MillCross Coffee Bar & Kitchen / La Sabina Wine Bar

IN LOVE with this place. Visiting from Pittsburgh. Was looking for coffee and breakfast and found this place my first morning. I returned every morning and for lunch one day. Only had espresso drinks, but the coffee was delicious, I’m sure the pour over is also amazing. Drinks: Maple pecan latte, orange vanilla latte, lavender sage latte, plain cappuccino, house made lemonade Food: local lox toast, ricotta toast, saucy egg muffin, big focaccia Sammy Everything was absolutely amazing! I don’t know that I had a favorite and it was hard to decide every time because so many things were appealing! Wish I could take this place back with me. It’s been a pleasure to have during my stay.

The best dog friendly cafe on the west side. Food is amazing, coffee is sublime and the staff is ALWAYS friendly!! You guys are the best. Try the berry ricotta toast, I get it every time. Its perfect with honey ricotta and fresh fruit. And there's plenty of outdoor seating area and even a bar to sit at. They are VERY dog friendly. Bring your pooch. Parking is tough but there is a garage in back. Highly recommended!!

Overall, we loved both the food and beverages, and will definitely be returning. It is a great brunch spot in Culver City, but it is not going to be the fastest so make sure that you plan your time accordingly. We also enjoyed the music! Parking can be a little tough, they have a very small designated parking lot in the back and for weekend brunch the neighborhood street parking is an option, but it does fill up, so I would give yourself a few extra minutes to plan to search and then walk from your car. For weekend brunch, there is usually a line inside to order, but it moves pretty fast and there is a lot to look at as you are waiting. They have an assortment of birthday cards, bottles of wine, chocolates, and fun mugs in different retail areas. Iris was very helpful with what type of cheeses are on different dishes, and she gave a fantastic recommendation when I was feeling indecisive between a few different brunch items. The brunch starts at 7am, and we went with two different selections from the EGGS section of the menu. The BREAKFAST PLATE ($14.50) comes with farm eggs your way (we did scrambled), house potatoes, bacon or avocado, bub & grandma's sourdough toast with butter & jam. For the breakfast plate, a secret unlisted menu option - you can add cheese on top of the eggs. We were unimpressed with the bacon so maybe go with the avocado option instead. The potatoes were really good, and the sourdough bread was lightly toasted and came with both butter and jam. If you want salt and pepper, they have them on a cart by the door. It was a good size and will be a repeat order. The GREEN EGGS & ... ($14.50) comes with scrambled farm eggs, arugula & butter lettuce tossed in a green herb dressing, grated Parmesan cheese, and avocado. With black pepper, it has the perfect amount of kick. I loved it and it was a filling-healthy option. If it had ham as an add on, it would have been the full Dr. Seuss meal! I loved the oat milk hot latte that came in a cute black cup with saucer, and I wanted another it was so enjoyable. They call out your name for the coffee, and they bring your food to the number you are given when you order at the counter. They also have regular lemonade, and for a limited time you can get a strawberry lemonade with the syrup that they use for the strawberry matcha. For seating, they have a small amount of indoor seating that includes a bar with purse hooks, and they have plenty of dog-friendly metal tables and chairs outside of the restaurant. We were easily able to find seating at 11am, even though it was very busy.

MillCross Coffee Bar is a wonderful brunch option, service was very quick we got our food about 5 minutes after we ordered despite it being very busy. It was on the pricier side but I believe it was worth it because the portions were very good and so was the quality. I came with my family and we all shared our plates because they were very big. We ordered the berry bowl, the ricotta toast, a bagel, a grilled cheese and tomato soup, and a breakfast plate. For drinks we got strawberry milk, coffee and a iced lavender sage latte. Everything we ordered was delicious, my personal favorites were the variable and ricotta toast. The bacon was a perfect crisp the eggs were good. The bagel was good but simple. The grilled cheese was a bit bready the ratios were a bit off. The ricotta toast was a perfect balance of fresh, creamy and crispy. The different layers, and textures of the ricotta toast made it a wonderful meal. I overall recommend this restaurant It has many options for different people's taste buds and is a great option for a brunch. I also recommend it for people who have gluten allergies It has many gluten free options (my sibling has a gluten allergy so it is hard to find a breakfast place she can eat at).

My first visit here was fantastic. I loved the atmosphere here. The second visit was less enthusing because worker taking my order seemed less interested in providing a welcoming experience. The person at the cashier from my first visit seemed much friendlier. I'll chalk it up to his having a bad day for today even if it did taint my experience. Food is pretty good, but quite expensive. I would probably visit this place more often if price was not too expensive and parking was easier. Regardless, the overall vibe in the shop is great.

One of my favorite coffee shops! The space itself is so cozy and uniquely designed, their food is fantastic, and the coffee/tea menu is full of delicious, creative drinks. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Not going to lie though, the parking is atrocious and the place itself is a madhouse on the weekends. Also is pricey, but I think it is worth it as they clearly prioritize high quality ingredients!

I got the lavender sage latte hot with oat milk, which was lovely with exactly the right amount of syrup flavoring, and a delicious croissant. The atmosphere was very cozy and cute. It seems like they have a lot of events and I hope to attend one! When we went there were a few open spaces in the parking garage, but I think it could fill up easily.