I stopped at this place randomly with a friend and ended up being very pleasantly surprised. The atmosphere was quaint and peaceful with a European feel. I had the mushroom soup, both creamy and rich, served with crusty fresh bread, and a pomegranate mimosa which was perfect, not too sweet. Service was friendly and prompt and their prices reasonable. Their desserts looked amazing, next time I'll have to try one.

I really like LPQ on Melrose. The patio is lovely and lends itself well to a leisurely lunch. The breads are all tasty, and I love the jams and nutella that accompany. The salads and tartines are light and fresh -- I especially like the tuna tartine, which is fresh and lemony, and the curry chicken pops with flavor. And it leaves room for cappucino and dessert, of which the cherry clafoutis and belgian waffle with berries are standouts. Bon Apetit!

We dined at Le Pain because Urthh down the street was packed. We ordered an egg salad sandwich which was french style, open faced. It was delicious but the portion was very small for a price like that. The latte is decorated with a heart! The coffee was good. We also had a pistachio tart which was alright. The ambience is really nice. The table next to ours ordered the meats and cheese platter and it comes with a big basket of bread. I think that would have been a better deal and you can try the variety of meats and cheeses.

I've frequented the Bev Hills location and thought this would be the same, but I can't tell if it's because there is less business here, but the selection of food and pastries was surprisingly bleak compared to the other location. Perhaps I went at a bad time, but I would have thought Thurs night would have been busy. It's an adorable and quaint place and the service was attentive, but something was clearly missing. I had the mediterranean platter and it was just OK.

I had sooo! much fun today with my friends at le pain, in West hollywwod. Seemed busy, but good energy and a wonderfull ambience. I had a very tasty and refreshing
gaspacio soup, in my opinion the best in town, followed by the veggie quiche which it
was out of this world. Did I mentioned I had a glass of wine? It was white and all the
way from France, light and crisp, my wonderfull server said was called gentil and only
$6.00 a glass. My first time at le pain and I am looking forward going back soon