Hours

Monday	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday	7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Saturday	7:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Sunday	7:00 AM - 10:00 PM

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Reviews

• Irwan McGregor
  ★ 5

  We braved a hard, pouring rain for breakfast here and, despite the wet wait, it was ultimately worth it.
  The crowds are real, this is a very popular spot with limited space, so expect a long queue, especially on weekends or holidays.
  
  Once inside, the reward is beautiful and delicious food.
  Their cakes and pastries are absolutely stunning and taste just as good as they look.
  We ordered several dishes to share and everything was fresh, high-quality, and satisfying.
  
  The main challenge was the practical side: the combination of a small space, big crowds, and our unfortunate timing with terrible weather made the initial experience quite difficult.
  Standing in line outside in the pouring rain is no joke.
  
  That said, the quality of the food and the unique ambiance shine through. If you go, maybe pick a sunnier day, be prepared for a wait, and you'll be rewarded with a truly lovely meal.

• Manali M
  ★ 4

  A friend recommended Urth Caffé in Beverly Hills, so I decided to give it a try. I ordered the chicken salad — it was okay, nothing particularly memorable but still decent. The café itself has a nice atmosphere and the location is great if you’re in the area.

• Jimmy Shen
  ★ 5

  Urth Caffé in Beverly Hills is a quintessential California brunch destination—timeless, vibrant, and perpetually buzzing with energy. A favorite among locals and visitors alike, the café captures the effortless charm of the city’s dining culture. I ordered the waffles topped with banana and strawberry, a dish that perfectly embodies Urth’s appeal. The freshness is immediately apparent, with bright, ripe fruit and a light sweetness that feels distinctly Californian. Each bite is simple yet deeply satisfying, a reminder of why this spot has become such a classic. Lively, dependable, and consistently enjoyable, Urth Caffé is a brunch staple well worth experiencing.

• Anna Kálmán
  ★ 5

  Urth Caffé is an iconic Los Angeles institution that fully lives up to its hype and delivers an experience that is simply the best. Stepping into any location, whether it’s the bustling Melrose or Venice, you are immediately immersed in a vibrant, fantastic atmosphere. Their commitment to using exclusively heirloom, organic coffee beans ensures that every beverage is rich, smooth, and deeply satisfying. The legendary Spanish Latte is an absolute must-try—it’s flawlessly sweet, creamy, and addictive. Beyond the drinks, the extensive menu features fresh, health-conscious cuisine, including signature organic salads and hearty sandwiches. Whether you choose the spicy Diablo Panini or a fresh Acai Bowl, you can genuinely taste the quality of the ingredients. While you might face a line and higher prices, the sheer quality of the food and the unmatched vibe make it a worthwhile experience. For the quintessential, delicious L.A. café moment, Urth Caffé cannot be beaten.
  
  10/10. I will definitely be returning as I love this place as they cater to the gluten intolerant people!

• Vitali Zabelin
  ★ 5

  I’ve hit Urth Café in Downtown LA, Santa Monica, Orange, and Hawthorne… so yeah, I’m not “recommend-and-never-go.” I actually show up. 😄nToday was one of those productive days — work stuff, a business meeting, then dinner at Urth Caffé Beverly Hills to close it out.
  
  This time I went with the lasagna. And I’ll be straight: I wasn’t blown away the way I was with their salmon eggs benedict (that one still lives rent-free in my head). The lasagna was still good — warm, comforting, solid — but the zucchini pieces in there threw me for a second. Not bad… just not what my brain expects when I order lasagna. Classic moment of “maybe I should’ve actually read what I’m ordering.” 😂🤦‍♂️nnThe vanilla latte, though? Exactly what I like about Urth — consistent. Smooth, not burnt, not overly sweet, and that clean espresso taste is there. You can tell they don’t treat coffee like an afterthought.
  
  The vibe was what you’d expect for Beverly Hills: people chatting, working, meeting up — it feels busy but still calm. Perfect place to sit, talk, and not get rushed.
  
  One real downside: parking. It was annoying. If you’re coming here, plan for a little hunt, or be ready to walk a bit (especially at peak hours).
  
  Overall: 5 stars. Not every dish is going to be your “favorite of all time,” and that’s fine — the consistency, the atmosphere, and the experience still deliver. I’m on a mission to try more of the menu… and I’ll keep you posted.