The Larder at Burton Way

3 night stopover in Beverly Hills, loved this place so much we had breakfast/​Brunch here everyday! Sorry no photos was too hungry to wait. Staff are friendly and great space. Had the Rueben, scrambled eggs all fantastic, but fave was the Breakfast toast, which was Avocado, prosciutto, green Harissa and 2 perfectly poached eggs on Sourdough. Amazing.

The best herb-​roasted chicken I’ve ever had! And the burger is a big winner as well! I love the rosemary fries…
The Larder at Burton Way is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Delicious pastries, coffees and desserts also add to the charm of this neighborhood gem. The staff is always friendly and helpful and I will definitely be going back!

As this place is downstairs from my apartment, I’ve passed it in the night wondering what is confined within its walls. Everyone working here was as enthusiastic as I was for my first visit! I enjoyed the brisket hash I ordered thoroughly and my friend loved her white bean soup and vegan Cobb salad. I’m quite in love and plan to return almost daily until I’ve tried everything on this amazingly yummy menu

I wish I could give this place more stars, but even for a gourmet-​y place, it is really overpriced for the food. The yogurt and granola bowl was not that good, and I got the cold pressed matcha that was waaaaay overpriced for a small tumbler of tea. Otherwise, it has big windows and a nice ambience for sitting and working, or having a casual meal with someone else.

I’m sitting here enjoying a fantastic glass of wine and writing. It’s a really nice break from the typical coffee shop work flow and to relax and decompress while still working. The food is great, the wine list is wonderful (I love places that actually get creative with their wines rather than the typical names you routinely see and all the same restaurants), and the ambiance is cozy! I will be back and bring friends and recommend to anyone!

My cousin and I went here for brunch. It’s a cute little quick-​service café on the corner with a small little gift/​food shop. You put in your order up front and they bring it to the table. They then check in with you a few times while sitting there. The employees were all quite helpful & nice. We split the smoked fish plate, the Marcia sandwich (chicken & pesto), a flour-​less brownie and a pumpkin latte. All the food was delicious. The only thing I could complain about was the sandwich had a lil bit too much pesto sauce for my taste. Overall, I’ll be definitely be back the next time I’m in the area.

I really like this place. It’s not amazing. But it’s very good for a quick casual bite. I have been a few times for breakfast and lunch. The breakfast is better. They have an egg sandwich on a croissant which I love. They also do pretty good juevos rancheros. Their pastries are nice, I really like the cream cheese danish. For lunch I like the plate which you can choose protein and sides. The brocolini is my favorite, and I think they can improve the chicken. It is not very tender and does not have much flavor. They sell juice from juice served here in bottles at the fridge which I like. The outside and inside of the building is beautiful. Very modern and clean. The staff is nice. You order and pay at the counter when you walk in, and they bring the food to you when it’s ready. Easy parking, there is a big lot in the building.

Honestly. This place is amazing!
I’ve gone a few times now and each time I’m just so impressed with the quality and taste of the food. I highly recommend the BBQ Brisket sandwich. Tender brisket topped with BBQ sauce and coleslaw served on a toasted ciabatta bun. It is served with sweet potato chips, but I’d suggest the french fries. I don’t know how they are prepared, but they are the wonderful.
For drinks, I’ve had both the Arnold Palmer and their Ice Coffee, both are refreshing and flavorful. The service is always on point and the atmosphere is perfect for a lunch with colleagues or a casual first date.
Parking is conveniently located below the building (Trader Joe’s). Make sure you get your ticket validated.
I highly recommend.

This place is so cute and quaint. Although it’s really expensive, it’s really good. I had the Breakfast Toast which was delicious. Whatever the avocado was mixed with was incredible. Also, I substituted the prosciutto with salmon which overpowered the entire toast so for my second half I took off the poached egg and salmon, ate it separately, and then dived into the avocado toast.
I also got a cold matcha green tea which was good but extremely overpriced. Although I love it, I wouldn’t pay the $ ⁷⁄₈ for it.
I’m not sure about parking because I walked there but I believe there is street parking.

Wow this place is delicious! I was craving a pastry and noticed this place was close by. I ordered the monkey bread and asked them to warm it up, so good! Their coffee is also quality. And the ambience is really nice and kinda fancy.
They also serve beer and wine :) I will come back for an actual meal soon, the place smells amazing and I’m really dying to try their brisket!

Honestly, I wasn’t impressed at all with the food here. I’ve been a couple of times now, just to try different things. It’s a stylish eatery, very clean and modern rustic, but the food just isn’t up to par. I’ve had the eggs benedict, the lemon ricotta pancakes, and the brisket hash. My favorite of the three was the benedict, but only because I feel it was the least bland of the three.
The service is great, and it’d be the only reason I’d come back. Very attentive and friendly. They made the coffee I ordered incorrectly and when they brought me another, they created a little piggie in the foam.
It should be noted that this establishment charges a 3% Healthy LA Fee on all purchases. No one will tell you about it, but it’s printed at the bottom of the menu. Do your research about that fee. I personally don’t think it’s fair that the owners charge the patrons for something they should cover.

The Larder is good, but not great. It’s trying to be more than they are accomplishing, unfortunately.
What I Ordered:
Two eggs any style with with toast and fried potatoes (added bacon for $ 2.95)
Challah french toast with vermont maple syrup (added berries for 3.95)
1 Blueberry muffin
1) Atmosphere: B–
Nice, and I really enjoy the patio. It’s quick-​service, so you wait in line to order and then food gets brought to you. I’m a big fan of anywhere that has a patio, so I’m definitely stoked they have outdoor seating here.
2) Cleanliness: A
Great. No issues.
3) Service: C+
Water is brought to you almost as soon as you sit down after you order, which is definitely good service. I haven’t had any issues here with food time, except for a blueberry muffin which I thought was a little strange. My two egg hot breakfast was delivered to me faster than the blueberry muffin. How? Why? If you want to warm the muffin up I get it, but I still don’t understand how that takes longer than my main breakfast plate. Plus the guy who then delivered the muffin late, didn’t even say a quick «thanks for waiting», or «I appreciate your patience!». They are not overly-​friendly here. I saw one smile maybe, but nothing that made me feel actually welcome.
4) Food: C+
Now, I ate here once before this last time, and the food was better the first time. I was a huge fan of their bacon — it’s a thick cut which is delicious, but this time I was there the bacon really wasn’t super tasty. I think they cooked at too high of a temperature and didn’t give the fat enough time to cook off. I mean, if I’m paying $ 3 extra for bacon (something that really should be already included in a freaking breakfast dish) then I expect it to be done flawlessly. Oh, and $ 4 extra to add a few berries to french toast? Seriously? Also, the first time I ate here the fried potatoes were delicious, and this time they were a bit undercooked. It was really disappointing. Undercooked potato is a huge pet peeve of mine, honestly. Due to both of my experiences here being quite different from one another, I am still willing to give The Larder another chance, but it is definitely not sitting well with me right now.
5) Creativity: C
They’re definitely trying to be different from a regular breakfast/​café joint, but I’m struggling to believe in it. It’s a bit overpriced for what it is, plus bacon and/​or berries cost a pretty penny to add to your dish which I find a bit ridiculous.

I love it when I find a place with really friendly people in LA :)
The mocha is great too!

One word: croissant
This restaurant has a French country/​farmers market feel. If you prefer «made from scratch» then you are in the right place.
The food here is great. I recommend a warm croissant with jam and the soft scrambled eggs.
I have tried all the vegetarian items on the menu and when torn between breakfast and lunch I always find myself ordering at least 3 items from the breakfast menu.
Since dogs are allowed at any restaurant with outdoor seating in CA, my best friend and I love to come here and sit outside with our pups and people watch.
The servers and baristas are always attentive and polite.
Menu items may seem pricey but remember you are paying for quality.
PS: Juice Served Here, is also served here.
Xo-​S

4.5 stars. Based on the reviews, I didn’t expect much from this place but I was actually pleasantly surprised. I came here last week for Saturday brunch and the place was about 50% full.
True, the traffic and navigation around this area is tricky (I ended up making an illegal U-​turn as it was so confusing) but aside from that, everything went smoothly.
You park downstairs and the validate for an hour. There is outdoor seating so you can bring dogs.
I had the soft scrambled eggs with fontina, which was good and just the right size (none of the gigantic breakfasts that make you feel like you’re going to explode). The coffee was also quite good.
I would definitely come back for breakfast and snacks whenever in the area.

Okay, first let me say I’m a huge fan of AOC and Lucques. So I expected much more from Suzanne Goins than this little café. I had the Sunday night special — Roast beef, heirloom carrots, mashed potatoes and Yorkshire Pudding — starting with an apple, fig salad. Sounds great, right? Well…
The salad came looking beautiful but tasteless — I’ve never tasted apples that tasted like… well nothing! Figs were roasted — they were the most interesting part of the salad (3 halfs of a fig).
The entrée was four slices of eye of the round, also tasteless, but more than that, gristly, fatty and extremely chewy. I should have taken a picture to post but was actually dumbfounded at how bad this meal was. The carrots and potatoes were great, I will say. The Yorkshire Pudding? Well, suffice it to say, it was like no other Yorkshire Pudding I’ve had — and I’ve had a lot — it was more like a biscuit. Didn’t soak up the gravy like a good Yorkshire should.
I left most of the meat cut up on my plate so when the waitress came to see how everything was, I pointed to the plate and said so so — in fact, not good at all. She apologized saying she had asked for the leanest slices for me (as I had asked her to do) but that was it. She cleared the plate. We ordered coffee and split dessert of chocolate cake but that too was bland. I kept thinking, I’m wasting my calories on this? I was doing so well today eating healthy so I could eat what I wanted tonight. I would have preferred a Sweet Rose Creamery scoop of ice cream, me thinks. I will say the danish and breakfast pastries and cookies looked good so maybe it’s better for breakfast than dinner.
Also you only get an hour garage validation and then it’s $ 2.00 every 15 minutes? Guess no one should linger over their meal here.
I won’t be going back — I prefer Joan’s on Third for marketstyle food. But I so expected this to be a «go to» place for me — it was a «go away» place instead. And I left 40 bucks on the table for a meal that was so unsatisfactory that I may have to go home and cook something up to fill the void. Suzanne — please check what’s going on here. You don’t need a stain on your stellar reputation.
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The staff and food exceeded my expectations. They are very welcoming and thoughtful. I wanted to order take out, but I realized that my wallet was in my car. I mentioned that I would order after grabbing my wallet, but the cashier insisted on taking my order before paying. He said my food would be ready by the time I returned. This thoughtful gesture of trust was appreciated. I ordered curry cauliflower and monkey bread. Both were warm and delicious.
From the moment I walked in, I felt appreciated as a customer. A waiter opened the door, a second waiter handed me a a paper menu after noticing that I was looking up at the chalk menu. The cashier recommended vegetarian options and took the time to show me samples of the veggies.
Excellent service and tasty choices. I’ll be back :) I plan to eat here again after Lent is over so that I can try their Lamb dish.

I was a little underwhelmed by this place. Not only is traffic around here confusing and horrible, once you park in the basement under Trader Joe’s, it’s hard to find the restaurant! In any case, I came here to check out the Happy Hour, but ended up getting the DineLA menu.
1. Larder Plate (charcuterie): Pretty standard. Two small wedges of cheese, two meats, some bread. Not bad, but also nothing outstanding.
2. Yukon potato soup: It was decent, but I didn’t feel that there were any unique flavors in the soup. Slightly salty.
3. Mac and cheese: I liked this dish! A little on the oily side, but I liked the light flavors of this dish. I’m not a huge fan of mac and cheese, but this one was good for me.
4. Devil’s chicken: Decent! A little too much mustard perhaps? It’s hard to have the whole thing, but my friend loved it.
5. Salmon with winter squash and rapini: I really enjoyed this dish!
6. Coffee bread pudding: I actually thought this was good. However, there was only one dessert choice on the DineLA menu, so we ended up with 3 of these — too much of a good thing. It has good texture, and is not overly sweet. Pieces of chocolate was on top.
They validate for parking downstairs.

The food is excellent here for a quick counter service (to order) eatery that has friendly table service delivery (they bring your food to your table and will also wrap up your leftovers to go too).
I had a Turkey Club sandwich (grilled sourdough bread, turkey breast, bacon, tomatoes, lettuce (no avocado, I opted out of that) and fresh squeezed orange juice.
Parking is fairly easy, if you know how to find it and have good karma, there’s local neighborhood street parking with time limits.

This is one of the pricier joints you’ll find in LA, but the food and vibe live up to the price. Yes, it’s a little hipster, and a little pretentious, but you’d be hard-​pressed to find otherwise in this part of LA.
Their menu is very extensive, with a little something to please every palate. They have everything from breakfast sandwiches and burgers, to pull-​apart monkey bread and some of the most decadent cookies you will ever find; their Nutter Butter and Chewy Chocolate Chip cookies are particularly popular, and for good reason. They even have alcohol on the board, in case you’re hankering for some libations with your meal.
Everything here is amazing, but one of my favorites have to be the Niman Ranch burger, which is a gorgeously thick and perfectly cooked beef burger patty in a fluffy, golden brioche bun. If that doesn’t sound like your thing, then I highly recommend one of their breakfast sandwiches with egg, gruyère cheese, and pesto wedged in between a warm and crispy croissant.
Don’t feel like dining in? Fine! They also have a fully stocked larder, (hence the name), brimming with excellent cheeses, fresh baked breads, cured meats, and other staples. And in their refrigerated section, you will find several packaged drinks, parfaits, pre-​made meals, and even some macarons to satisfy that spoiled sweet tooth.
The atmosphere is absolutely lovely, with a mixture of locals and newbies, alike. My only pet peeve about this place is how difficult, and perhaps dangerous it is to find parking. The restaurant itself is situated amidst a section of one-​way streets, weirdly-​placed crosswalks, and No Parking zones near a well-​to-​do neighborhood. I, myself, ended up doing some ‘Fast & The Furious’ maneuvers trying to find a spot, so be forewarned. Aside from that and the price, I have no qualms about this place, at all.