailan’s egg sandwiches into a downtown ritual. Lines form early for made-to-order buns and the signature coddled egg jar, which still deliver remarkably consistent comfort despite tourist traffic.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fairfax egg sandwich, Bacon, Egg & Cheese sandwich, Slut (coddled egg over potato purée)
What Makes it Special: Downtown’s most famous egg-sandwich counter with huge, sustained crowds.
8.9
Eggslut’s Beverly Center outpost is a high-volume breakfast counter turning out rich egg sandwiches, brioche buns, and truffle hashbrowns to a near-constant line. It’s a fast-moving, order-at-the-counter operation where the payoff is indulgent, yolk-forward breakfast that still feels dialed in after thousands of orders.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fairfax egg sandwich with caramelized onions, Bacon, Egg & Cheese on brioche, Slut coddled egg with potato purée
What Makes it Special: High-volume egg sandwich specialist with remarkably consistent execution and craveable combos.
8.9
A classic 1958 Googie-style diner serving Southern-leaning comfort food, Pann’s backs its retro looks with crisp fries alongside famous fried chicken and hefty burgers. Locals and travelers hit it for all-day breakfast plates and diner staples before or after LAX.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fried Chicken Wings & Waffle Combo, Dreamburger with Fries, Homemade Onion Rings
What Makes it Special: Iconic 1950s Googie diner serving retro comfort food near LAX since 1958.
#8
Farmshop
8.8
Farmshop turns breakfast into a polished, market-driven affair, with dishes built around pristine California produce and a serious in-house bakery. Locals come for shirred eggs, buttermilk biscuits, and excellent coffee before wandering the Brentwood Country Mart’s boutiques.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shirred Eggs with lamb merguez, dates & yogurt, Buttermilk Biscuit with fra’mani ham & sunny-side egg, Brioche French Toast with strawberries & mascarpone
What Makes it Special: A chef-driven breakfast with bakery-level pastries in a chic market setting.
#9
Egg Tuck
8.7
Egg Tuck is a Korean-influenced breakfast counter on Sunset where fluffy brioche egg sandos and crispy hash browns fuel a constant takeaway crowd. High-volume delivery ratings and lines out the door back up its reputation as one of 90046’s most reliable quick breakfasts.
Must-Try Dishes:
Bacon & Cheese Egg Sando, Avocado Egg Sando, Egg Tots
What Makes it Special: Korean-style egg sandwiches on toasted brioche with fast, dialed-in execution.
8.7
A longtime Westchester staple near LAX, The Coffee Company turns classic American breakfasts into hearty, diner-style plates that keep locals and travelers coming back. Expect fluffy pancakes, generous omelettes, and strong coffee served by a seasoned, fast-moving team in a perpetually buzzing dining room.
Must-Try Dishes:
Banana Pancakes, Crab Omelette, Chorizo Breakfast Burrito
What Makes it Special: High-volume neighborhood institution serving big, classic breakfasts with efficient hospitality.
#11
esme
8.6
This design-forward cafe blends California ingredients with Middle Eastern and Latin flavors in refined dishes like shakshuka and merguez sandwiches. Founded by Ivan and Gabby in their deeply personal vision from 2017, the bright space showcases thoughtful plating and a warm community atmosphere.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shakshuka, Merguez Sandwich, Barbari Bread
What Makes it Special: Husband-wife founded cafe merging Middle Eastern-Latin flavors with California seasonality
#12
Met Her At A Bar
8.6
Met Her At A Bar is a compact, high-energy brunch cafe known for crisp Belgian-style waffles, over-the-top breakfast plates, and steady lines down La Brea. Since opening in 2017, it’s become a go-to for locals who want sweet-and-savory brunch with strong coffee and a social, buzzy room.
Must-Try Dishes:
Crispy Belgian Waffle with Fried Chicken, Strawberry Nutella Waffle, Breakfast Sandwich on Brioche
What Makes it Special: Line-worthy waffles and brunch plates in a tiny, lively cafe.
#13
Perch LA
8.6
A French-inspired rooftop bistro that pairs skyline drama with approachable brasserie staples. The kitchen leans classic—steak frites, mussels, roast chicken—executed reliably at high volume, while the real draw is the terrace energy and panoramic DTLA views. Come for golden-hour cocktails and stay for a lively, view-forward dinner.
Must-Try Dishes:
Steak frites, Moules frites, Duck confit
What Makes it Special: Rooftop French bistro dining with one of DTLA’s best views.
#14
The Pan
8.6
The Pan is a busy South Torrance spot built around all-day breakfast plates, oversized pancakes, and egg dishes that lean indulgent. Locals line up on weekends for loaded hashes, sweet griddle items, and hearty scrambles in a casual, family-friendly dining room.
Must-Try Dishes:
Guava n Cream Pancakes, Loaded Bacon and Egg Hash Browns, Chorizo Breakfast Burrito
What Makes it Special: All-day, comfort-first breakfast plates with playful pancakes and big portions.
#15
Zuzu’s Petals
8.6
Family-owned brunch destination serving organic seasonal ingredients with specialty coffee. The kitchen gains inspiration from Levantine cuisine with California influences, offering dishes like lobster omelette inspired by Chef Ludo Lefebvre and seasonal pancakes that draw weekend lines wrapping around the block.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster Omelette with Boursin, Sweet Potato Pancakes, Crispy Smashed Potatoes
What Makes it Special: Hospitality-first approach with owners greeting guests by name and fresh roses on each table
#16
Casa 12
8.5
Casa 12 is an intimate Italian ristorante just off the Venice Pier, combining candlelit tables, live-music nights, and handmade pastas for a classic romantic date formula. Guests praise the lobster ravioli, slow-cooked Bolognese, and grilled octopus as much as the warmly lit room and European-feeling sidewalk seating.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lobster Ravioli, Fettuccine Verdi alla Bolognese, Grilled Octopus
What Makes it Special: Cozy Italian spot near the pier with handmade pastas and live music.
#17
Clementine
8.5
This family-run bakery-café near Century City leans as hard into seasonal salads and sandwiches as it does into lemon bars, brownies, and nostalgic cookies. Regulars treat it as an all-day spot for breakfast pastries, workday lunches, and pastry box pickups before events.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lemon bar, Butterscotch brownie, Peanut butter sandwich cookie
What Makes it Special: Scratch-made bakery case and market-driven café menu under one cozy roof.
#18
Délices du Chef
8.5
Opened in 2024, Delices Du Chef is a modern French bistro cafe where croissants, eggs Benedict, and tartines bring a Paris-leaning breakfast to Crenshaw Boulevard. Regulars treat it as a slower, glass-of-sparkling kind of morning with pastries, quiche, and cafe drinks.
Must-Try Dishes:
Eggs Benedict with French ham, Avocado Tartine on baguette, Butter Croissant with house jam
What Makes it Special: French-run bistro serving croissants, tartines, and brunch plates from morning on.
#19
Fratelli Cafe
8.5
Fratelli Cafe is a Melrose Arts District staple for all-day breakfast plates, croissant French toast, and big salads on a busy corner patio. Thousands of reviews point to consistently solid food and a neighborhood feel that works for everything from solo coffees to group brunch.
Must-Try Dishes:
Croissant French Toast, Organic Breakfast Scramble, Buttermilk Pancakes
What Makes it Special: Long-running Melrose cafe where croissant French toast and big breakfast plates headline a deep menu.
#20
Gjusta
8.5
Bakery-deli-market with a sprawling menu, counter ordering, and shaded outdoor seating. Families like the flexibility: pastries for kids, salads and sandwiches for adults, plus take-home pantry items.
Must-Try Dishes:
Smoked Fish Plate, Turkey Reuben, Rotisserie Chicken with Sides
What Makes it Special: Market-style bakery with wide, family-friendly choice and takeaway.
#21
Nina's Cafe Bar
8.5
Nina's Cafe Bar is a neighborhood brunch cafe on Atlantic where crepes, omelets, and espresso drinks lead a big breakfast menu. Locals lean on it for sit-down weekend breakfasts with plates that feel closer to brunch than diner, from Benedicts to loaded French toast.
Must-Try Dishes:
Latin Omelet, Salmon & Spinach Benedict, La Bechamel Crepe
What Makes it Special: Brunch-focused cafe with crepes, Benedicts, and espresso in a casual setting.
8.4
Proudly queer-owned and fiercely local, this Rainbow District sports bar pours 33 beers on tap while serving premium bone-in buffalo wings with multiple sauce options. The $9 happy hour food specials Monday-Friday 3-7pm and late-night 9:30pm-close make their authentic buffalo wings accessible, while the jumbotron and 360-degree TV views ensure you won't miss any game action.
Must-Try Dishes:
Buffalo Bone-In Wings, Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders, Loaded Nachos
What Makes it Special: Queer-owned with twice-daily happy hour and comprehensive vegan menu options
#23
All Time
8.4
This perpetually packed Los Feliz spot serves peak-season vegetable-forward dishes on a charming patio that feels like a backyard potluck hosted by your coolest friend. The handwritten menu changes frequently but always showcases effortless California cooking, from the famous burrata-topped focaccia to dry-aged ribeye for two.
Must-Try Dishes:
Focaccia with Burrata, Good Ass Salad, Dry-Aged Ribeye for Two
What Makes it Special: Seasonal, farmers market-driven menu with a rustic backyard dining feel
8.4
Vibes:
Business Lunch Power Players
Hidden Gems Heaven
Comfort Food Classics
Family Friendly Favorites
Family-operated Jewish deli serving Studio City since 1957 with recipes dating back to the early 1900s. Sandy and Harold Ginsburg maintain their father Art's legacy through massive sandwiches, exceptional matzo ball soup, and old-school hospitality that turns first-timers into regulars.
Must-Try Dishes:
I Want It All Chicken Soup, Pastrami on Rye, Corned Beef Sandwich
What Makes it Special: 68-year heritage with second-generation family ownership and authentic Jewish deli tradition
8.4
Venetian-inspired small plates from Chef Lior Hillel create shareable Mediterranean experiences across multiple dining spaces. Natural wines and craft cocktails complement creative dishes from lamb hummus to truffle mac, all served in a rustic-chic setting with courtyard seating.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lamb Hummus, Truffle Mac & Cheese, Glazed Pork Belly
What Makes it Special: 90-minute open bar special and innovative Mediterranean small plates perfect for sharing
8.4
Venetian-inspired small plates restaurant features tree-house-like outdoor patios with rustic Mediterranean decor throughout multiple levels. Chef Lior Hillel crafts Mediterranean tapas alongside rotating small-production wines, creating a neighborhood favorite since becoming the Kronfli Brothers' fifth LA location.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lamb Hummus, Pear and Brie Pizza, Brussels Sprouts
What Makes it Special: Multi-level outdoor patios with rustic Mediterranean charm and 90-minute open bar special
8.4
This longtime beachfront cafe attached to the Annenberg Beach House serves a trio of seafood tacos—fish, shrimp, and salmon—steps from the sand. The tacos pair crisp slaw and pico with ocean views that make a casual plate feel like a mini vacation.
Must-Try Dishes:
Fish Tacos, Shrimp Tacos, Salmon Tacos
What Makes it Special: A Santa Monica landmark where you can eat seafood tacos at tables set directly in the sand.
8.4
Breakfast by Salt’s Cure is a compact West Hollywood offshoot from chef-owner Chris Phelps focused almost entirely on oatmeal-based griddle cakes. The order-at-the-counter format keeps things moving while locals and out-of-towners work through rotating flavors and a short list of savory plates.
Must-Try Dishes:
OG Oatmeal Griddle Cakes, Banana Nut Griddle Cakes, Breakfast Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Pancake-focused spot where oatmeal griddle cakes are cooked to order and come in multiple flavors.
#29
Egg Tuck
8.4
Vibes:
Brunch Bliss Spots
Quick Bites Champions
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Instagram Worthy Wonders
Koreatown’s egg-sandwich specialist brings its soft-scrambled brioche stacks and breakfast burritos to the heart of Westwood Village. It’s a high-output, touchscreen-ordering operation geared to students and commuters who want something more interesting than a basic egg sandwich without sacrificing speed.
Must-Try Dishes:
Avo Egg, Bacon & Cheese, Original Eggcellent Burrito
What Makes it Special: Korean-influenced soft-scramble sandwiches and burritos built for grab-and-go mornings.
8.4
Hof's Hut is an old-school South Bay diner-bakery pairing patty melts, club sandwiches, and coffee-shop breakfasts with a full case of pies. Regulars lean on it for dependable American comfort food, late breakfasts, and casual dinners that feel more neighborhood than corporate.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicken Pot Pie, Patty Melt, Coconut Cream Pie
What Makes it Special: Long-running diner-bakery serving classic American plates and house pies.
#31
Kings Road Cafe
8.4
Mood is a corner cafe on 3rd Street pouring espresso drinks and turning out an all-day breakfast menu of egg dishes, sandwiches, and pastries. It walks the line between cozy neighborhood hangout and modern coffee bar, with enough heartier plates to make it a legitimate breakfast destination.
Must-Try Dishes:
Breakfast sandwich on toasted sourdough, Avocado toast with soft eggs, Granola and yogurt parfait
What Makes it Special: Modern cafe pairing serious coffee with a full breakfast-and-sandwich lineup.
#32
Lola Cafe
8.4
Lola Cafe crafts standout, globally-inspired breakfast classics with a SoCal twist, from cloudlike waffles to inventive coffee drinks, in a cheerful, welcoming space. Locals return for the signature toppings and dedication to scratch-made quality—all served in a relaxed, community-driven environment.
Must-Try Dishes:
Belgian Waffle with Berries, Ube Latte, Chilaquiles
What Makes it Special: Creative breakfast fare and specialty coffee in a vibrant setting.
Specialty coffee roaster with all-day brunch menu transforms into La Sabina Wine Bar evenings. Single-origin coffees and market-driven dishes like shakshuka and ricotta toast draw crowds to the cozy indoor-outdoor space with string lights.
Must-Try Dishes:
Shakshuka, Ricotta Toast, Lawless French Toast
What Makes it Special: Dual identity as specialty roaster by day and wine bar by night
#34
SunCafe
8.4
Upscale 100% plant-based restaurant in a converted 1920s duplex with multiple patios and full bar. Since 2009, chef Ron Russell has crafted scratch-made vegan versions of comfort classics, earning recognition as one of LA's Top 10 restaurants by OpenTable for its ambitious execution of everything from nachos to shepherd's pie.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lettuce Leaf Tacos with SunChorizo, Mac and Cheese, Belgian Waffles
What Makes it Special: Sophisticated vegan cuisine with house-made cheeses, butter, and chorizo from scratch
8.4
This upscale American breakfast spot has been serving farm-to-table brunch for over 25 years, featuring organic ingredients and California-fresh preparations. The charming patio with heat lamps and the commitment to locally-sourced produce make it a favorite among health-conscious Beverly Hills locals.
Must-Try Dishes:
Green Eggs & Ham, Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, California Omelet
What Makes it Special: Farm-to-table pioneer with 25+ years of excellence
#36
The Milky Way
8.4
A long-running kosher dairy institution revived with a broader New American comfort menu, from fish plates to pastas and polished desserts. The room feels warmly nostalgic but freshly maintained, making it a reliable neighborhood dinner choice and a classic after-movie stop on Pico.
Must-Try Dishes:
Cajun Pacific snapper, Fettuccine Alfredo with wild mushrooms, Leah's cheesecake
What Makes it Special: A historic kosher dairy café with updated New American classics.
#37
TNT Aloha Cafe
8.4
Family-owned since 2001, TNT Aloha Cafe serves all-day Hawaiian breakfasts from a modest space in the Village Center at PCH and Vista Montana. Loco moco, fried rice plates, and Spam musubi skew hearty and comforting, drawing loyal regulars for island-style mornings.
Must-Try Dishes:
Loco Moco with hamburger patty and egg, Aloha Royal breakfast scramble, Spam Musubi
What Makes it Special: All-day Hawaiian breakfast plates like loco moco and fried rice in a casual, family-run setting.
8.4
Vibes:
Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance
Comfort Food Classics
Quick Bites Champions
Group Dining Gatherings
World Famous Grill is a busy halal Mediterranean counter spot on Florence Avenue known for shawarma, kabob plates, and build-your-own wraps alongside burgers and fries. Locals treat it as an all-purpose comfort stop where you can grab hefty plates, garlic-drenched fries, and sweets late into the evening in a casual strip-mall setting.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chicken shawarma fries, Beef kabob combo plate, Chicken shawarma bowl
What Makes it Special: Halal Mediterranean grill where shawarma, kabobs, and burgers share the menu.
#39
Calic Bagel
8.3
LA-style bagels using the Asian Tangzhong technique create an unusually fluffy, soft interior with a thin blistered crust designed for ripping and dipping. Founded by husband-and-wife team Alex and Sun Sohn in 2023 after their garlic bread kits went viral during COVID, they've built a following for stuffed bagels filled with creative cream cheeses and Korean-inspired schmears like Jeju tangerine and gochujang butter.
Must-Try Dishes:
Signature Calic (Garlic Stuffed Bagel), LA Lox Sandwich, Habanero Calic
What Makes it Special: Asian-inspired baking technique creates distinctly fluffy bagels unlike traditional New York style
#40
Eat This Cafe
8.3
Theater Row mainstay since 2012 serving artisanal brunch with bottomless mimosas and house-made potato chips. Fresh-baked bread delivered daily elevates sandwiches and breakfast plates in a welcoming, buzzy atmosphere that draws the Hollywood production crowd.
Must-Try Dishes:
Blueberry Pistachio Waffles, Breakfast Club Sandwich, Avocado Toast with House Chips
What Makes it Special: Bottomless mimosas pair with artisanal breakfast in a theater district hub
8.3
Family-owned breakfast and lunch diner serving Studio City since 1972, known for homestyle American classics with generous portions. The spiral breakfast potatoes and fluffy buttermilk pancakes have earned a devoted local following, while the warm service makes every guest feel at home.
Must-Try Dishes:
Spiral Breakfast Potatoes, Buttermilk Pancakes, Cheeseburger
What Makes it Special: Over 50 years serving neighborhood families with genuine warmth
#42
JiST Cafe
8.3
Third-generation Little Tokyo cafe blending Japanese-American breakfast traditions with inventive dishes like chashu hash using a 70-year-old family marinade recipe. The crème brûlée French toast soaks for 24 hours before hitting the griddle.
Must-Try Dishes:
Chashu Hash, Lucky Ducky Scallion Pancake, Crème Brûlée French Toast
What Makes it Special: Family recipes dating back to 1920s Little Tokyo
#43
Jon & Vinny’s
8.3
A high-energy Italian-American diner that pulls serious crowds for breakfast, anchored by fluffy pancakes and craveable egg dishes. It’s louder and more scene-y than a classic café, but the cooking stays consistently strong at scale.
Must-Try Dishes:
Pancakes with berries and maple butter, Breakfast Pizza, Spicy breakfast sandwich
What Makes it Special: Destination-level breakfast from one of LA’s most popular local groups.
#44
Lady Byrd Cafe
8.3
Whimsical farm-to-table cafe featuring private greenhouse dining pods surrounded by ivy and bougainvillea. All-day breakfast menu emphasizes New American dishes with Spanish influences like frittatas and Monte Cristo sandwiches. Open daily 9am-8:30pm in a quiet residential setting.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lemon Ricotta Pancakes, Spanish Frittata, Monte Cristo Sandwich
What Makes it Special: Personal greenhouse pods create fairytale garden atmosphere unlike anywhere else
8.3
This family-run Guatemalan eatery is beloved for its hearty desayunos chapines and comforting classics rarely found elsewhere in LA. Locals return for friendly hospitality, homemade tamales, and morning plantain plates with a side of rich atol. Its no-frills ambiance and authentic fare make it a neighborhood favorite.
Must-Try Dishes:
Desayuno Chapin, Guatemalan Tamal, Plantains with Cream
What Makes it Special: True Guatemalan brunch featuring homemade tamales and atol.
8.3
This modern Thai café blends street food authenticity with local, farmers market ingredients and Intelligentsia coffee. The kai-kata breakfast set with its tangy ground chicken, sweet sausage, and runny eggs has become a cult favorite, while dinner dishes like crispy pork belly green curry and moo ping skewers showcase chef's childhood memories translated into refined preparations.
Must-Try Dishes:
Kai-Kata Breakfast Set, Green Curry with Crispy Pork Belly, Moo Ping Grilled Pork Skewers
What Makes it Special: All-day Thai breakfast menu paired with specialty coffee and natural wines
8.3
Modern European cafe specializing in hand-crafted specialty coffee and fresh seasonal breakfast since 2019. Features charcoal lattes, single-origin espressos, and house-made syrups in an earthy-chic atmosphere with weekend jazz guitarist.
Must-Try Dishes:
Avocado Toast with Goat Cheese, French Toast with Mixed Berries, Lorraine Quiche
What Makes it Special: Tree-lined Lake & Green intersection location with all house-made syrups and sustainable practices
8.3
European deli and market serving innovative breakfast since 2000, known for house-smoked salmon and savory pancakes. This family-owned spot doubles as a Scandinavian, Dutch, and German import market with extensive cheese and charcuterie selections, creating a unique neighborhood cafe that serves breakfast and sandwiches alongside hard-to-find European specialty foods.
Must-Try Dishes:
Savory Salmon Pancake, House-Smoked Salmon, Green Eggs n' Ham
What Makes it Special: House-smoked salmon and European market with 24+ years of neighborhood service
8.3
Sipp is a women-owned café on Westwood Boulevard that leans into composed breakfast plates and toasts as much as its coffee program. Inside, blond wood, soft lighting, and laptop-friendly seating make it a natural morning workspace with a menu that runs from lox toast and veggie omelettes to saffron lattes and pastries.
Must-Try Dishes:
Lox Toast, Avocado Toast, Saffron Latte
What Makes it Special: Women-owned coffee bar pairing saffron lattes with composed breakfast toasts and pastries.
#50
Sweet Maple
8.3
Home to the world-famous Millionaire's Bacon, this breakfast powerhouse elevates American morning classics with Asian flourishes. Thick-cut bacon caramelized with brown sugar and spicy pepper has achieved legendary status among brunch enthusiasts.
Must-Try Dishes:
Millionaire's Bacon, Blueberry Pancakes, Breakfast Burrito
What Makes it Special: Millionaire's Bacon put them on the global food map