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- 4.8Food
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- 4.8Ambience
- 4.2Value
Noise • Moderate
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From the OpenTable editors: The award-winning pastries and French brasserie fare created by chefs Walter and Margarita Manzke are still the talk of the town at this Mid-City restaurant more than a decade after its opening. Plus, the showstopping interiors are an extra incentive: Charlie Chaplin and architect Roy Seldon Price built the space in 1928, and you can still see the original brick, tile, and ironwork along with dramatic archways and green-and-white tiled floors.
Executive chef: Walter Manzke
US$85.00 per person
Prepaid
8 - 16 people
US$62.00 per person
Prepaid
8 - 16 people
US$85.00 per person
Prepaid
8 - 16 people
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One of LA’s most popular brunch spots! ☕️ République, located in Miracle Mile, serves a French-inspired menu in this gorgeous historic building. The space features a casual bakery, café, and bar in the front with a more formal dining area located in the rear. I suggest going early during the week to beat the crowds and secure those pastries before they sell out!! Cafe & Bakery is open daily from 8am-2pm and restaurant is open Tues-Fri from 5:30pm-10pm and Sat from 5pm-10pm. What we ordered: •Vietnamese latte - $6.50 •Granola w/yogurt - $17 •Short rib breakfast burrito - $23 •Regular breakfast - $23 •Assorted pastries - $4-$7 each Street parking is available as well as valet. 📍République 624 S La Brea Ave Los Angeles @republiquecafebakery @republique.restaurantla
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4.8
Noise • Moderate
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French
Hollywood
Best Ambience
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Great for fine wines
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Republique on La Brea Avenue was named one of Tasting Table’s 14 best French bakeries in the United States, one of two California bakeries on the list. Chef Margarita Manzke called the recognition an honor and praised the team’s work across the restaurant.
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Yes, République is frequently chosen for special evenings: guests celebrate anniversaries and wedding‑weekend dinners, praising the atmosphere, attentive service, and thoughtful wine program.
Republique often fills up and runs lines, guests repeatedly describe the place as packed, especially during popular service times, while the corner front room and the patio are noted as calmer spots for a quieter meal.
Smart casual is the guide: polished but relaxed, a good fit for the restaurant’s elevated setting and the many special-occasion dinners guests celebrate there.
Sunday mornings are a lovely time to visit, guests repeatedly praise République’s bakery and brunch, calling it one of the best spots for breakfast and pastries.
Yes, Republique has outdoor seating: several guests mention dining on the patio and enjoying its relatively calm atmosphere during their meals.
Republique feels grand and animated, a front bakery, café and bar lead into a more formal rear dining room, with an open kitchen, soaring ceilings, beautiful tilework, and both lively and quieter seating areas.
Yes, Republique regularly welcomes families: guests describe dining there with children and large family parties, and staff have even delivered a handwritten birthday note for a daughter.
For a calmer visit, Republique is nicest at the start of dinner service, arriving around the 5:30pm opening tends to avoid the rush, and the front corner room or patio often feels quieter and more relaxed.
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