Bravo Toast

I've only experienced Bravo via delivery due to being a no-car girly living in DTLA...close enough to receive but not close enough to be worth an Uber ride.Anyways, I see that the brick and mortar is cute and I dig it but you guys should not offer delivery, it doesn't commute well! I've ordered twice and it's just inedible, guys. Maybe if you change your packaging from the cardboard box with the thin slippery layer (which causes all food to slide upon each other, no demarcation from one food to the next), the condensation has completely taken over...you put a small jam jar and plastic container of butter in the same slippery box and everything feels slippery, watery and GROSS.Eggs are 100% flavorless - no salt, no pepper, just vibes huhI also tried your chicory iced coffee and cold brew with cinnamon syrup - neither were "good" and both just tasted like very strong cold brew concentrate. Again, cute place that I'm sure is more of a "let's go to Silverlake for the vibes (and not the substance)" kinda place which works ~sometimes~ but this ain't it...for me. Wish you well tho!

This establishment should have been customer service and placing a bigger sign on the door when are your business hours. If a passenger by was just looking around and reading the menu, do not have your workers lift your arm up and gesturing WTH don't you see we are close.. you should think before you act. The worker should have come to the door and say Sorry we are close for the day but here is a menu to look at in the mean time when you decide to come back.. This is not good for business. The owner should have customer service class 101 for all the staff to attend.

I had high hopes for Bravo Toast, but wow, was I let down. From start to finish, it felt like I was the punchline of a bad joke.$18 for a meal that left me hungrier than when I walked in. I've had better, more satisfying toast from a toaster in my own kitchen and I think that's the point; who is this place even for? What are we too lazy to slice some sourdough and mash some avocado? If you're looking for fancy toast that leaves you questioning your financial choices, Bravo Toast is the place for you. If you want something that's actually worth your time and money, $5 and a trip to the grocery store would do you good

I came here for a workshop and was pleasantly surprised. It is a nice space with indoor and outdoorish and outdoor seating. I had the honey vanilla latte and was pleased to have the option of cold or hot. I got cold and it was really good. I was able to taste the avocado toast bites and they were delicious. The staff were very pleasant and helpful when I was making my selection. This is a pretty chill spot. I would definitely return

Bravo Toast is a quaint little gem in Silver Lake, perfect for a light brunch and coffee. Yes, it's a bit on the pricey side, but you're paying for the cozy ambiance and prime LA vibes.

Divine! Wow. Cute seating options! Indoor and outdoor!Soo many homemade GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS!! The toast used for the bread was just enough of moist and crunchy! My favorite of all was the Zab's sauce option. It took the avocado toast to another level! The sale it by the bottles! It's a local company.The neighborhood is cute and definitely a walkable area too! Customer service (which is always one of my top priorities) was good too! The staff gave us samples of the other hot sauce they had too!

Breakfast burrito is simple but decent. Coffee is decent. The reason I'm giving 2 stars is for the $2 discrepancy between the price of the breakfast burrito on the website menu ($14) vs when I ordered it in person ($16). I know the cost of inflation affects everyone, but this is a deceitful (or careless) business practice to not be transparent with consumers like me who like to read the menus for food items, prices, etc. before visiting a place. I'll take my 2-buck-chuck-self elsewhere before the menus are menu-ing in transparency!

I'm so glad I decided to give this place a shot, even though I was hesitant after reading some reviews. We all know how prices have been going up, so it's understandable that businesses have to adjust too. And let's be real, homelessness is a big issue in LA, and it's not something a coffee shop/restaurant can solve alone.But let's focus on the good stuff! When I walked in, I was pleasantly surprised by the welcoming vibes, even though it was empty. I had been craving avocado toast for ages, so I ordered that along with some scrambled eggs and a black coffee. The service was on point too - they brought me my coffee right away and even asked if I wanted water, which was a nice touch.Now, let's talk about that avocado toast. It was absolutely amazing! The avocado was so creamy and the eggs were perfectly fluffy. I can't wait to go back and try more of their tasty offerings!

Bravo Toast (est 2020) is an ostentatious brand new corner coffee, fast causal breakfast and lunch spot located at Sunset Triangle intersection of Silverlake neighborhood of LA. They have one other location in West Hollywood. BT offers a wide variety of drink/food items on their menu from toasts to salads and plates to pastries and desserts. Interior and exterior design and layouts were modern, relaxing, and roomy. Similarly, their seats were very comfortable. I ordered a regular Purist Cold Brew-a medium bodied, colombian, single origin. It's refreshingly good. Staff were assiduous and professional. Prices seem fair for the area. Atmosphere was robustly relaxing. Free street and metered parking. Overall, I had a good experience and enjoyed their drink. I recommend this cute coffee/breakfast shop.

Fabulous place. Love the ambience, food and service is great. I come here for my coffee every time I'm in silverlake and they remember my order. Thank you bravo toast!