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Members' reviews on BREAKFAST BY SALT’S CURE
4.3/5
26 reviews
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BREAKFAST BY SALT’S CURE
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- from 08h00 to 14h00
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Route 66, 7494, Santa Monica Boulevard, West Hollywood,
Los Angeles,
The United States Of America
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+1 323 8484879
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Tuesday
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8 am opening is more a suggestion. Don’t plan your day around this place.
The host was very friendly and helpful. Even with the busyness of the restaurant, he followed up on our experience. Loved it!!!
Keep up the good work
Pork Sausage / 5 ????!
Over Easy Eggs / 5 ????!
The word on the street I had heard before visiting Breakfast By Salt's Cure was that they had amazing pancakes, so when I stopped recently, that was what I had to try. The internet community is right. They are awesome.
I think it's fairly rare to have oats based pancakes, or if it isn't rare, I never notice them on menus. They have great texture, flavor, and are definitely worth trying out. I had the OG, but the menu includes some fun, flavor combinations if you want to liven up your oatcakes.
I wanted to have a breakfast platter kind of meal, so I also tried out their pork sausage and eggs. Everything came out hot, fresh, full of flavor, and not too long after I ordered from their counter register.
They have a cozy dining space and are quite busy during their breakfast brunch hours. I would recommend street parking, which was easy to find.
We came late morning on a weekday…service was quick and it wasn’t busy. I imagine that it’s a very different situation on weekends and peak times. Be prepared to wait during busy periods. Dropped one star because $4 coffee was a put off…especially when it was mass produced, diner level coffee.
Clean ambient and good music.
Wish I could come back more often
Service is slow, atmosphere no different to Starbucks and the food is really not all that special at all.
The griddled cakes were the only saving grace which I would give a strong 4 stars for.
The eggs were average at best, the potatoes were undercooked and hard and coffee mediocre.
All those waxing lyrical about it being so good need to eat out more.
Do I recommend going? NO
Will I go again? NO (unless I want griddle cakes)
Was it good value? NO
Price point: $$
Fluffy goodness with a touch of crispy edges, served as a stack of three with syrupy sweetness. I opted for the classic OG and chocolate chip. The OG is crowned with cinnamon molasses butter, an alliance that's bound to win your affection, while the chocolate chip houses the richness of chocolate with the comfort of familiar flavors. The chicken sausage was succulent, boasting tenderness and a medley of spices as a satisfying counterpoint to the sweetness of the griddle cakes. The option of vegan and gluten-free alternatives do not compromise taste, a testament to their mastery of the griddle.
These griddlecakes are here to whisk you away and leave you smiling from ear to ear, a heartfelt ode to the definition of morning sustenance.