Jane

Off the bat, the first thing that hit me (in a good way) was the smell. It smelled SOO GOOD. Just yummy in the spot.I've driven by and searched breakfast spots in the area a millions of times and I have zero clue why this is the first time it popped up but I'm happy it did. We got there just before they got a wave of people so we were able to get a nice little spot inside (though there are plenty of patio front and back) to fight for, too. Order at counter, get number, they drop it off.Staff was friendly and helpful. Food tasted really good. I got 2x2x2 cause I like a good ole basic breakfast. Coffee was good. And my side order of fries was perfect.Definitely adding this into the breakfast rotation!

Food - 4/5Wide brunch menu with HUGE portions. The food was pretty solid. Not the biggest brunch/breakfast fan, but for what it was it was pretty good. Service - 4/5 Walk up, order they give you a number and then bring the food out. The staff were friendly but nothing about the service was super notable. Ambiance- 4/5Cute little spot with lots of seating outside in the back, a few tables out front and on the porch and some space inside but not a lot. It's a street parking situation since the lot in the back is super tiny and probably hard to get in and out of as you enter it through an alley way.

Stumbled upon on this place by accident. The place we came out for wasn't open and saw Jane nearby so decided to give it a try. Pretty good. I got bibimbap although not in a hot stone bowl (which is only served during dinner according to staffs), still tasted pretty good. And hubby got kimchi fried rice which was also very decent. Overall pleasantly surprised and will visit again.

Not good of being charged and it says on receipt Misc Sale not stating what they charged you that instead of pancake I asked for toasted bread found out after they charged me about that ( Misc Sale ) on my receipt... no transparency not good

There's a mixture of factors that prevail in this Highland Park sadness I have brought upon myself. So I'm in this area, lackadaisically choosing an Airbnb based on price and a bad recommendation, needing sustenance for a 'catch up' day during my LA vacay. I come here based on reviews and lack of other spots that seem breakfast-friendly. The food is expensive for what you get, in my opinion. The huevos rancheros just kinda seemed thrown together... I mean, it was okay, but nothing particularly special about it. I live in New England now (via Chicago); I was hoping for some good Latinx food again... but maybe this is just 'white people' Mexican food?The coffee is good, and it's a charming and comfortable space in a void where there aren't a lot of options, but I chose... poorly.

Took the kids to this cute find after church. You would totally walk past it since it looks like a residential yellow house. Absolutely loved the crazy diverse menu. I mean, where else can you get traditional brunch, tacos, burgers, and Korean food? Everyone will find something for sure. We tried the burger which was huge, a chicken Cesar salad, kimchi fried rice, and the mushroom bowl. Everyone only ate about half of their food because the portions are HUGE. I recommend sharing unless you are down for leftovers. To drink we got the dirty chai, iced decaf latte, and thai tea. Check out the photos.

It was all so good. You order at the counter, and they bring the food to you. Very cute inside. I couldn't decide between mushroom bowl or omelette, finally chose the omelette. They were delicious! My daughter had the mushroom spinach... also fantastic. Our coffees were delish.

My friend introduced me to this cute little place with both indoor and outdoor seating options available. We enjoyed our food, it wasn't groundbreaking, but was really solid and hit the brunch/lunch cravings on the head. You order at the counter and they bring your food to your table. There's plenty of street parking, and I look forward to trying more of the menu next time I'm in the area.

cozy atmosphere and food was super filling nice weekend brunch spot. Bf got 2x2x2 which was also good!

Most people probably come here for brunch (which is great btw) but if you want some comfort Korean food that heals you, then you need Jane @ NIGHT! Imagine your friendly neighborhood Ajumma cooking dishes for you like soondubu (spicy tofu stew with seafood) or galbi (marinated grilled beef short ribs) plus hot steaming white rice and a variety of banchan, and you're not even in K-Town! Of course don't forget the Lil Kimbap which is of the mayak kimbap type with the addictive spicy wasabi/mustard sauce. Usually I have to go to Arcadia to get that but this is in my freaking neighborhood?!?! SIGN. ME. UP!This cute lil bungalow on York is easy to miss but honestly you can't go wrong any time of day. Get the brunch, yes, but don't you dare forget about coming here for dinner!