Indulge in delicious brunch favorites and bottomless mimosas in the heart of Hollywood
Eat This Café offers a vibrant brunch experience right in Hollywood. With a diverse menu filled with American classics like Crab Cake Benedict, Grand Marnier French toast, and flavorful burritos, this cozy café is well-loved by locals and visitors alike. Guests rave about the attentive service and the inviting atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for leisurely brunches or quick lunches. Enjoy bottomless mimosas while savoring freshly prepared dishes that are both delicious and thoughtfully priced. Come and discover why it’s a must-visit culinary gem in Los Angeles!
6547 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038, USA
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Enjoy signature dishes like Crab Cake Benedict, Grand Marnier French Toast, and Chilaquiles, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Sip on unlimited mimosas with a perfect mix of juice and bubbles, ideal for weekend brunch celebrations.
Savor lunch favorites such as Cilantro Fire Shrimp Burrito and Avocado Toast, available daily for a quick, tasty meal.
Try unique beverages like the BBL (iced coffee with brown sugar, banana syrup, and cinnamon) for a refreshing twist.
Experience efficient service in a cozy indoor setting, with tables turning quickly for a seamless visit.
Overall rating
Raven A
We came for the bottomless mimosas, but the French toast was the star of the show!! 10/10 recommend. It was freshly cooked and I loved the orange flavors. I also enjoyed the crispy potatoes. Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy on the inside. Even the ketchup was good lol! I liked the vibe in here. The service was good and I enjoyed the music. Great brunch spot. It is a bit small in here so the tables were pretty close, but it wasn’t uncomfortable.
Jamaal Washburn
Amazing choice for brunch convenient to Hollywood. Came across this place while staying at the W Hollywood. I wanted a place with bottomless mimosas to save money and not be overcharged for staple breakfast items at the hotel restaurant. I assumed the trade off would be food quality but I was completely wrong. Th Grand Marnier French toast was Top 3, not 3. Probably the best french toast I’ve ever had. The orange flavor was infused into the toast and not overpowering, but the perfect compliment. The turkey sausage was a little dry but I chose that as a healthier alternative to bacon, so I won’t be overcritical. The bottomless mimosas were straight to the point and a good mix of juice and bubbles. Ideal spot for good eats without the luxury tax you would expect from Los Angeles. 10/10!!
Zan Lee
Stopped in for the first time as a party of two for brunch on Friday and we both had a really nice meal. It’s a quick and casual little brunch and lunch spot that was even better than we were expecting. Our server was very polite and everything that we ordered came out pretty fast. They do have a good size menu with a lot of good options on it, there was more than I expected there to be. Inside is not very large, there aren’t many tables, but service is fast so I’m sure the tables turn quickly. I did not see any outside seating, it was all indoor. There is not a dedicated parking lot, street parking only. We found metered parking on the same block of the restaurant otherwise parking may be a bit tricky. I started off a BBL, which is an iced coffee with brown sugar, banana syrup, and cinnamon. It was honestly really good and I would go back in there just for that alone. For my breakfast, I chose the Crab Cake Benedict and added avocado and really enjoyed it. The crabcakes were almost crispy and they had a lot of flavor to them which I really enjoyed. My eggs were cooked exactly as I ordered them and overall, I thought it was a really nice meal. It is a bit more expensive than I expected it to be, we did start with a pair of the Corn Ribs, which were a nice start but everything was just a little bit pricey. It was almost $90 for a party of two, but I do think it is worth it if you’re in the area and stop in on occasion.
Richard Langford
Visting LA with family for the first time and staying nearby Eat This Cafe. Been in twice on consecutive days as the food is so awesome. The team in there are warm, friendly and very personable. We can highly recommend anything off this menu (but highly recommend the smashed potato side). Food is fresh, tasty and well priced. Best brunch in the area! Will try and visit again one day.
Sophie
This is a nice brunch/lunch place in LA. Food was good. Service was nice and attentive in the beginning, but got really slow near the end. Maybe they got busy or it was near closing time so they had to clean up. Our server didn't use any note taking device, so they forgot certain requests when the order got more complicated. * Cilantro Fire Shrimp Burrito 4.5/5 - The burrito was good. The shrimp was well seasoned with a small spicy kick. Some items was asked to be added on the side but not all was included. * Chilaquiles 5/5 - I really liked this. It came with chips, Spanish rice, and fried eggs. You can add pulled pork for $5 extra. The sauce was good, creamy and slightly spicy. * Dubai Chocolate Waffles 5/5 - Their twist on the Dubai chocolate. It came with waffles and strawberries drizzled with pistachio cream and chocolate sauce, sprinkled with crunchy filo pastry. It was pretty good! * Avocado Toast 3.5/5 - Kinda simple, avocado slices on top of sourdough toast, nothing exciting. They did hook us up with a lot of avocado, though. You can add eggs for $3.
