Hours
| Friday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12043 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064
Phone: (310) 444-9996
Website: http://teddys-cafe.cafes-city.com/
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Reviews
Prab
I tried the quesadilla, plain eggs with potatoes, and hot cakes — everything tasted really good. The atmosphere was welcoming and the employees had a kind, friendly attitude.
Just a heads-up, this is a cash-only restaurant. They do have an ATM inside, and if you don’t have your card, Zelle is also accepted (which I ended up using).
… moreJust a heads-up, this is a cash-only restaurant. They do have an ATM inside, and if you don’t have your card, Zelle is also accepted (which I ended up using).
David Graves
I came in late on a Tuesday night. They were putting up chairs, and there was one customer dining in, but they took the time to greet me and feel welcome.The meal was terrific spot on cooked to perfection. The prices are great doesn’t seem like Teddy has increase the prices since they’ve upgraded the. Lol #classicregister they still use to this day. I’ll be back!
#5-stars
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Theodore Wu
Great place to grab a meal! Food was yummy and filling while also reasonably priced. The staff and owners were super nice and quick as well. Somewhat old fashioned, but in the best way possible. Overall great place to grab a bite and I would highly recommend.
I got the Teddy’s burger and it came with a soup and fries so I got the clam chowder which was hearty. The burger was cooked well, but a little tall haha. Great value and I was full for just $13.
Also have to add my appreciation to Theodore “Teddy” for giving me a free hat for being a fellow Theodore and taking the time to chat with me. Will definitely be coming back.
… moreI got the Teddy’s burger and it came with a soup and fries so I got the clam chowder which was hearty. The burger was cooked well, but a little tall haha. Great value and I was full for just $13.
Also have to add my appreciation to Theodore “Teddy” for giving me a free hat for being a fellow Theodore and taking the time to chat with me. Will definitely be coming back.
PYRORICKS WESTSIDE
This place is going down hill last year actually a few years back you would order your food. It would be perfectly done. Nothing missing(no consistency ). Request certain ways how to cook it. They don’t listen last time Teddys
… moreBrandon Okumura
A true old school diner in West LA. Those who are fans of Rae’s in Santa Monica will love this place because they’re owned by the same guy. Teddy’s feels more old school and salt-of-the-earth, but the food, service, and value remain top notch with really unique atmosphere and a nice shaded patio. It is a cash only restaurant. Simple American breakfast at a great value!
… moreBenjamin Gomez
This place is great. One of the last places in town where you can get a good meal for a great price.
… moreRoxanna Jackson
This place is a hidden gem! Great food, service, and homie feel it it!!
… moreCig Guti
It’s a family affair. Without the overhead of credit card fees, at Teddy’s is all cash, and the place is packed. The extended terrace was no less full at noon with a temp of 63° .
The clientele seems to be a regular crowd. I saw more than one family greed with other customers. What a friendly family environment. The majority of customers were families with kids. Friendly service serving customers in both languages English and Spanish.
As I was walking out, a family of seven was walking in. A middle-aged man in the parking lot with his family quickly answered that they have been coming to Freddy’s for the past six years, almost every day. And, added “even during the pandemic,” with a wide smile.”
In the parking lot, a young woman is waiting for her car. An older gentleman, possibly three times her age, shows up. He greets her with a smile and a “Hello. Hello.”
They get in the car and drive away.
I couldn’t resist waiting on my car to see who else would show up. As the couple drove away, a family of five was stepping out of their vehicle. Two couples, a young man and a child. The younger woman holding the child by her hand couldn’t deny, even if she tried, that the older couple was their parents. Both women had the same body structure, slim and mid high, and curly hair and same facial features.
An older man gets out of a car. A younger man gets out of the drivers side and walks to the passenger’s side to help an older woman. They all three walk to the restaurant.
After 30 minutes of seating in my car, the scene is repeated as more car park.
Families, couples, and solos, young and old, kept arriving. Younger people were driving out, helping older folks who perhaps are grandparents.
Teddy’s is a family affair
Take a look at the menu. Reasonable prices because they have avoided the extra credit card charges.
The location was a secret for me. I have overlooked Freddy’s for the last 15 years. I drive by at least four times a week. I live only a few blocks away. Easy to overlook from the outside. There is no fancy decoration outside. There is a handwritten sign and a simple neon open sign. A street sign announces “Teddy’s Cafe.”
“Open for 35 years now,” the owner tells me. Julio, the waiter and the other two waitresses, know customers by name or at least customers know their names.
I like consistency. I went back on Jan 1st. The scenes were repeated.
It’s a family affair.
… moreThe clientele seems to be a regular crowd. I saw more than one family greed with other customers. What a friendly family environment. The majority of customers were families with kids. Friendly service serving customers in both languages English and Spanish.
As I was walking out, a family of seven was walking in. A middle-aged man in the parking lot with his family quickly answered that they have been coming to Freddy’s for the past six years, almost every day. And, added “even during the pandemic,” with a wide smile.”
In the parking lot, a young woman is waiting for her car. An older gentleman, possibly three times her age, shows up. He greets her with a smile and a “Hello. Hello.”
They get in the car and drive away.
I couldn’t resist waiting on my car to see who else would show up. As the couple drove away, a family of five was stepping out of their vehicle. Two couples, a young man and a child. The younger woman holding the child by her hand couldn’t deny, even if she tried, that the older couple was their parents. Both women had the same body structure, slim and mid high, and curly hair and same facial features.
An older man gets out of a car. A younger man gets out of the drivers side and walks to the passenger’s side to help an older woman. They all three walk to the restaurant.
After 30 minutes of seating in my car, the scene is repeated as more car park.
Families, couples, and solos, young and old, kept arriving. Younger people were driving out, helping older folks who perhaps are grandparents.
Teddy’s is a family affair
Take a look at the menu. Reasonable prices because they have avoided the extra credit card charges.
The location was a secret for me. I have overlooked Freddy’s for the last 15 years. I drive by at least four times a week. I live only a few blocks away. Easy to overlook from the outside. There is no fancy decoration outside. There is a handwritten sign and a simple neon open sign. A street sign announces “Teddy’s Cafe.”
“Open for 35 years now,” the owner tells me. Julio, the waiter and the other two waitresses, know customers by name or at least customers know their names.
I like consistency. I went back on Jan 1st. The scenes were repeated.
It’s a family affair.
LaShundra Pugh
Very homely atmosphere. Friendly customer service. Hot and fresh food. The parking lot is a little small and tight but there’s two entrance/exits. There’s no menu online but they do offer over the phone orders. I ordered the T-bone steak and eggs with fresh fruit, a pancake and fresh squeezed orange juice. It was all perfect and flavorful. Minimum wait time (10 mins or less). 10/10 highly recommend.
… moreZan Lee
One of the cheapest diners in Los Angeles. I can’t believe it took me so long to stop in because I work only a few miles from here. As mentioned the prices are extremely reasonable, a big reason most likely is because they are cash only. They have an ATM on the inside just in case. They also have a very large free parking lot attached. Otherwise it will be street parking. They have a fairly large menu filled with all the classic diner options. They also have a lot of daily specials, which is what I chose today. Service was a bit slow and our server was not the most polite waitress that I’ve ever had. The food is also pretty good, although not in the great category in my opinion. It was fairly busy and lively when we were there but we only had to wait a few minutes to be seated.
I started off with a cup of coffee and the two biscuits and gravy for $2.50. At that price it’s impossible to beat but I was not the biggest fan of the gravy and wish the biscuits would have been fluffier. Not the best I’ve had this year but still worth getting. I chose one of the specials of the day, which was the Eggs Benedict. Again it was pretty good although not great. A lot of it comes down to the hollandaise sauce quality. This one was a bit too watery in my opinion. Also, the potatoes were more home style potatoes even though I requested hashbrowns.
Overall a pretty good diner, and I would recommend even though I have to give it a 4/5 because of service and food quality.
… moreI started off with a cup of coffee and the two biscuits and gravy for $2.50. At that price it’s impossible to beat but I was not the biggest fan of the gravy and wish the biscuits would have been fluffier. Not the best I’ve had this year but still worth getting. I chose one of the specials of the day, which was the Eggs Benedict. Again it was pretty good although not great. A lot of it comes down to the hollandaise sauce quality. This one was a bit too watery in my opinion. Also, the potatoes were more home style potatoes even though I requested hashbrowns.
Overall a pretty good diner, and I would recommend even though I have to give it a 4/5 because of service and food quality.