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Le Pain Quotidien

8607 Melrose Ave
West Hollywood, CA 90069
(310) 854-3700
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4 star rating based on 12 reviews
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Hours
Mon - Sun 7:30am - 7pm  
Status: Open  
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Le Pain Quotidien

Food so good I dream about it!

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The bread here is unbelievable - unique and so tasty I actually have dreamed about it at night. And the hummus is to die for! I think this is one of the best restaurants in LA!
Posted by reviewer on October 25, 2009
Le Pain Quotidien

Organic bakery

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Great place for breakfast or lunch. Organic whole grain breads, pastries, tartines, etc.
Posted by mvmontgomery on March 16, 2007
Le Pain Quotidien

Belgian Cafe in WeHo

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Pan Quotidien is a bakery and cafe/restaurant. There are a variety of old world loaves, like spelt, whole wheat, baguettes, hazelnut flutes, etc. If one word sums it up, it would be brunette. Brunette is PQ's addictive version of nutella: a combination of roasted hazelnuts and chocolate in a peanut butter-like consistency. Definitely reach over the table to grab a jar and try it on breads, croissants, muffins or brioche---all of which you can buy fresh here. Although this is a breakfast place, they also serve tartines, soups and salads for lunch. The prices are reasonable and inside is quite rustic. However, there is barely any street parking so bring some change and be prepared to walk a block or two. It's worth it!
Posted by Erron Silverstein on November 22, 2006

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One of the few U.S. outposts of this Belgian chain of upscale bakeries. The menu features pastries, tartines (sandwiches), soups, salads and, of course, freshly prepared European-style breads.
Posted by chefmoz on December 01, 2008

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and the folks at this famed Belgian chain know that well! Highly popular for its waffles, pancakes, sandwiches and other Central and East European delights, this café-like place is the pride of Melrose Avenue. The décor is nothing spectacular, but that won’t matter once you have a look at the appetizing list of starters and mains, not to... more
Posted by wcities on September 17, 2007

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A full-service gourmet bakery offers artisanal breads, cakes, pastries, jams, Belgian chocolates and imported Mediterranean delicacies (olive oil, sun-dried tomatoes, olives).
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Belgian-based chain boasts homemade cafe fare served in a European-countryside setting.

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In Short Light and airy as a farmhouse, the restaurant's simple decor and pine furnishings radiate rustic ambience. Sophisticates gather at a long communal table, while couples sneak away to private seats in the back. The menu features salads, soups and house-specialty tartines (open-face sandwiches) with fillings like imported French ham, duck pâté, Gruyere cheese and... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 26, 2004)

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Good food, pleasant atmosphere

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I stopped at this place randomly with a friend and ended up being very pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was quaint and peaceful with a European feel. I had the mushroom soup, both creamy and rich, served with crusty fresh bread, and a pomegranate mimosa which was perfect, not too sweet. Service was friendly and prompt and their prices reasonable. Their desserts looked amazing, next time... more
Posted by grendlekitty on April 21, 2009, (Edited May 05, 2008)

Great for a lite bite!

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I really like LPQ on Melrose. The patio is lovely and lends itself well to a leisurely lunch. The breads are all tasty, and I love the jams and nutella that accompany. The salads and tartines are light and fresh -- I especially like the tuna tartine, which is fresh and lemony, and the curry chicken pops with flavor. And it leaves room for cappucino and dessert, of which the cherry clafoutis and... more
Posted by missfoodie2006 on April 21, 2009, (Edited May 10, 2007)

Alright

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We dined at Le Pain because Urthh down the street was packed. We ordered an egg salad sandwich which was french style, open faced. It was delicious but the portion was very small for a price like that. The latte is decorated with a heart! The coffee was good. We also had a pistachio tart which was alright. The ambience is really nice. The table next to ours ordered the meats and cheese platter... more
Posted by multi on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 17, 2006)
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