Maison Matho

The petite French deli could be easily spotted given its vibrant-colored walls. Parking might be tricky given it resided in the busy Melrose. They did have a cute patio right next to the order counter with few tables available. Most guests either ordered for to-go, or spent few minutes finishing their meals/coffee then left. The pretty simple menu was also an advantage, leading to the swift service. Many people went for their sandwiches, and mostly have common highlight on their top-notch French butter. Always having bias on the sweet side, I opted for their pastries, which obviously did feature the creme de la creme - the butter! I went for their Almond Croissant, which appearance wise might look simple, but trust me the buttery pastry case was extremely luscious. Each bite felt so fragrant and I loved how the almond filling came in 'paste-alike' texture, just like how I loved my almond croissant to be. Despite not served warm, it's amazingly flaky and so spoiling! I would doubtlessly make my way back for their sandwich.

Love this place. I got the pink praline latte (delicious, give it a good mix), and the ham sandwich and omelet sandwich. Both are good and would get again.Ham sandwich - the butter piece threw me off. I've never had a sandwich that had so much butter, and it was good but was just odd.Omelet - it was just egg, cheese and bread, which threw my friend off but the omelet was yummy. I would get this again

Tried Maison Matho today for the first time and got the Bresaola Sandwich. While the baguette, the sauce and the toppings were good, the Bresaola beef itself was extremely salty.It was an okay sandwich overall, but I would say it's not worth getting out of the way for it. Pictured is half a sandwich, and it's a pretty good portion. Parking was a little challenging in the area too!

Once you taste the food, you can forget the challenges of getting it. The phone goes unanswered, and it's difficult to order online. And they have quirky hours (closed on Wednesdays for some reason). But it's worth it once you dig into the food. The half jambon buerre sandwich is enormous, a house-made baguette layered with good French butter and piled with fragrant shaved him and scattered with thinly sliced cornichons. The gem lettuce salad looks ordinary until you taste it. The lettuce leaves are lovingly layered with tiny, crunchy croutons, and the Dijon vinaigrette is out of this world. There are a few tables to one side, but I'd rather get something to go and enjoy it at home. You should, too.

Maison Matho is a small cafe with limited outdoor seating on a stretch of Melrose. The ordering process is straightforward, though during my recent visit there was a moderate wait from placing my order and getting my food. They offer espresso-based beverages along with sandwiches, pastries, and other food items.In terms of sandwiches, I've tried the jambon beurre and thought it was well-filled with thin slices of ham and butter with a smattering of cornichons. While I liked it, I preferred the pork rillette which came with crusty bread pieces. I have not had a chance to try the pastries due to their limited baked good selection by late morning.

A small little French bakery spot located in what I want to say is the East Hollywood area. They have a pretty simple and straightforward menu with not too many items but they do specialize in some French baked goods as well as French style sandwiches. It should be noted that they have some sides and salads as well as well as a pretty good selection of breakfast beverages.The folks here are very friendly and I want to say they are legit French if my ear for accents is anything. There's a window that you walk up to and order and you wait for your food after. There's some seating on the side and a few benches out front to sit, but this place feels more conducive for takeout.I ordered the jambon beurre and it was such a tasty sandwich. The baguette is firm and has a great bite to it and the French butter is so creamy. The ham was of high quality and also very tasty. There are some pickles on top to give it a little bit of acid. They really do this French staple really well. I ordered the pink praline latte as well and it was such a great and tasty coffee drink. The street where it's located is kind of busy so parking could get a little hectic, but I was able to find parking along one of the side streets in the residential area.

We went early on in the day to get our sandwiches, so the line wasn't super long and the wait wasn't long for the food as well.We got the Daniel's favorite and we really enjoyed the sandwich! There was a little too much butter in the sandwich, but the combination of flavors was delicious.They have a few tables as well so if you're lucky, you will find some seating near by!

A hole in the wall with awesome pastries.Layers and layers in the Chocolatine and the croissant.The Tomato Croissant is delicious.Cortado is great!Iced Latte tasted strong and not "watered" down by milk.There's a bit of a wait. No indoor seating. some outdoor seating available.

We odered the daniel's favorite and bresaola which are the two popular ones and they both fantastic. They do use copious amounts of butter, so it can get heavy. If you prefer a lighter sandwich ask for lighter amount of butter.Parking: Free one hour parking on the street until 3pm

Want a butter sandwich? I'm not kidding you, I've ordered from here twice, two sandwiches each time. I scooped half a stick of butter off of the two sandwiches both times and put it in the fridge to use over the course of the next three weeks. I really wish I was joking.Bread is alright, meats are great, love the thought of the combinations they offer, but simply far overpriced for what you are getting. Really hope I just got unlucky with four sandwiches. I was so bummed because I love sandwiches, the reviews were gleaming, and I recently moved to the area. Much better options around.