This was our first time here. We pulled up on a Saturday around 1 p.m. and found parking right in front (a miracle). The indoor and outdoor setup is super cute and very aesthetic. I got the avocado toast. The smoothies are just insane. Yes, they're pricey. Yes, it's asking, "Why is the large a medium?" But do I care? No, because they're THAT good. I tried the Fernaood, Labyrinth, and Highway 27, and every single one was fresh, delicious, and straight-up satisfying.

Must try! The food was amazing, the place is so cozy! Staff was kind and helpful! I will be coming here again!

The cutest and coziest hole in the wall in the mountains of topanga. The restaurant draws in a really friendly crowd and they have so many healthy options from smoothies, teas, salads, and more! Everyone who worked there gave so much joy and warmth and we had a lovely conversation! I would love to make this a Sunday ritual!

This is a charming little coffee shop in Topanga, and I love their outdoor patio! It's often quiet and chill. The staff is friendly. I ordered the Big Brekky with scrambled eggs, which was tasty, but the potatoes were quite oily (delicious tho) Unfortunately, the coffee was burnt, so I couldn't finish it :( I rate 3.7 out of 5!

Topanga Living Cafe has some really good food. We love love their coffee. It is an adorable place and you can dine inside or out. It also has a small shop with some cool things to buy. The service can be slow so that is a little bit of a bother, but not much. The staff is really nice. The place is very clean and ever so pretty. We love their sandwiches. We tried their home made falafel on warm pita stuffed with radishes, hummus, cucumber and peas. That was a big hit with our group. It was really good. The fried chicken sandwich on a great bun was my favorite. It has spice to it and was just very flavorful. The turkey club is on sourdough and really good. They use great turkey and you get the perfect amount. The steak sandwich was good, not great, but I loved the cheddar cheese on it. It was good. The tortillas for their tacos are made there and they are great. We had the carne asada and boy was it good. It comes with two. As I said the coffee is great, but so is their home made lemonade. I just loved it. We had a lovely time there.

Went here for my birthday last weekend, and I enjoyed almost every single thing that I ate! The poppyseed muffin had good flavor, but it was a little on a dry side and the blueberry cornbread was not my favorite! It was kinda moist and just not my idea of a blueberry cornbread. I ordered the Brekky breakfast and it was delicious! My favorite part of my breakfast was the crispy fingerling potatoes. I should've just ordered an extra side of them because they were really really good. I had some thick bacon, Sourdough toast I ordered scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese and everything was well seasoned not overly seasoned and I would definitely come here several times a week in the future lol I sat on the back patio and I love the green tile floors. They were so gorgeous and it was just a nice chill vibe and the service was pretty quick. P.S. I came back 2 days later and ordered the Brekky again lol

Like many of the places in Topanga Canyon, Topanga Living Cafe feels very much like a neighborhood joint. When I want to have a relaxing Sunday I oftentimes think, where can I go for a bit of peace away from the craziness of LA. This Sunday I decided to pop over to Topanga Canyon to enjoy a bit of me time. I first stopped by Cafe Mimosa, which was much smaller and packed with nowhere to sit. So I drove down the road a ways and came across Topanga Living Cafe. There was plenty of parking in front, which can be a bit difficult in this area. I loved the light and airy feeling of the space as soon as I entered. Even on this cloudy day the space felt warm. I was greeted with smiles from the baristas and appreciated the ample seating available. I ordered a large matcha latte and a chocolate croissant. Available milk choices were whole, oat and almond for those wondering what they have to offer. The latte was wonderful but the croissant felt a bit stale, sort of a bummer since it looked so good. Maybe it was fresh but I know croissant and this one felt like either a boxed croissant or one from the day before. Other than that, the experience was lovely. There were local goods for purchase along the back wall making this more than just a spot to stop when you want coffee. Another thing I loved was that the benches lining the seating area all had plugs behind them with both traditional and USB ports. I thought this was a really nice touch considering many people come to coffee shops to do work on their laptops or phones. I arrived around 10:45am on a Sunday and it was practically dead. But by 11:30am the place was packed and there was a line out the door. So just plan your trip here accordingly. I will definitely be returning next time I need a little break from the city!