
Snug spot adorned with knickknacks serving up brunch staples such as pancakes plus burgers & salads.
Hours
| Saturday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–2 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13329 Washington Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Phone: (310) 437-0575
Website: http://maxinescafe.net/
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Reviews
Seating options are varied: you can sit indoors at tables, at the bar on high stools, or outside on the small back patio or at a sidewalk table out front. It’s cozy without feeling cramped.
The service is thoughtful and friendly, adding to the welcoming vibe.
Definitely don’t miss the freshly made blueberry muffins—they’re a standout and worth the visit on their own.
Outside dogs are allowed.
Also, this place used to be called “Maxwell’s” but it changed to Maxine’s a little while back.
They have a lot of great options on the menu, but I went with my favorite breakfast dish, which is the Eggs Benedict. I chose the Bomb Benedict because you choose your own protein and I went with the Louisiana Hot Sausage and really enjoyed it. It was pretty spicy with strong flavors and the eggs were cooked perfectly. I just loved the combo overall. I also ordered a Biscuit on the side and thought it was one of the best Biscuits that I’ve had in a very long time. It was giant, fluffy, and everything that I hope for when ordering a Biscuit. I would stop here again just for the Biscuit, even though I’ve already dined in at this place many times over the years. I would recommend and will be back again many times in the future.
The food:
– Classic Breakfast w/ Waffles (10/10):
The texture of the waffles was satisfying, although I do think a melted butter would have been better to go along with it, but then again, it’s all about personal preference. The eggs were cooked to perfection and I liked how they were not soaked in oil. The potatoes were fresh and seasoned to perfection. Also, the sausages were juicy and not too salty. With that said, the portion given was definitely acceptable.
– Classic Breakfast w/ Pancakes (8/10):
This version is basically the same as 2x2x2 but with no fruits and instead of waffles, i got the pancakes. I thought their pancakes were too soft for my liking, but then again, everyone’s tastes are different.
With all that in mind, the only downsides that I have to say about this place is the space in this restaurant is kind of small for my liking and parking spaces are kind of limited. Nevertheless, if you happen to be in the area, this brunch restaurant is worth a try.
The one downside was the coffee, which didn’t quite match the quality of the food. Service was okay, though I couldn’t shake the feeling that not all guests were treated with the same warmth. It wasn’t overt, but as someone who isn’t white, I did pick up on subtle vibes of exclusivity, especially from one of the servers. I truly hope this was unintentional because a place with such a welcoming aesthetic should feel just as inclusive to everyone who walks through the door.
Overall, I liked it and would come back, but I’d love to see a more consciously welcoming atmosphere for all guests.