April 28, 2010 3

Canelé (Atwater Village)

By in 05: Silver Lake + Echo Park, Favorite Food Entries

CanaleCanale is a small neigbourhood restaurant in the cozy Atwater Village. We had dinner there years ago and for the longest time I didn’t know they open for brunch on the weekends. I was delighted to see that their brunch menu looks interesting and is different from the usual LA breakfast flare (i.e. egg benedict, generic omelette, cobb salad..etc). The place is much more chill on a Saturday morning than it is at night which is usually completely packed.

Canale

Duck hash with fried duck egg $11.50
Very delicious!  It’s a rich and hearty. Not sure how they made the onion (with balsamic vinegar?) but they added a nice acidic taste to the meal for balanced.

Canale

Beets and burrata with radicchio, walnuts and saba $10.50

Probably one of the best salad I’ve ever had! It’s got two of my most favorite food: beets and Burrata (mozzarella cheese with cream) and they’re a great combination. The light vinaigrette dressing was tasty and love the caramelize onion. A very flavorful dish which you would enjoy till the last bite.

Canale

Baked Pancake with meyer lemon and powdered sugar $4.50
Wow this was incredibly amazing! It’s a pancake but it’s baked in a dish so it’s more like a souffle. It’s airy and fluffy inside. The meyer lemon cream was so good too. You have to eat it fast as the pancake “collapse” as it cool down. Highly recommend, a MUST get!

We were amazed at how tasty the brunch was! Especially since our impression of the dinner from many years ago was average, perhaps we were too quick to judge and should have gone back to try their dinner again.


Canelé

3219 Glendale Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039
(323) 666-7133

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3 Responses to “Canelé (Atwater Village)”

  1. Diana says:

    Next time you go, be sure to try an order of the French toast — it’s my favorite version in the city.

  2. cjla says:

    I think Canele’s dinner is alright–I’m usually a bigger fan of their appetizers than their mains. (Perfect dinner? Salad and Coop’s omelet. Perfect. The sum is so much greater than the parts.)

    For brunch, I really love their sticky buns.

  3. Joan says:

    Ah so their dinner is not as good, just as I remembered. Yeah definitely will try the french toast and the sticky buns!