Again so good! EAT does not miss! Pistachio latte, matcha, pancakes, chorizo Benedict, house made chicken jalapeño sausage. With food being expensive everywhere make sure the food is amazing, go to EAT!

Food was great, it was busy on a Wednesday morning with Ruby appearing to be the only server in sight. Her service was amazing, her recommendation of the chilaquiles with machaca came out perfect and she was so friendly. The food was five stars but the service was 6 stars.

Sunday brunch at EAT! The service was fantastic, friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. We ordered - Tried the pistachio latte, a new menu item, and it was absolutely delicious. - the smoked salmon benedict, which was perfectly cooked - the big burrito, which was packed with flavor - black coffee, orange was a refreshing and unique touch to our meal. Definitely a must-visit spot for brunch lovers. Can't wait to come back!

Oh, this place is good!! Wife and I stumbled up this place randomly in North Hollywood. Yelp had 3000+ reviews for the place, we figured it must be good. Wife got a lavender oat milk latte. There was latte art on it, and the lavender taste was not over powering. Very good drink to wake up for morning. Mole enchilada - wife and I love mole, this dish was great. The chocolate with enchilada was a good pairing. Chicken and waffle Benedict - so good! The fried chicken sits on top with poached egg and hollandaise sauce layers over the waffle. It was amazing Check it out if you ever pop in North Hollywood area Boba waffle

Came here to enjoy breakfast before heading back home. It was in walkable distance from where I was staying. Very safe area. I was shocked when I saw Norwegian salmon on the menu! I had to get it despite it being an unusual breakfast choice. The salmon salad was so flavorful and fresh. The hash browns taste way better than they look. I do not regret coming here. My friend ordered a solid plate of Oreo pancakes that had everyone in the vicinity drooling hahah. If you are in the area this is a sold breakfast choice. Waiters were nice and kept fixing the heating in the outdoor area. You can also chose to sit inside

$41.26 (food: blueberry with coffee butter pancakes, chicken omelet with shreds. Drink: coffee, water) Eat monologue: This was my 2nd time at this eatery. (No pun intended with using the business name as a noun). For outdoor dining, the business owners made the squeeze-in space on the side of the building very functional, with heat lamps. There is also a small rectangular shape outdoor dining area by the front door. For indoor dining, there is a small indoor dining area, that I've seen, but I've never actually gone inside. As far as the customer service, well, they want to make sure you are satisfied. Several different people visited our table to make sure we had what we needed... the accoutrements were delivered! The dishes we ordered were yum and yum. For my pancakes, it was like spilling just the right amount of coffee on them when i spread that butter on every inch of those fluffy pieces. My friend was happy that they requested the shreds to go along with their omelet. Great accent for a complete meal. Go Eat! Enough said... P.S. - the eating in the alley is the spot for me. Makes you feel like you ventured some place outside of the U.S.

It's a good thing I don't live closer to this place because I'd probably eat here every day. Noho (or North Hollywood, California arts district) is a funky little enclave that sprang up in the early 2000s. It's traditional, funky, and modern all at the same time. I was excited to see new urban development and eclectic cafes here. There is ample street parking. I started with a delicious Matcha tea. Prior to this, I hadn't been a fan of Matcha but this iced tea was impeccably brewed and sweetened just right. I sat outside on a sunny day and watched people walk by and boxers from the club next door flex. The menu is so large and varied that you could probably eat here for months without ever having the same thing. I had the breakfast burrito with sausage. It came with a salsa and an avocado sauce. I could have just drank the avocado sauce. Creamy scrambled eggs with cheese coupled with potatoes and link sausage in a flour tortilla made the perfect tasty burrito. It was big enough that I couldn't eat it all. It's shareable with the side of breakfast potatoes. The wait staff was friendly and service was fast. If you've got time for a meal, stop by EAT. You won't be disappointed. Can't wait to eat here again.

Breakfast here was a really great experience. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. We walked in with a coffee from our morning walk and were informed they now serve coffee and espresso beverages, so in the future customers cannot bring outside coffee. That was fine since it's a new rule and not completely enforced as of yet. I ordered the breakfast burrito, and it did not have enough seasoning at all. I ate it with salsa added to every bite. The zucchini strings were very unique and delicious. I added salt and pepper to that and it was so good. My boyfriend got the ham egg and cheese bagel, and I tried it. The bagel breakfast sandwich was delicious. The ham of course seasoned it perfectly. It could be my southern roots, but I just need that saltiness in my food. However, I do recommend here for breakfast or brunch. They do serve coffee and espresso beverages now, so come straight here and don't stop for coffee before. The location is great, and their is outdoor seating.

Eat in NoHo is a delightful breakfast spot nestled in the heart of North Hollywood. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, perfect for starting the day off right. The menu offers a variety of breakfast classics with a twist, catering to both traditional and adventurous palates. You'll find classics like eggs Benedict along with filet mignon or chorizo Benedict. I ordered the Double Trouble French toast which is French toast with vanilla sauce, coconut flakes and grilled pineapple topped with caramel drizzle. The vanilla sauce overpowered everything and the rest of the flavor fell a little flat but, overall, it wasn't decent. The group I was with LOVE this place. They ate every last bite of their Oreo pancakes, scramble and steak and eggs so maybe I just didn't order the right thing.