Bricks and Scones

Tita Friday PH★★★★★

Had lunch at Bricks & Scones recently and really enjoyed the experience. The outdoor patio is beautiful, relaxing, and full of charm, one of those places that immediately makes you want to slow down and stay awhile. The sandwiches were very good, fresh, comforting, and satisfying without feeling too heavy. I especially liked that everything tasted homemade rather than overly processed. The side salad was simple but fresh, and the drinks were refreshing too. The atmosphere is really what makes the place memorable. Cozy brick courtyard, colorful umbrellas, plants everywhere, and a warm café fe

J Pak [email protected]★★★

This place is located in Larchmont. I parked on the street because ParkingNot didn't have information. I was overstaying my hourly rate, but I ended up paying $73 for parking. The interior was beautiful, and it was very quiet in the morning. They said the scones were delicious, but they weren't quite my cup of tea, but the warm Americano was fine. The staff didn't seem to have a smile on their faces.

Selina Oeien★★★

Stumbled by this cute cafe but left a bit disappointed. The servers were not welcoming at all and the scones were lacking in flavor? While the matcha scone had a nice, crumbly texture, that green tea taste was nowhere to be found. Same with the chewy sesame roll — kind of dry and not reminiscent of the Korean mochi bread flavor I was expecting. But still definitely recommend stopping by at least once!

Rachel Grob★★★★★

In a neighborhood full of cute coffee shops, bricks and Scones might be my favorite! Super chill with lots of seating in the garden area amongst plants and trees. Great place to study, read, of hang out. We didn’t try the food menu, but the scones were delicious. The lemon blueberry was our favorite!