This is a nice neighborhood spot for getting some work done. Plenty of seats and the wifi is solid. The baristas are friendly. I had the green pineapple iced tea&mdash;it was refreshing and not overly sweet, which I liked. A good, quiet place to focus.

The specialty donuts are definitely a splurge, but you get what you pay for. They&#39;re huge, and the flavors are really creative. The classic glazed ones are a safe bet too.

The eggs benedict was a bit overcooked this time, which was a shame. I usually enjoy the food here. The space itself is really nice though, lots of natural light and comfy seating.

The chicken feet were great, but the real standout was the space itself. It&rsquo;s got a really cool, modern vibe that makes it feel different from other dim sum spots.

Stopped by for breakfast. The burrito was packed with mushrooms, really hit the spot. Avocado toast looked good on other tables. Solid spot for a quick bite.

The grilled half chicken was so juicy and tender, honestly the best I&#39;ve had in a while. The portion was huge, I had to take half home! The live music on Saturday night was just the right volume, not too loud. Really made for a nice, relaxed evening.

Tried the Dine LA menu for a quick lunch. The bouillabaisse was interesting, different flavor. Mushroom pizza was huge, definitely filling. Good for a fast, solid bite.

The atmosphere at Rockefeller is perfect for social gatherings. The vibe is effortlessly cool, and the service is flawless. I highly recommend the brisket tacos&mdash;they&#39;re tender and full of flavor!

I love the cozy courtyard dining area filled with plants. The French-themed food is tasty, and the happy hour pricing is a great deal!

Service was on point. They even refilled my big water bottle without me asking. Got my food in like 10 minutes. Place is super clean. Staff knew the menu well and gave solid suggestions.

The staff was so nice to us. We got there a little late for the lunch special, but they still gave us that price. Really appreciated that. Made for a relaxed, easy meal.

The avocado toast was really good, but for $18 I expected a bit more. It&#39;s a decent portion, but not huge. Still, a nice brunch spot.

Nice spot on Washington Ave. The street parking was a plus. Had the classic breakfast - eggs were cooked just right, bacon crispy. Coffee was decent. It&rsquo;s a reliable spot for a weekday morning.

Came by for a burger. Got the orange creamsicle float with it. The shake was really good, whipped cream on top was a nice touch. Float went well with the burger, not too sweet. Just a solid combo.

The juices and smoothies here are my go-to in LA. They have unique combinations, like the ginger-turmeric blend with a kick. The quality of the produce is always top-notch.

Solid spot for a quick bite. Mostly takeout, only a couple tables. Got the Italian grinder with Boar&#39;s Head meat. Came out fast, really hit the spot for lunch.

The menu at Zinqu&eacute; is impressive, featuring a variety of healthy options that are perfect for a late-night drink or a casual date.

The back patio is a solid choice. We were seated immediately, which was a plus on a busy night. The retractable awning was useful when the sun came out. Good option if you want to skip the main dining room wait.

That breakfast chorizo burrito was the real deal. The chorizo had a nice smoky kick, and the scrambled eggs were still creamy. The tortilla held everything together without getting soggy. Really hit the spot.

Just a heads up, they only take cash. There&#39;s an ATM inside, but it charged me a fee. Good thing I had my friends to spot me until I got cash out!

The new manager made the place feel so much cozier. I stopped by for a latte and just wanted to stay all afternoon. The lighting is perfect now.

The corned beef and cabbage here is spot on. Tender, savory, with the cabbage cooked just right so it&#39;s not mushy. Paired it with a perfect pint of Guinness. Exactly what I was craving.

Parking was easy, and the wait wasn&#39;t bad even on a busy Friday night. I got the steak frites, and the portion was huge. Honestly, I took half of it home for lunch the next day.

The glazed donuts are best when they&#39;re hot. I stopped by in the morning and got to watch them being made on the conveyor belt&mdash;that was pretty cool.

The country fried steak was spot on, and the portion was huge. Potatoes with peppers and onions were a solid side. It&#39;s classic comfort food done right.

Busy on weekends for sure. Got there at 5:30 and got a table right away. By 6:15 the line was out the door. They move people through fast though.

The bacon cheeseburger special was okay. Patty was a bit thin for my liking, but it&#39;s a decent size overall. Fries were cooked perfectly, just needed a little salt or something.

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