We had a great breakfast here. I loved the nostalgic vibe, with an old jukebox and all. Food was fantastic. I loved the avocado toast, but next time I will add a side of eggs with it. Service was on point. We did not have difficulty finding parking, but it might have been the hour we went on.
Vegan Restaurant
Swingers Diner
· $$$$ · Los Angeles · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
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This vegan-friendly breakfast spot has garnered praise for its nostalgic atmosphere, complete with an old jukebox, and its fantastic food. Reviewers particularly enjoy the avocado toast, a standout dish that showcases the restaurant's commitment to plant-based cuisine. The service is also consistently on point, making for a seamless dining experience.
Be aware that parking may be a challenge, although it's unclear if this is a consistent issue. Additionally, the restaurant's hours may be subject to change, as one reviewer noted that it closed unexpectedly. It's essential to plan ahead and confirm the hours before visiting.
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We had a great breakfast here. I loved the nostalgic vibe, with an old jukebox and all. Food was fantastic. I loved the avocado toast, but next time I will add a side of eggs with it. Service was on point. We did not have difficulty finding parking, but it might have been the hour we went on.
This is their $17 stuffed grilled cheese. Need I say more? A 7 year old could make a better effort at a grilled cheese than this. Not a single spice, cheese that takes up only 60% of the bread, 2 tiny slices of tomato. Garbage. 🗑️
This is their $17 stuffed grilled cheese. Need I say more? A 7 year old could make a better effort at a grilled cheese than this. Not a single spice, cheese that takes up only 60% of the bread, 2 tiny slices of tomato. Garbage. 🗑️
Hey so when you poach an egg, the yolk runs. It’s what makes it poached. It’s essential to a Benedict. It is also a very quick process. If you ordered a steak rare and it came out as a solid black burned brick, you would be upset. If you order a Benedict and get an egg where the yolk is chalky yellow like a hard boil, you’d be sad. The restaurant closed at 3 and we ordered at 230, even though it would take 90 seconds to fix the egg, if they were that egregiously bad, I don’t trust you to fix it. Now on to hollandaise. As you can see by that goopy infected splooge consistency, that is SPLIT. The whole batch is ruined. Not one bit of creaminess, not a hint of citrus tang. It was hardly a sauce. Milkshake was amazing. Home fries were good with ketchup. Would’ve added salt and pepper and fixed them properly but they weren’t on the table. If you’re drunk and don’t respect yourself, this is indeed a place to eat food. I’d highly recommend just getting a milkshake and reminiscing on a time when diners weren’t small hate crimes against your taste buds.