LEORA

The vibe and the food here are really good. I made a reservation today at 11:15 and got there a bit early. The server sat me down promptly and placed a reserved sign on the table, which made me feel special. Ordering was easy enough: the menus are in the front of the cafe and you order there before you sit down with your number. I got the shakshuka with grilled sourdough and the elderberry hibiscus. I really liked the sourdough bread that came with the shakshuka. It tasted really fresh and homemade, and it paired well with the tomatoey, eggy and cheesy shakshuka. I also liked that the tea was not sweet at all and appreciated that I could actually taste the floweriness of it. The ambience in the cafe was good too. Overall, my experience here was great. I would definitely like to go back and try the other foods they have there, as well as their coffee.PS. I think option 3 to get to the restaurant on their map is the best. Its free parking for 2 hours, and the restaurant is literally right across the street from the structure. You just have to make sure you leave the structure on the correct side.

Rude Staff & Poor ServiceOur experience at Leora Cafe was awful. We were told a 45-minute wait but ended up waiting much longer, only to be told our table still wasn't ready--and another party had been seated ahead of us. When we politely asked to sit at an available four-person table, the hostess rudely refused, despite seeing us struggling with our kids.Her attitude was dismissive and unhelpful, showing zero willingness to accommodate. After waiting far too long with no effort to assist us, we left. Unorganized, unaccommodating, and not worth the hassle.

Disappointing Experience at Leora CafeI had high expectations for Leora Cafe, but unfortunately, our visit was incredibly frustrating. We put our name down at 11:06 AM and were told the wait would be 45 minutes. When we returned at 12:32 PM--an hour and a half later--not only was our table still not ready, but we were told there was yet another party ahead of us.To make matters worse, despite seeing us struggling with young children, the hostess refused to seat us at an available four-person table, even though we could have easily kept our kids in strollers. Meanwhile, two four-person tables sat empty. The lack of flexibility and empathy from the staff was incredibly disappointing.After waiting far beyond the promised time and receiving zero accommodation, we had no choice but to leave. This level of service is completely unacceptable, and I would not recommend this place to families or anyone who values their time.

Leora Cafe is such a hidden gem in Beverly Hills - right by the library and Live Nation! From the moment you walk in the ambiance makes you feel at home aka cute cafe vibes. The staff are incredibly friendly and attentive and the owner even came and checked on us. I had the chicken caesar wrap and it was perfection--fresh ingredients, beautifully plated, and so flavorful. The matcha was okay, but I didn't expect much as that's not their specialty. I liked the Arnold Palmer. On another occasion, I had the shakshuka which was amazing. And the schnitzel which was incredibly but a little oily (granted it's fried - but delicious) - pairs well with a salad. It's clear they put a lot of care into every aspect of the cafe. Highly recommend if you're in the area and looking for something fresh. I want to try the pastries next time.

Casual cafe tucked away behind the Beverly Hills library. Decent seating for a quick bite, decent food, and friendly service. Free 2 hour parking in the lot nearby.

Kind of confusing to find the restaurant. We entered a medical building at first but thankfully there were signs pointing us in the direction of the restaurant so we made it! The food was fantastic. I really enjoyed my Caesar tahini salad with salmon. The salmon was cooked perfectly. My friend also really enjoyed the Jerusalem bagel sandwich. She said the bread was very fluffy and soft. We added our name to the waitlist when we first got in and they estimated a 30 min wait which was closer to a 45 min wait but at least they texted us when our table was ready so we were able to spend the time walking around and exploring the area. It was very busy when we got there. Seems like it's quite a popular spot!

We had an excellent Sunday morning brunch today with the entire family. The place is: Popping. Trendy. And incredibly Popular! Food is fantastic as are the drinks. Definitely get yourself an iced Oat Latte and enjoy that Soda can glass in which it's served. Pro Tip: make a rezzo online with Resy ahead of time otherwise you may wait about 30-60 mins for a table. Alternatively, you can order inside and take your food to go as you walk through the Farmers Market. You can thank me later.

Tried the takeout sandwich here. Not bad. I can't give a full on review cause I wasn't here. Got a takeout from my SO. I think it was a caprese or something of that nature. Missing cheese though, so I added my own. Would come back and try. Seems like a nice place.

Came for breakfast and had a great meal here! The coffee and pastries are also excellent.Iced pistachio lavender latte, seasonal fruit plate and parfait were all fantastic. As for pastries, I tried the babka and marble loafs (babka was the standout), as well as a chocolate chip cookie.

Leora Café is a gem! Their sourdough bread is absolutely the best, and the owners are incredibly kind. The food is consistently amazing, and their shakshuka is the only one I'll eat in Los Angeles. Highly recommend!