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Bloom
Sandwiches, American (Traditional) $$$$$
5544 Pico Boulevard
Los Angeles , CA 90019
Sandwiches, American (Traditional) $$$$$
5544 Pico Boulevard
Los Angeles , CA 90019
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3 reviews Bloom Cafe
By Triple Creme Mar 05, 2008
Last week I had the pleasure of dining at Bloom Cafe not once, but twice. Bloom Cafe is a charming cafe on a funky stretch of Pico Blvd near Hauser. One side of the cafe has a take-out counter, where you may get coffee, juices and pastries for breakfast, and the other side is their main dining room. They have a patio seating out back, and sidewalk seating out front as well. We had our lunch inside, which is bright and airy and a little loud with the music and chatter. Their menu is an interesting blend of traditional dishes with a contemporary spin, including plenty of vegetarian and vegan options, as well as some raw dishes as well. I... FULL REVIEW
Bloom Cafe
By Rate A Restaurant Dec 13, 2007
Tired of the same old choices near Variety, I suggested to my colleague Joe that we check out the Bloom Cafe -- which I hadn't been to, but was intrigued after walking past it on the Great LA Walk. They stipulated: Breakfast entrees, such as organic eggs and pancakes, are available until 4 p.m. What I ordered: Spicy Chicken Salad (organic baby greens, avocado, fresh corn, sun-dried tomato and chipotle vinaigrette; $11.50) High point: The entree itself was decent, when it finally came. Low... FULL REVIEW
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Bloom
By all kinds of yum Jan 22, 2007
Here's the thing about Bloom: it's really a great spot, but it's not quite ideal. I'm not blaming Bloom though; the problem with Bloom is actually a fundamental problem with Los Angeles: too many people live here. Bloom just wants to be a sunny local cafe that makes delicious food with quality seasonal ingredients -- a small spot where you can sit on the sidewalk and eat well-prepared organic eggs and a green tea latte. And it does that well: the food is delicious, the space is adorable and the staff are personable. But on a Sunday afternoon, with a full house plus a constant handful of people waiting to be seated (sharing the sidewalk with the friendliest graffiti giraffe ever), the service seems flustered and harried. FULL REVIEW
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