Tiny Brazilian steakhouse shines with cozy atmosphere and family-run charm. Guests enjoy waffle cheese bread, a fresh, tasty side. Bring your own drinks and catch games on the big screen for a fun, casual night.
Waffle cheese bread comes fresh and takes 5-10 minutes to prepare. It stands out as a delicious and popular side, often paired with dishes like beef stroganoff.
"The Steakhouse meats were so tender and full of flavor."
"The Brazilian BBQ here is delicious and high quality for the price."
"The bread here is perfectly seasoned and very flavorful."
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Parking costs $1 for 90 minutes in the building, and you need to validate your ticket.
As of June 16, 2025, the restaurant does not have a liquor license, so guests need to bring their own alcohol.
They allowed me to bring my own wine without a corkage fee.
Bright, spacious sandwich shop offers moist fresh bread with a perfect crunch. Calm, comfortable atmosphere suits both quick meals and long talks. Self kiosk ordering adds convenience to the pleasant, welcoming vibe.
Bread comes moist and fresh with a just right hardness that holds up well in sandwiches. The crunchy ciabatta pairs perfectly with fillings, making combos like the soup and bread brunch satisfying.
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They offer free parking validation in the parking lot next to T Mobile.
Most items at Wiches on Wilshire range between $10 to $20, making it affordable.
Be prepared for a crowd, as this place is popular.
Black-and-white style and a cute bear create a trendy, clean space. Salt breads shine with rich, buttery texture and unique flavors like truffle and matcha. Staff ease waits with branded fans and umbrellas, making the experience smooth and pleasant.
Salt bread features a rich and buttery texture with a fresh, delicate crumb. Varieties like truffle, matcha, pistachio, sesame, and corn offer unique flavors, often enhanced by a sweet and savory sea salt topping and a creamy bread cream.
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Expect long lines starting an hour before opening on busy days.
Parking is tough here since spots are always full.
There is a limit of 4 salt breads per person.
Modern interior with large glass windows creates a cozy yet busy vibe. Soft milk bread shines in dishes like rosemary pork katsu sando and Strawberry Sando. Valet parking is available but limited, and noise from kitchen staff adds to the fast food feel.
Soft milk bread features in several dishes, including the rosemary pork katsu sando and the Strawberry Sando. The bread pairs well with berry katsu sauce and fresh strawberries, offering a light and satisfying texture.
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Valet parking is available for $5, with limited street parking nearby.
Katsu Bar offers a weekday special meal for only $10.
No cash is accepted; only card payments are allowed.
Cozy bakery offers soft breads like cornbread and cream cheese bread with a sweet kick. Classic treats such as sprinkle cookies and cream puffs keep the charm alive. Clean, inviting space suits older customers seeking a nostalgic feel.
Soft breads melt in the mouth with fillings explained patiently. Fresh baked options include cornbread, milk bread, and cream cheese bread with just enough sugar on top for a kick.
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Parking at the location can be challenging to find.
There is enough parking available on site.
The bakery offers a variety of tasty baked goods.
Cozy cafe offers French countryside charm with rustic vintage decor and soft Baroque music. Freshly baked breads use a 48-hour cold fermentation for delicate flavors. Enjoy refined tastes alongside artistic touches in a calm, tea salon-like setting.
Breads here undergo a 48-hour cold fermentation process. They bake their own bread fresh daily, pairing it well with coffee and treats like macarons and millet powder.
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Free parking is available in the front and back of the cafe.
The entrance of the parking lot is narrow and not easy to enter.
The menu showcases a variety of options, from breakfast favorites to unique dishes.
Cozy spot with nostalgic feel and soft pop music. Known for authentic Korean breads like soboro and mammoth, often sampled by the friendly elderly barista. Pastries are flavorful and priced well, though packaged breads and cake breads are less impressive.
Traditional breads like ์๋ณด๋ก and ๋ง๋ชจ์ค taste very authentic. The elderly barista sometimes offers sample breads. Packaged breads are average, and bread in cakes is soggy and mushy.
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The bakery offers a wide selection of Korean pastries and breads.
Prices at the bakery are generally considered reasonable.
The bakery maintains a clean and organized environment.
Small space buzzes with loud chatter and kitchen sounds, creating a lively cafe vibe. Taiwanese-style decor adds charm while seating stays tight but practical. Bread feels homemade with a soft texture and the egg salad sandwich shines with a crunchy bun.
Bread here feels homemade with a soft texture. The egg salad sandwich uses a bun that adds a nice crunch, and the bakery offers items like pineapple bread.
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Parking is tough, especially on weekends.
The cafe is small, so arriving early is recommended to secure seats.
Prices are very reasonable compared to other Taiwanese restaurants.
Small, cozy spot with a family-owned vibe and Latin music sets a relaxed mood. Known for excellent ceviche and rotisserie chicken with green salsa. Warm bread and butter come free, served uniquely in a paper bag with sauces.
Warm bread and butter arrive at the start of the meal on the house. Sauces come in the same paper bag as the bread, which is an unusual choice.
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Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Parking is limited and can be challenging.
The restaurant has no bathroom facilities for diners.
Small space blends Guatemalan bakery and market with a family-friendly atmosphere. Fresh breads like pan dulce and pirujo taste authentic and sweet. Limited seating creates a cozy but cramped setting.
Fresh Guatemalan breads like pan Frances, pirujo, pan dulce, and tostadas come out quickly and taste authentic. Sweet breads stand out as especially delicious and remind of traditional baking methods.
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There is no parking available, so plan to find street parking.
The bakery offers a variety of traditional Guatemalan dishes and baked goods.
Expect small portions for the price; some items are considered expensive.
Spacious bakery offers a cozy vibe with trendy atmosphere and limited booth seating. Fresh, affordable pastries sell out fast, featuring a wide variety of Asian-style sweet breads including multi grain with raisins and walnuts. Good music enhances the relaxed experience.
Freshness stands out with a wide variety of Asian-style sweet breads including multi grain options with raisins and walnuts. Prices stay reasonable while offering tasty breads and dessert breads alongside cakes and buns.
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Parking is difficult; expect to pay $20 if the lot is full.
You can get 20 minutes of free parking with validation from the cashier.
Prices for bakery items range from $2 to $3, making them affordable.
Bakery shines with fresh breads like buttery croissants and soft coffee buns. Cozy, clean space invites you to enjoy tempting pastries made from high-quality ingredients. Parking is easier early, making visits smooth and stress-free.
Fresh breads come in a wide variety, including buttery croissants, soft coffee buns, cheese tarts, cakes, and multigrain bread. The Milk Bread stands out as a great option to take home.
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Parking is available, especially if I arrive early.
Before 8 a.m., I can usually find a parking spot with no trouble.
Paris Baguette offers a wide variety of baked goods, including croissants, tarts, and cakes.
Cozy spot blends jazzy atmosphere with pandemic-ready decor and a small bar. Freshly made orchid milk bread and savory sandwiches fill the air. Outdoor patio with heater lamps offers a lively yet intimate vibe for casual meals and cocktails.
Freshly made bread fills the air with a great smell from the adjacent bakery. Savory options like the tuna salad sandwich and hot dog jalapeรฑo cheese bread stand out, along with the orchid milk bread, which is denser and fluffier than a croissant.
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Happy hour runs from 5 to 7 pm, offering a free soft drink with a meal.
Parking costs $3 for lunch and $5 for dinner at valet parking.
Free street parking is available after 7 pm.
Sandwich shop serves generous portions with gluten-free bread options. Soft, fluffy bread and crunchy ciabatta add texture. Cozy, inviting atmosphere suits all tastes with high-quality meats and fresh ingredients.
Bread comes in soft and fluffy varieties, including a crunchy ciabatta that's soft inside. Options include gluten-free bread and different sizes, making sandwiches customizable.
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They offer gluten-free bread for all their sandwiches.
The menu has options for every taste, including meat lovers and vegetarians.
Prices for large sandwiches are reasonable.
Korean bakery shines with salt bread featuring crunchy buttery bottoms and fluffy textures. Unique pastries like earl grey and squid ink add flair. Cozy food court vibe with warming tables invites older guests to relax and enjoy.
Crunchy buttery bottoms and fluffy textures define their salt bread. A wide variety of Korean-style breads and pastries like chestnut mammoth bread and croissants offer fresh, delicious options.
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Parking validation is available with a purchase at H-Mart.
The bakery offers unique pastries like earl grey and squid ink.
Starting around 8 pm, they offer $10 baskets with random sandwiches and pastries.
Bakery shines with fresh sweet bread and Salvadoran pastries like conchas. Cozy atmosphere invites you in despite the worn floor. Prices change often but match the quality and size of the bread.
Sweet bread stands out for being fresh and delicious. Bread comes in large sizes and tastes good overall.
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Prices for tamales have increased from $2.75 to $3.99 recently.
Tortillas now cost $1.75, up from $1.25.
A small and medium black coffee costs $6.00.