Garçons de Café - Los Angeles, California

Chantal Torres

Es un espacio que genera un ambiente romántico y agradable, evoca un café francés desde la disposición, iluminación, decoración y ambiente.

En esta ocasión no probamos el menú de alimentos, pero éste, es amplio y prometedor.
Respecto a las bebidas, tiene algunos tragos de especialidad y una atractiva carta de vinos.

Pudimos probar el Espresso Martini, que goza de un equilibrio extraordinario en sus ingredientes, también, el Blackberry-Mint Julep, un trago robusto, rico en sabores cítricos.

Un plus es que el espacio es Pet Friendly ?

¡Definitivamente, volveremos para probar el menú completo! ?

Charles Douglas

Had the oddest interaction yesterday 10.12.24 when I stumbled upon this place during an event called Broadway night lights - which was exceptional!
I'm surveying places to take my friend when he comes to visit. Decided to sample some cocktails and maybe an appetizer. However, I didn't get to because the workers, the owner, whoever, were so evasive.

I had on sweats, a hat and a shirt. Didn't look disheveled. Therea were two entrances. I went to the side that had the bar because I saw an older gentleman who was dressed similarly. Before walking in, a Hispanic worker saw me and I asked him if it was OK to enter with the way I'm dressed because some establishments have strict dress codes. I wanted to adhere, even if this establishment is in the middle of a strip mall on a street overrun with homeless but I digress.

He told me that he didn't know and that I had to ask the owner. There was a slim white? bald man on the shorter side of 5'7" who obviously heard the conversation a because it was only us 3 around, no noise and he was within an arms length distance. I assumed he was the owner because the Hispanic guy kept chanting "ask the owner". I even asked if he was the owner and he said nothing. It was perplexing. If it was Halloween already I would've thought it was part of the act but it's not.

A reasonable worker would have asked if I needed help. He a just kept trying to avoid eye contact and grimaced when the Hispanic man kept telling repeating that I had to talk to the owner. I don't want to be presumptive but I felt there could've been some underlying tones. As a black woman, I don't want to bring race into, so I'll just leave it here, but that was for sure an uncomfortable situation. I just left

Marlene Kirsmel

French wine bar in DTLA - definitely a hidden gem tucked away in a mall (?) entrance but absolutely worth the visit. Well-curated wine list, almost exclusively French staff who will charm you away with their wittiness and hospitality. We specifically enjoyed the scallops with black truffle and the garlic bread (sorry but it’s too die for). Can also recommend the escargot if you enjoy the texture - the taste was on point. Would definitely recommend for a laid back dinner vibe with friends

Laurence Faguer

Fantastic evening yesterday at Garçons de Café, downtown Los Angeles, for a special event with Chef of Cafe Leza. Whenever you come, you will find a curated selection of French wine (and wine from all around the world) and the owner, Mathieu, will help you to pair it with delicious cheese and charcuterie plates. No wonder it is called « your extension living-room ». I will come back!

Poch Blanco

Luv this place! A hidden gem in the heart of DTLA. The new owner, Matt is a lovely host. They have a great selection of imported and interesting wines and beer. Cheers

Scott Johnson

The best of DTLA! Wine, good, atmosphere are all top notch, but approachable! Very classy & cozy. The perfect date spot or chill kickback spot.

Harmony Diaz

Did the wine tasting event through the Fever app. It was lovely. The wine presented was so good. Thank you.

Rodrigo “funning”

Mainly a wine spot but I got a cappuccino here and it was good(lots of froth, good temperature, descent flavor).

Great ambience and the indoor seating feels super homely and a great spot to take a date. I’d definitely come back here for the wine and I’ll reupdate my review.