Exactly what you want in a diner, even an upscale version. Cheese at Alchemist Coffee Project 'Great coffee shop, just a short walk from the California Market. The front-of-the-house crew stayed on top of the morning rush and kudos to the kitchen for getting orders out quickly.
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Yet, the restaurant’s come up with an excellent work-around, where guests call up a QR code and order online. TikTok video from AlchemistCoffeeProject (alchemistcoffeeproject): 'coffee making in action. Like seemingly every restaurant in America these days, the waitstaff might be stretched a bit thin at the H Cafe. Next time, I’ll definitely try the spicy wing flight because the name of the dish is just so clever. More in the lunch mood? They’ve got burgers and a BLT that takes a burrata turn. Though the Nutella and banana version was also excellent. The French toast sampler was another winning dish, especially the bacon-stuffed brioche. This is your place for specialty coffee in Koreatown, each. That feat was accomplished because the kitchen used boneless thighs instead of breast meat, which is often dry and bland. Adress: 698 S Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90005, USA phone: (213) 388-8767 Specialties. I tried the Chorizo Hash, which was a great portion size and tasty. Great location, parking was easy at the Schoolhouse Parking Lot (free 1.5 hours), and food was pretty good. Decor was nice, but it didnt strike me as anything unique. I got my fix as an add-on to the satisfying chilaquiles, the layer of saucy fried tortillas providing a fantastic nesting place for the nicely fried egg and surprisingly tender fried chicken. Alchemist Coffee Project is a spacious coffeeshop with ample room for studying and chatting. On weekends, expect big crowds looking for a comfort food fix.īecause everybody’s doing Nashville hot fried chicken these days, crispy poultry is a best seller here. We waited for a table on a Monday morning. Cute little cafe by Alchemist Coffee Project The coffee, matcha lattes and food were all on point.
This chill spot at the H Hotel is open only for brunch, a brilliant plan in a neighborhood clearly hungry for diner-type fare. Brunch at H Cafe in L.A.'s Koreatown was excellent, but be prepared to wait for a table.
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