Little Flower

“The best breakfast and pastries around, and in a cute European cafe setting.”

Sim B★★★★★

Little Flower is such a cool little coffee shop with tons of charm and personality. It’s an easy, relaxed place with great vibes and that welcoming neighborhood feel. Perfect for grabbing coffee and hanging out. My personal highlight was randomly running into a celebrity from one of my favorite shows which just added to the fun experience. Definitely a spot worth visiting.

Rosabell M.★★★

While the cleanliness of the shop and the convenience of the little store inside for ordering are positives, my experience at this brunch spot was somewhat underwhelming. The setup, where you order first and then find a table, can be a bit chaotic, especially during busy weekends when tables are hard to come by. Although the food was decent, it didn't quite meet my expectations, and the service left something to be desired. Overall, while it's an okay option for brunch, the mediocre service and hassle of finding a table mean that I won't be returning in the future.

Julie Hak★★★★★

A great staple cafe with fresh food and baked goods. Also a go to spot for knick knacks and quick gifts. They are known for their candies and marshmallows but it holds an eclectic collection of items. The place is small with limited seating but it is a cute place to get away to.

Matty Gilreath★★★★★

We adore this place. It’s more than just a bakery and a café. It’s a great pitstop at the top of Eagle Rock just off 134/210 on the edge of Pasadena, for any time of day or reason. It’s also throwback to better times, when unique gift shops would have seasonal displays and gift ideas for the holidays or any occasion. We pop in for fresh baked goods, lattes, and tea. We also stock up on their homemade sea salt caramels. They are about to decorate for Halloween this week and I can’t wait to see all the goodies! One surprise little treat I just enjoyed: a baked apple cider doughnut with chunks of