La Terraza Café

Had brunch at La Terraza cafe and really loved the food. The ambience was really cozy and the decor had beautiful imagery of native Mexican people.All of the staff at the counter were very helpful and made the service really smooth. I had the buttermilk waffles with berries and maple syrup. It tasted very fresh and delicious and it was just enough to feel full. I also got a side of scrambled eggs and they were nicely cooked and fluffy. They were even nice enough to give me a side of complimentary salsa for the eggs on the side upon my request.My man got the bagel and lox but substituted the bagel for brioche and it tasted very fresh and savory and was flavor bomb to his taste buds. We will definitely be coming back!

We were able to walk in and order right away, the inside was really clean and spacious with lots of tables. Outdoor seating not available. Photographs and paintings cover the walls inside. There are some items for sale-mugs, coffee, woven mats. The food came out pretty quickly, I had a brioche bacon egg sandwich with chipotle aioli. The texture and flavor along with the sweetness from the brioche buns made for an amazing combo. I also had a cold brew, very good coffee. Great experience!

The place is so cute, in the middle of nowhere. The eggs were perfect. The portion was enough. The workers are so friendly and helpful.

Went in around 11am and there was one other patron there, so it was nice to have my pick of any table (and there are plenty!). It was a rainy day, so it was pretty dark in the cafe. I assume if it were sunny, it'd be well lit. I came for brunch and to catch up on my reading, but because it was so dark, I just enjoyed my meal. I had the lox bagel on a jalapeño cheese bagel and it was DELICIOUS!!! Wow. And the salad that is served with it was perfect. I also ordered the horchata latte which certainly did not disappoint! Everything came out super quick with minimal waiting. Definitely plan to visit again the next time I'm in the area! Parking wasn't difficult, street parking was pretty open. May have been because of the weather but either way, I didn't have any problems.

This little hole in the wall popped up in places I should try in this area and it didn't disappoint. This place is family owned, the place has cultural photographs, mugs and coffee. The coffee comes directly from Guatemala and is women owned plantations. It's like a little coffee shop you grab some food and do some work or just have a small meet up.The service was pretty good, you pay and then pick a spot to sit. They girls willCome around to ask if everything is okay. We got a Cesar chicken wrap, and a matcha ginger scone I believe it was.It was honestly pretty good! The wrap was pretty big, I had half Togo home. They do close a little early though which is a little bit of a bummer but honestly over all recommend.Also, I found it a little hard to find parking, but on the weekends there's a lot to park in.

La Terraza Cafe is a cute little local coffee house specializing in a variety of coffee, cold drinks, pastries, sandwiches, etc. This coffee shop is located in East LA near a public library. I like their interior decor particularly the art paintings hanging throughout the cafe. Similarly, the cafe's layout was spacious. Atmosphere was relaxing with good background music. I arrived early Friday morning to grab breakfast. I was perfunctorily greeted by a female server at the counter. She was patient enough to wait while I perused their menu as a first time customer. I ordered a buttermilk waffle with assorted berries and a café au lait. Breakfast was modest in taste and flavor; serving was of average size. Coffee was perfectly brewed. Service was impeccable. Prices were economically expensive. Street parking only. Overall, I had a good dine-in experience and had a good breakfast.

We didn't know what to get so we asked what the best options were... we were told either the breakfast burrito or the brioche sandwich. We ended up getting the brioche breakfast sandwich and were not disappointed! It was delicious and came with a side salad. To drink we had the matcha and dolce de leche latte, both were great! The food came out super fast and the service was super friendly! The interior is cozy with lots of seating! I saw another review about the tables being a little wobbly and agree but it didn't bother us too much. Definitely a great spot on city terrace!

This place was really cool Great pictures on the wall Great coffeeGood Service, the cashier had a good attitude Price is goodReading here feels very chill

Just moved to University Hills and was looking for a new breakfast spot. I read that the wait time here can be long. Guess we got lucky. We went during the Memorial Day weekend. While the lot was full, the place was basically empty. So does that mean the food is "mid," as one ruthless one-star reviewer stated? Quite the contrary.I ordered the breakfast brioche sandwich, with scrambled eggs and no bacon. Wasn't expecting much, but I was pleasantly surprised by what arrived. The eggs were scrambled to perfection. And that brioche was soft and buttery. But what really set this sandwich apart was the aioli. Wow.Cool vibe here. Nice staff. We'll definitely be back.

La Terraza is a nice little cafe in City Terrace. It is definitely overpriced on some items but I'm guessing it's because of all the gentrification thats going on so their rent must me excessive. Nevertheless i come by here for my breakfast needs on the weekends and its always a good choice. Sometimes when i'm in a hurry i just phone the order in 20mins before and when i arrive its usually ready to go. Depending on who is assisting you it will make or break your visit because there's been times where some workers here which i will not name mix up my order. I don't like to complain so sometimes when they make errors i just take the wrong food that is made because i'm just not in the mood or don't have time to wait another minute for new food. But its a decent spot if you're in the area.