Los Angeles Breakfast Guide

Community Goods Breakfast Menu

Planning a morning at Community Goods in Los Angeles? This guide covers every breakfast item and its price, the exact breakfast cut-off times, slider add-ons, vegan picks, what breakfast really costs, and how to get your food without losing half the morning in line.

Weekdays
Breakfast until 12pm

Weekends
Breakfast until 1pm

Breakfast Sliders
$12.00 for four

What Is on the Community Goods Breakfast Menu?

The Community Goods breakfast menu is short on purpose. It has two morning plates, the Breakfast Sliders ($12.00, four per order) and the Half N Half ($12.00), plus two toasts served all day: Pistachio Toast ($10.00) and vegan Banana Bread ($6.50). Both cafés serve it: 710 N Edinburgh Ave in Beverly Grove and the Pacific Design Center at 8687 Melrose Ave in West Hollywood.

Until 12pm weekdays, 1pm weekends

Breakfast Plates

Breakfast Sliders
Scrambled eggs, American cheese and house made hot sauce on toasted Hawaiian rolls. Four sliders per order.
$12.00
Half N Half
Sourdough Pullman toast, chives, fluffy eggs, avocado, basil aioli and togarashi.
$12.00

Served all day

Toast

Pistachio Toast
House made pistachio spread, vanilla sea salt, honey and olive oil on Pullman sourdough toast.
$10.00
Banana Bread (V)
Toasted, vegan, made with almond flour. Add passionfruit butter for $0.50.
$6.50

Tip: Want coffee, matcha, sandwiches and the I.Y.K.Y.K. drinks too? See the full Community Goods menu.

Four Community Goods breakfast sliders with egg and American cheese on Hawaiian rolls
Breakfast Sliders, $12.00
Community Goods pistachio toast on Pullman sourdough with vanilla sea salt
Pistachio Toast, $10.00
Toasted vegan banana bread from the Community Goods breakfast menu
Banana Bread (V), $6.50

What Time Does Community Goods Serve Breakfast?

Community Goods serves breakfast until 12pm Monday to Friday and until 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. Toast is on the menu all day, and the lunch sandwiches start at 11am, so late mornings give you both options.

Breakfast

12pm / 1pm

Sliders and Half N Half. Until 12pm on weekdays and 1pm on weekends.

Toast

All day

Pistachio Toast and Banana Bread, from opening to close.

Sandwiches

From 11am

Turkey, Tuna and Chicken Cutlet, every day.

The Edinburgh Ave café is open 7am to 4pm on weekdays and 8am to 5pm on weekends. The Pacific Design Center café is open 7am to 6pm on weekdays and 8am to 6pm on weekends.

Tip: Weekends open an hour later than weekdays, so on Saturday and Sunday aim to arrive around 8am for the shortest line.

Community Goods Breakfast Sliders: What Comes on Them

The Breakfast Sliders are the dish most people come for. One order is four sliders for $12.00, each made with scrambled eggs, American cheese and the café’s house made hot sauce on a toasted Hawaiian roll. The sweet roll, soft egg and hot sauce are why the dish shows up in so many reviews and copycat recipes, including our own Community Goods breakfast sliders recipe.

Slider Add-Ons and Prices

Classic sliders
Egg, American cheese, house hot sauce
$12.00
With bacon
Classic plus bacon
$14.50
With avocado
Classic plus avocado
$14.50
Bacon and avocado
Classic plus both add-ons
$17.00

Extra Sauces, $1.00 Each

CG Hot Sauce
Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce, garlic, apple cider vinegar, habanero pepper mash, avocado oil, paprika, salt.
$1.00
Wemby Sauce
Mayonnaise, bulldog sauce, yellow mustard, lemon, dill, parsley, black pepper, salt.
$1.00
Basil Aioli
The aioli used on the Half N Half and Turkey Sandwich.
$1.00

Tip: Four sliders make a full breakfast for one hungry person or a light shared plate for two. Add bacon if you find the Hawaiian rolls too sweet; the salt balances them out.

Half N Half, Pistachio Toast and Banana Bread

The other three breakfast items suit different moods: savory, sweet or light.

Half N Half

$12.00

Sourdough Pullman toast with chives, fluffy eggs, avocado, basil aioli and togarashi. The pick if you want eggs and avocado without the sweet roll. Breakfast hours only.

Pistachio Toast

$10.00

House made pistachio spread, vanilla sea salt, honey and olive oil on Pullman sourdough. The spread is made with pistachios, sugar, salt, avocado oil and olive oil. Ask for no honey and it is vegan.

Banana Bread (V)

$6.50

Toasted vegan banana bread made with almond flour. Passionfruit butter costs $0.50 extra but makes it no longer vegan. At the counter it is called Bando Bread.

Which Community Goods Breakfast Should You Order?

Each breakfast item suits a different kind of morning. Use these cards to pick yours.

Breakfast Sliders

$12.00

Best for: First visit, sharing, a hungry morning

Vegan option: No

Served: Until 12pm weekdays, 1pm weekends

Half N Half

$12.00

Best for: Savory eggs and avocado, no sweet roll

Vegan option: No

Served: Until 12pm weekdays, 1pm weekends

Pistachio Toast

$10.00

Best for: Sweet and nutty, late mornings

Vegan option: Yes, without honey

Served: All day

Banana Bread (V)

$6.50

Best for: Light bite, budget, vegan

Vegan option: Yes, without passionfruit butter

Served: All day

So, the Breakfast Sliders are the best first order, because they are the dish Community Goods is known for and one order easily covers two people.

Morning Pastries at Community Goods

If you want something quick with your coffee, the pastry counter is the fastest breakfast. These are the pastries and cookies at the counter. Items rotate and can sell out.

Ham and Comté
Ham, dijon and Gruyère, with a cheddar top.
$8.00
Almond Yuzu$7.50
Pain au Chocolat$7.00
Cardy C (Cinnamon)$7.00
Kouign Amann
A caramelized Breton butter pastry.
$6.50
Plain Croissant$6.00
Brown Butter Cookie
Chocolate, pretzel and vanilla salt.
$4.50
Oatmeal Date Cookie
Oatmeal, dates and vanilla salt.
$4.50
Plain butter croissant from the Community Goods morning pastry counter
Plain Croissant, $6.00
Kouign amann pastry for breakfast at Community Goods
Kouign Amann, $6.50
Brown butter cookie with pretzel from Community Goods
Brown Butter Cookie, $4.50

Best Drinks to Pair With Breakfast

Every plate works with any drink, but these pairings bring out the best in each dish. These are our picks, with drink prices from the menu.

Sliders + Espresso Tonic
The fizzy, bitter tonic cuts through the egg, cheese and sweet roll.
$7.00
Pistachio Toast + Matcha Latte
Grassy ceremonial matcha balances the nutty, honeyed toast.
$8.00
Half N Half + Flat White
A short, milky coffee that lets the avocado and togarashi shine.
$6.00
Banana Bread + Hojicha Latte
Roasted green tea with lower caffeine and a toasty flavor.
$7.50
Ham and Comté + Americano
A clean black coffee next to a rich, cheesy pastry.
$5.00
Anything + Einspänner Latte
The café’s signature drink goes with every plate.
$7.50
Einspänner latte to pair with the Community Goods breakfast sliders
Einspänner Latte, $7.50
Matcha latte to pair with pistachio toast at Community Goods
Matcha Latte, $8.00
Hojicha latte to pair with banana bread at Community Goods
Hojicha Latte, $7.50

How Much Does Breakfast at Community Goods Cost?

A typical breakfast at Community Goods costs about $12 to $25 per person before tax and tip. Here is what common orders add up to at current menu prices.

For One

Pastry and coffee
Plain Croissant + Cappuccino
$12.00
Light breakfast
Banana Bread + Latte
$13.50
The classic
Breakfast Sliders + Einspänner Latte
$19.50
Fully loaded
Sliders with bacon and avocado + Matcha Latte
$25.00

For Two

Sharing breakfast
Breakfast Sliders + Pistachio Toast + Einspänner Latte + Matcha Latte
$37.50
Budget coffee date
Two espressos + two cookies
$18.00

Tip: The cheapest coffee and something sweet is an espresso and a Brown Butter Cookie for $9.00.

Vegan and Dairy-Free Breakfast Options

Community Goods does not have a separate vegan menu, but you can build a vegan breakfast from the regular one.

Vegan Picks

  • Banana Bread (V), $6.50: vegan as served. Skip the passionfruit butter.
  • Pistachio Toast, $10.00: vegan when ordered with no honey.
  • Any drink with oat or almond milk: milk alternatives cost nothing extra.

Nut and Allergy Notes

The Pistachio Toast is made with pistachio spread and crushed pistachios, and the Banana Bread is made with almond flour. Almond milk is also offered for drinks.

Warning: if you have a food allergy, tell the barista when you order. Recipes can change, and this guide cannot confirm how food is prepared.

How to Order Breakfast at Community Goods

There are two ways to order breakfast at Community Goods: in person at the counter, or ahead online for pickup.

Step 1: Pick Your Location

Choose the original café at 710 N Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 (Beverly Grove) or the café inside the Pacific Design Center at 8687 Melrose Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069. Both serve the core menu.

Step 2: Get There Before the Cut-Off

Arrive well before 12pm on a weekday or 1pm on a weekend. The line counts, not your arrival time, so a long queue at 11:30am can mean missing the sliders.

Step 3: Order at the Counter or Online

Community Goods is walk-in only, with no reservations. You can also order ahead online from the Edinburgh Ave café. After placing an online order, check in at the bar with your name and order number.

Step 4: Grab a Seat

Both cafés have seating and free Wi-Fi. The Edinburgh Ave café has limited outdoor seating on benches and small tables, so take your food to go on a busy morning.

Order at the Counter

  • Works at both locations
  • Best for first visits and questions
  • Always available
  • You wait in the main line

Online Pickup

  • Edinburgh Ave only
  • Best for regulars who know their order
  • Not always switched on
  • Check in at the bar to collect

So, ordering ahead online is the best method when it is available, because you skip the order queue and only stop at the bar to collect. On your first visit, order at the counter so you can see the pastry case.

Tips for Breakfast at Community Goods

  • Go on a weekday. Weekend morning waits can run 45 minutes to an hour, especially around 10am on Saturdays.
  • Arrive at opening. The shortest line of the day is usually right when the doors open.
  • Mind the cut-off. Breakfast ends at 12pm on weekdays and 1pm on weekends; toast is served all day.
  • Order bacon on the sliders. It costs $2.50 and balances the sweet Hawaiian rolls.
  • Share the sliders. Four sliders plus a Pistachio Toast feed two people for $22.00 in food.
  • Try a different sauce. Wemby Sauce or CG Hot Sauce is $1.00 and changes the whole plate.
  • Ask for no honey. It makes the Pistachio Toast vegan.
  • Plan late mornings. Between 11am and noon on weekdays you can order breakfast and lunch sandwiches together.
  • Bring your dog. The Edinburgh Ave café is dog-friendly, with outdoor seating.
  • Check the pastry case first. Popular pastries rotate and can run out.

Where to Get Breakfast: Community Goods Locations

Edinburgh Ave (Beverly Grove)

710 N Edinburgh Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046. The original café, with limited outdoor bench seating and online ordering for pickup.

Pacific Design Center (Melrose)

8687 Melrose Ave, West Hollywood, CA 90069. The second café, inside the Pacific Design Center design complex, listed with longer hours than Edinburgh Ave.

A third café is on the way in Brentwood, at The Lawn on San Vicente Blvd.

Community Goods Breakfast FAQs

What time does Community Goods stop serving breakfast?

Community Goods serves breakfast until 12pm Monday to Friday and until 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. Toast is available all day.

How much are the breakfast sliders at Community Goods?

The Breakfast Sliders cost $12.00 for an order of four. Bacon and avocado cost $2.50 each, so an order with both is $17.00.

What comes on the Community Goods breakfast sliders?

Scrambled eggs, American cheese and house made hot sauce on toasted Hawaiian rolls.

How many sliders come in one order?

Four sliders come in one order of Breakfast Sliders.

What is the Half N Half at Community Goods?

The Half N Half ($12.00) is Sourdough Pullman toast with chives, fluffy eggs, avocado, basil aioli and togarashi.

Is the Pistachio Toast served at breakfast?

Yes. The Pistachio Toast ($10.00) is served all day, including breakfast hours.

Does Community Goods have vegan breakfast options?

Yes. The Banana Bread is vegan, and the Pistachio Toast is vegan with no honey. Oat and almond milk are free on any drink.

Can I order Community Goods breakfast online?

The Edinburgh Ave café takes online orders for pickup when online ordering is switched on. Otherwise, order at the counter.

Does Community Goods take breakfast reservations?

No. Community Goods is a walk-in café and does not take reservations.

How long is the wait for breakfast at Community Goods?

Weekday mornings are usually quicker. On weekends the wait can run 45 minutes to an hour, especially around 10am on Saturday.

How much does breakfast at Community Goods cost?

Most people spend about $12 to $25 each before tax and tip. Breakfast Sliders with an Einspänner Latte come to $19.50.

Is breakfast the same at both Community Goods locations?

Both the Edinburgh Ave and Pacific Design Center cafés serve the core menu, including breakfast.

Final Thoughts

If you only order one thing, get the Breakfast Sliders with bacon ($14.50) and pair them with an Einspänner Latte or Espresso Tonic. Go on a weekday, arrive near opening, and you will get the best of the Community Goods breakfast menu without the long weekend wait.