(323) 857-1252
7169 Beverly Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90036
34.0763
-118.3456
Neighborhoods: Central LA, CBS Television City
What People Are Saying About Cayenne Cafe
The Editor
Martha Burr
Citysearch
In Short – This bright, cheerful Mediterranean cafe attracts an eclectic Beverly crowd for all-day breakfasts, sunny lunches and lively Middle Eastern dinners. Stamped metal lanterns hang over the large sidewalk patio; inside Casablanca fans, oriental silk pillows, candles and fountains lend a romantic feel. The menu conjures Morocco, Tuscany, Greece, and Persia. Pizzas, burgers, sandwiches and salads include touches of aioli, tapenade, stewed plums and walnuts. For dinner, choose from a large selection of Middle Eastern appetizers, pomegranate chicken, pastas and kabobs.
Hidden Gem
by Kappy
This Mediterranean-themed restaurant recently received a Manhattanesque-makeover (think East Village charm) that will win over couples and small parties alike. The menu boasts an assortment of yummy apps,hearty salads, specialty pizzas and amazing main courses at super-reasonable prices.
- Pros: Attentive service, wide range of delicious dishes, ambience
- Cons: None
Amazing, authentic Middle Eastern food
by zatanna
This restaurant is definitely the best Middle Eastern food I've had in LA. I went here recently with some friends, and halfway through the meal, we ended up ordering more plates because the food was so delicious! My boyfriend even commented that he has not had such amazing Middle Eastern food since his grandmother used to cook it for him. The ambience is great (nice, yet comfortable) and the service was outstanding. Everything is well-priced and street parking is easy to find. And if you go, be sure to order the Zaatar Bread...it's a must!!!
- Pros: tasty and authentic food, great ambience, nice service
Best Mediterranean
by foodmistress
Wow is it addictive!!!!! I am a regular customer at Cayenne for many reasons. The waitstaff is quick and friendly and the owners, Sam and Noura, are always there to make sure that the food that comes out of the kitchen is of the best quality everyday, all the time.
Apart from that I can go on and on about the food. Breakfasts have huge portions and are reasonably priced (as is everything on the menu). The lunch and dinner menus offer so many options of healthy and flavorful fare that you can never get bored of the restaurant. Many of the dishes are the inventions of the coook/owner Noura (BTW formerly of Noura's Cafe on Melrose for those of you who remember how good that restaurant was) like Pomegranite Chicken. The way she makes it was featured in the L.A. Times food section not too long ago. The sauce is so yummy I ask for extra even though they give you plenty! There is another chicken dish called Zaatar Chicken, which is chicken breast coated in Mediterrean herbs. It's fabulous.!
Another great thing about Cayenne is that if you have friends who aren't in the mood to try something exotic they've got great gourmet hamburges, pizza with a twist, wraps, pastas, steaks to satisfy everyone.
- Pros: You can sit inside or outside on the patio
- Cons: No parking lot
The Details on Cayenne Cafe
When to Go:
Fridays and Saturdays feature a live belly dancing show. Dinner reservations are required. Thursday nights offer live music, with walk-ins accepted.
What to Drink:
A unique Middle Eastern beverage called Jallab--mulberry juice and pine nuts--is a specialty, as well as white Turkish coffee with milk and cardamom.
The Extras:
Hookahs can be enjoyed on the sidewalk dining area nightly.
When to Go:
Fridays and Saturdays feature a live belly dancing show. Dinner reservations are required. Thursday nights offer live music, with walk-ins accepted.
What to Drink:
A unique Middle Eastern beverage called Jallab--mulberry juice and pine nuts--is a specialty, as well as white Turkish coffee with milk and cardamom.
The Extras:
Hookahs can be enjoyed on the sidewalk dining area nightly.








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