Mornings Nights

Do not go here unless you want to be insulted by the staff, have your order take 40 minutes and lastly our vegetarian order had meat
on it.
After 30 minutes of waiting for two vegetarian breakfast wraps I went in to check on the order of two wraps and was promised they were coming out. 10 minutes later my husband asks again and they point to our breakfast in a bag sitting on the counter to practically by the trash. The staff did not apologize and said that they asked around, but couldn’t find us even though we were sitting right outside with a number on our table they had given us. My husband said that I had just came in and asked and they were defensive, rude to him and blamed it on being busy.
The staff are jerks, the food was cold and not vegetarian. NEVER GOING BACK! BE WARNED.

Very casual outdoor area with lots of umbrella for shade. Happy hour daily 3−6pm, coffer for $ 2.

So yummy! I love that this place has a variety of bagel sandwiches for breakfast! I’ve only been once, but it was amazing! Only down side is there isn’t any parking. Other than that, I really enjoyed the food and would probably come back for more breakfast sandwiches in the future!

This place is excellent all around — great service, seating area, and amazing food. The bagel sandwiches are huge and very decently priced. The place has a cozy and comfortable vibe. Well worth the money and will definitely be coming back soon.

Found this place on our way to the painted stairways tour! The food was great, I really enjoyed the vegetarian bagel sandwich, it was the best I’ve ever had! However, the environment was a little dirty, and we also saw a spider crawling on wall that we were sitting near. The chairs and tables were very run down and the place overall had a very dingy vibe. Also the food was pretty expensive.

This is my favorite neighborhood spot. I come here regularly Friday to Sunday, sometimes twice a day. They have a happy hour from 3 – 6 where the pastries are $ 2 and I think the drinks are a different price as well.
It’s a great spot to post up at, people watch, chat with friends, etc. they used to have a piano outside but I haven’t seen it in awhile. That’s what drew me in to begin with.
My go to drink is an iced coffee, hard to mess up really. The OG bagel is on par, along with the rest of their menu.
If you’re a regular, you can leave your own coffee mug on the bar and snag it when you come in. Super cute, creates community, I’m all for it. They also have a regular stamp card, that allows you to eventually get a free beverage! Incentive!
The baristas are quick, friendly, and often remind me that I have a regular stamp card in my wallet, which I appreciate haha.
I always bring out of town guests here, and any locals who haven’t checked it out yet.

Not the friendliest group of employees, but they get the job done. I came here to grab coffee and brunch with my sister. I got an iced almond milk latte and a Greek salad (ask without feta if you’re vegan, duh). The iced latte was great! I’m such a sucker for alfalfa sprouts and avocado, and to have it in a Greek salad was just a dream come true. I’d ask for more alfalfa sprouts next time, but that’s just my preference.
I actually meant to go to Pine & Crane, which is right next door. As usual, the line was insane and we didn’t feel like waiting. I’m normally patient about food, but it was 1pm and I still didn’t have my first cup of coffee. Morning Nights was a bit stuffy during the day – ah see what I did there – but the iced coffee made it tolerable. We wanted to study here, but it was just too hot. Instead, we went to Caffe Vita just a bit of a ways down Sunset towards Los Feliz and that was the better option.

Stumbled upon this place on Unilocal so the boyfriend and I decided to give it a try for a Sunday lunch.
Mornings Nights is right next to Pine & Crane with plenty of outdoor seating and a few tables inside. It’s definitely a more grab-​and-​go type of place where you order at the front and seat yourself. Unfortunately they had run out of bagels when we went a little before 2PM. Kind of bummed, but I did read other reviews mentioning this, too, so I guess this happens quite often. We ended up getting their Croissant Sandwich ($ 7.00), Turkey Pesto Sandwich on a baguette ($ 7.75), an Iced Latte ($ 3.75) and Vietnamese Iced Coffee ($ 4.00). Total was about $ 24 which seemed on the pricier side– but portions are pretty big so I think the prices are fair.
The Croissant Sandwich was really good. It comes with egg, cheese, tomato, greens, cucumber and harissa (some type of hot chili sauce). I didn’t even miss the meat, although I can see adding bacon to this couldn’t be bad. The textures are great: the softness from the croissant, the fluffiness from the egg, and the crunch factor from the cucumbers all go really well together. That harissa sauce complements everything really well, too. The Turkey Pesto sandwich was just OK, I definitely liked the Croissant Sandwich a lot more. It comes with roasted turkey, pesto, pepper jack, onion, cucumbers and sprouts. The baguette was really good, not too hard and a chewy texture. They put a little too much sprouts for my liking though. This sandwich also comes cold and since I prefer hot sandwiches that probably factors into why I enjoyed the Croissant Sandwich more.
Both coffees were solid, but I can see why everyone likes the Vietnamese coffee. The condensed milk gives it that extra decadence but I especially like theirs here because it’s not achingly sweet. Just a good balance of sweetness.
Definitely plan on coming back (perhaps at an earlier time) to try their bagels!

This review is not about food (which is amazing)
It’s about your cashier. I’m eating bagel right now, 10 am, March 5^th. She has blond hair and blue eyes wearing grey sweater
Seriously I would leave u guys tip but she just soooo don’t wanna be here working and ruins your whole morning with her attitude.
If you don’t wanna work her get a different job.
Morning nights-​please find a new employee this chick is horrible

The service here is amazing. I came here with a friend for breakfast and after he ordered/​was given his drink, he proclaimed that he wished he’d gotten a different one. The girls that were working there overheard and instantly offered him the other drink instead. So nice.
Our bagels were good (not fantastic). He loved his egg and cheese on jalapeño bagel, but I thought the bagels were a little too fluffy? I definitely prefer my bagels to be a more dense. Also, prices are really reasonable, however parking is a nightmare – so beware.

Thank you for treating me differently because I’m handicap at the moment!
I was charged 7 dollars for an americano. When I wanted to talk to the lady who served my coffee, she asked, «what do you want?!» Uh, seriously?
I told her that I was charged too much for an americano. She underestimated my statement and said that I was charged 3.50. But I told her I was charged 7.
I wonder if they charged me double because I am blind in one eye. Did they think I wouldn’t look at the receipt?!

Finally found a great location in LA where I can get my everything bagel cravings satisfied.
A small little shop located right off sunset blvd., which means parking can be a bit difficult during rush hour. However, never impossible. Tons of free street parking and meter spots.
Amongst entering the shop, you will feel cozy as the ambiance is so chill with the rustic interior design. A few tables and seats available inside as well as outside.
Off the menu, I only ordered the Scramble ($ 4.25) on a everything bagel, which I shared with my BF. The scramble includes: eggs, cream cheese, & tomatoes. Very simple, yet so satisfying. My bagel sandwich was ready in about 10 minutes. It came out perfectly heated up & ready to eat. The everything bagel itself was jam packed with flavor. The ingredients in between the bagel were lacking a little flavor but they have sriracha available off to the side.
I will definitely be coming back to try their other options as well as their coffees & teas!

My everything bagel/​lox/​schmear breakfast was pretty good. I thought the «everything» seasoning was particularly good (esp as compared to the fairly nude version served by the Yeastie Boys). Still the bagel itself is a far cry from those in NYC but this is simply a fact of west coast life. All said, I was quite pleased.

My new favorite go to quick breakfast spot! They serve sandwiches in your choice of croissant, bagel or wrap. My favorite is sunrise triangle: crème cheese, sprouts and bacon on a jalapeño bagel. YUMM! They also offer with eggs or crème cheese w tomato if you prefer vegan. I haven’t tried their coffee ir lattes because im addicted to the London Fog. Earl grey tea latte with honey. They’re never crowded when I go usually between 700 – 720. Oh and the owner is super nice and friendly.

So delicious I wish it didn’t end!!!
What I got:
BTLA ($ 7.50): bacon, avocado, greens, tomato, cucumber, clover sprouts and harissa.
I can’t handle spice so I switched the harissa for hummus and it was DELICIOUS. So worth the price, I would actually get this every time I come up to this side of LA. That’s how yum this was. I got it on a plain bagel and it was the perfect amount of crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
Things to note:
— breakfast all day (bagels upon bagels)
— lunch options: turkey pesto, California (very good), BLTA, happy hippy, and rainbow kale
Overall this place is delicious and worth the $ 8.18 I paid in total. The outside has tons of little tables that you can sit at and enjoy the sunny LA weather (in the winter…).
Shoutout to the refreshing cucumber water. ;)

Friendly cool space and open early! This breakfast wrap is amazing with the tang of harissa.

I specifically came here for a bagel, but a glimpse at the «Californian» and I knew I had to have it. The avocado, the sprouts, it was calling my name. Sorry, bagel who?
The Californian: chicken, harissa (ok, don’t exactly know what this is, but keep ‘em coming), blue cheese, avocado, cucumber, sprouts, tomato.
One bite and I was on cloud 9. This sandwich was the best sandwich I’ve ever had. Or, at least, the best I’ve had in awhile. I was mesmerized. I knew at that moment I had to finish up and clear my plate before I could carry on with my day or else I’d keep eyeing the food, pondering… will life ever be the same again? Who is this Julie? Why is everyone saying she’s awesome? Is she real or is she like Oz? Did she create the Californian? Why is it called Californian? Was the creator of the Californian even from California or is this their interpretation of us through the use of bread, meat, and veggies? lol okay, enough of that. I’ll shut up now. It’s good. Great, actually. Please try it and tell me your thoughts.
The seating is limited inside, but there’s also some seating outside. There’s wifi and plenty of outlets along the walls. Parking can be a pain and they’re a bit understaffed, but it seems like they attract a lot of regulars and the café has a strong community presence! I will return! If I lived close enough, I’d easily burn a hole in my wallet!

Julie, the lovely owner, Umill, Darrel and Verushka have made this place extra special! I’ve been coming there for years now, and I’ve always felt at home, thanks to them all. I do love the coffee, the bagels, the mint lemonade, and there is always something going on in the Silver Lake plaza, musicians playing outside, to their guitars or the piano that Pine & Crane leaves outside, kids playing, etc; the point is, it’s always filled with life and creative people, quite a colorful mix of people. A very cozy coffee shop with a great personality right down the street, and it’s always a pleasure to enjoy Silver lake and the view from their terrace!
And in the summertime evenings, the whole neighborhood gathers around the plaza to enjoy some movie screenings! Mornings Nights is The spot!

Mornings Nights is a cute little coffee shop in the same Sunset Junction complex as Pine & Crane, you know the one that used to have all those weird green circles on the ground? I’ve been in a couple times, and I find it pleasant in a functional, hipsterland way. Nothing too memorable, but I’d go back if I wanted coffee in the area. Both of my visits have been in conjunction with Pine & Crane meals.
It’s a charming place, pretty cozy inside with a lot more space on the patio, which I think is shared with the other businesses in this strip. The service and coffee are good. Nothing unusual on either front. I guess they also serve food, bagels and other café fare. (Actually, my first visit was when I was doing a write-​up of bagels around town. I found out they don’t make their own bagels, which I guess isn’t scandalous for this kind of place.)
Mornings Nights is a good go-​to neighborhood café for Silver Lakers, and it looks like it gets lots of business and love. I’d recommend it if you’re looking for a calm spot for coffee in the area.

Definitely my go-​to coffee and breakfast place in the neighborhood. They have a great selection of breakfast sandwiches and regular sandwiches. You can get most of the options on either a bagel, a croissant or a wrap! I usually go with the OG or the Bacon Scramble. The OG is just cream cheese and tomato (add cucumber for $ 1 you won’t regret it), and the Bacon Scramble is bacon, egg, cream cheese. Bagel options are everything, jalapeño cheddar, sesame and plain.
The coffee is great, try the vietnamese iced coffee if you’re in the mood for something sweet!
As for seating and service, good seating area outside with free wifi. It’s a nice place to relax either in the shade or in the sun. A public piano which is sometimes a good thing, sometimes a bad thing… depends on who is playing. But all in all I love the atmosphere of this place. The service is a little slow, I have read some reviews on here commenting about bad service but I think it’s just a quirk of this place. The few people who do work there are super nice, especially to returning customers. I personally have never had an issue with any of the service.

The breakfast wrap is dee-​lish! Nom nom nom.