Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Toluca Lake

Took my BFF for her birthday brunch knowing she doesn’t like heavy French food, she thought it was charming, loved our brunch. Our waiter was lovely, fun took very good care of us as did the hostess and we had a lovely couple of hours. We dined outside. They have heat lamps, which were really lovely for a cool Sunday morning.  Will definitely go back and my BFF said she tends to bring her husband there as well so overall it was a hit.😛

Ca Del Sole is an excellent place spend an evening. The food is excellent ant the ambiance is great. One really gets a feeling of eating out at a classy restaurant, that is enjoyed by couples and families alike. The only downside is the prices. They are on the expensive side, but I guess that has to be expected to some degree. we have been their multiple times and would definitely go their again, on special occasions. OE

I really appreciated the valet, hostess and host. I dined with a friend on crutches. Valet made sure friend could park in closest handicapped parking space. Hostess was sensitive to my companion’s needs and offered two nearby tables to choose from so she didn’t have to walk too far. My friend and I love the shishito peppers. She loved her tacos. The blt banh mi sandwich is good but has no resemblance to a bahn mi at all. Love that they have a nice selection of mocktails so you can feel festive if you’re sober or need to drive back to work. The patio is lovely. Service is good and self parking is free with validation.

We ordered the eggs benedict on biscuit with avocado and the breakfast burrito with a hazelnut latte and a butterscotch latte... everything was seriously delicious. Outdoor tables along the sidewalk are a bit loud and there is a lot of traffic (foot and car), but the outdoor tables tucked in between the buildings are lovely. STRONGLY recommended.

Enjoyed Vitello’s quite a lot. Went on Monday night in December and sat outside. There were no other diners around us hence the quiet.😉. Had the bread appetizer, a Hangar 64 (very good and citrusy) a Hugo, the carbonara and the puttanesca and glass on Montepulciano. Ended with decent espressos. The pasta was top notch, not quite Italy, but one of the best I’ve had in LA (low bar I realize) and similar to above average places in New York, NY. The staff were super friendly and quick. The only minor hiccup was having to ask for dinnerware and napkins once our mains arrived. Quickly remedied though. Highly recommend if in North Hollywood/Burbank/WeHo even out to Reseda or Glendale