Perfect hangover date spot on the west side. Huck slam x blueberry pancakes did the trick.

This place is fantastic! They serve the best bread, coffee, sandwiches, and food overall. The service is excellent.

Super cute cafe, the aesthetic and service are really nice. I also enjoyed the flavors of the food, but knocking one star due to the portion size you get based on the price you pay. The beet and carrot juice was $6, and it was smaller than a small glass. The huevos rancheros were $20, but you only get two tortillas with two eggs. Idk but the I felt the portions were really small for the price. Overall nice though, you can expect to spend $50 for two people for breakfast, which is quite a bit for a cafe imo.

Super good! We came bc I heard Phil had been there before? I'd say the highlights were 1- the Coffee Cake, 2- the gf pumpkin muffin, 3- the breakfast burrito. Idk what was in the burrito exactly, but it has a lot of flavor packed in. I wanna say there's a salsa that comes inside that's pretty overpowering. That's my only critique, because it kind of dominated the other flavors. But thats ok it was still good. The chips were great as well. My favorite was definitely the coffee cake. I would love to try more pastries and bakery items in the future, maybe some pancakes. When we got there we were looking for a table big enough for 6. Before we could figure it out, a server spotted us and said he'd take care of it for us. In a few mins we had a nice set up ready to go. Glad he took initiative to help us out! We came on a Sunday at 12 and there wasn't really a wait! Not bad at all for an LA brunch spot.

Let me just get this part out of the way: This place is expensive. OK, that said, let's chat. I came here for breakfast and ended up getting a vegetable grain bowl with eggs. My dining companion had assorted bakery products including a biscuit that was very well-made and tasty. For an order up place, the service was very good and they were attentive regarding coffee refills. The ambience itself is nothing to write home about - standard "order up breakfast/lunch/brunch place" setting. The food was solid, the coffee good, the staff nice, but I'm not sure it was worth the price. I personally just don't see it. That said, if you have the money go for it. If you're watching your dollars, I think there are places that give you more bang for the book. Don't get me wrong, the food was delicious, I'm just not convinced it was worth it.

I've know about Huckleberry since I lived on the Westside, and it remains a solid breakfast, brunch, or lunch spot. During peak hours, it can be a bit of a scene, with long lines and a bustling seating area. However, they do offer both indoor and outdoor seating, and usually I do not have a problem getting a seat if I'm visiting solo. The service is efficient if somewhat impersonal; you order at the counter and then they bring your food to the table. However, with their mix of excellent baked goods and menu items such as their pancakes and fried egg sandwich, I always leave satisfied.