Highly Likely

"This all-day cafe in West Adams is the platonic ideal for unrushed, unequivocally easy weekday and weekend breakfasts. Dogs will appreciate the love and attention from staff members, who are highly likely to pet them or pass on treats as they drop off bodega breakfast sandwiches and flaky chocolate croissants." - Eater Staff, Mona Holmes

"Looking for a neighborhood spot to grab a bite with the family, get some work done on your laptop, or take a quick break to meet a friend? Highly Likely is a new West Adams community gathering space serving good food and coffee. Sourcing from sustainable and local vendors, their goal is to put out delicious dishes and support the neighborhood. Try the Breakfast Sando and bombolinis. They won’t dissapoint!" - Ben Loiz Studio

"We're convinced that Highly Likely was specifically built for remote working. This huge coffee shop in West Adams has tons of indoor and outdoor seating and outlets everywhere. If you can't find one, check underneath your booth because there’s probably one you just haven’t noticed. The cold brew at Highly Likely is great, and we're always in the mood for their breakfast sando with melted sheep's cheese and roasted tomato to kick off our morning email-answering ritual. " - nikko duren, brant cox, sylvio martins

"The Li’l Chicky Sando at Highly Likely isn’t particularly little, but it is the lightest fried chicken sandwich on this list, and perhaps in the history of fried chicken sandwiches. The squishy, semi-sweet milk bun feels like a fluffy cloud, and the chicken breast is covered in a thin tempura batter that shatters with each bite. Add the fresh mint slaw, pickled onions, and puckery labneh dressing, and the whole package essentially melts on your tongue. It's plenty of filling, but not heavy enough to bog you down, which means more room for Highly Likely’s hand-cut fries or flaky halva croissants. " - sylvio martins, nikko duren, garrett snyder, arden shore

"Yes, it’s true that Highly Likely makes a delicious fried chicken sandwich that’ll make you skip all the way back to your car. But their non-fried items are just as exciting, including a comforting shiitake-dashi porridge topped with a poached egg, or a little gem salad dressed with a lip-smacking tart yuzu vinaigrette. There are plenty of outlets to plug in your laptop, the coffee is great, and so is the natural wine. Regardless of who you bring and when, find an excuse to eat at this pleasant, open-air spot in West Adams. " - sylvio martins, brant cox