Olancha Cafe'

Mary Cheung

Charming place full of character, basic diner food that isn't so basic. Very warm, cozy Cafe. Prices are reasonable, service is good, and the fries we had were perfectly fried. My quesadilla was yummy and the hot water for my tea was Super hot, not just Luke warm. There are lots of little things you can look at to shop and buy while you wait for your food. While it was chilly outside, it was nice to be in a warm Cafe where you can hear the cook/owner singing away to the radio as he made our food. :-)

Charlie Wilson

Solid food for the price point, we had friendly and attentive service from Eric who was running the entire cafe by himself, all with a smile and a positive attitude! Olancha Cafe is a quaint abode attached to a revivalist tipi resort (taste debatable). Very quiet and peaceful, a friendly and lovably chubby black labrador dog roams free outside, beckoning you to throw his favorite toy: a shim-like piece of plywood. Ordered a Beyond burrito and garden salad, ingredients were fresh and the food was delicious considering the location of the cafe being in the middle of nowhere of mountain country. Would absolutely recommend to someone looking for affordable delicious food while supporting a mom & pop business.

David Lackner

The Chef really knows what he is doing. An absolute wizard on the griddle. Give this man a raise, folks from all over LA come to witness his greatness.