蔡旻蓁

I like the flavor of the food, pretty nice and fresh. I ordered Howie's waffle and the fruits all tasted fresh! This place seems to be very popular as well, we got there at 9am, all seats were taken and we had to wait in line by then. It took about 20mins for us to be seated. Overall the decorations were nice and neat, I think it's a good place to enjoy chill breakfast/brunch with family/friends.

Mike Ramirez

This place is marvelous ✨️...the food has a very good portion. And the price...5 people ate well in my party, for $116. Excellent place to eat.

+8

Moe D

All I gotta say is best waffle I’ve ever had. We got the Lox Benedict and Belgian Waffle. Excellent service and the vibe was perfect. I’ll be coming back!

+1

We were here about 4 years ago and it was good. This time around , the food was still good but the price was enormously more for less food.

rodolfo de paz

Came here to tame the inner demon (baby) inside my pregnant wife. She had been craving pancakes and tater tots, Nat's has her favorite one in town. Super friendly staff and attentive. Great atmosphere for a little hole in the wall.

geo79 amg

I've been coming here for years, but since moving away from Canoga Park, it's made it difficult to come out this way. today was the day I was able to stop by, but I forgot how busy this place gets. people come here because the food is great and affordable much better than Dennys, in my opinion i ended up getting the breakfast burrito with that homemade salsa n the Belgium waffle. The total came out to 39 dollars, and that's with one coffee and orange juice.

manny gonzalez

I tried the Pec Dec, and it was good. The chicken was a bit dry, though. The coffee is your typical generic diner type, nothing special. I really enjoyed the Eggs Benedict and the hash brown. The French toast was good too. Overall, the food was delicious.

Fernando Avalos

Decided to try this place out since we were in the area, we were greeted and seated upon arrival. Host took our drink order right away too. I ordered their Chilaquiles verdes with chorizo and for my side I chose beans. When I got my food, my plate had hash browns instead of the beans I had requested, so I told the gentleman who was our waiter. He proceeded to bring me a side of beans, which I was grateful for. Until I saw the receipt, they had charged me for the side of beans, even though it was their mistake. I didn't say anything cause my wife said just let it be and pay. Place has plenty of parking available, and prices are average to any local breakfast joint.

+6

Rick Lupert

Nat’s West is the sequel to the beloved Sherman Oaks breakfast joint Nat’s Early Bite where you can get basic breakfast goods and coffee, done about as perfectly as you could hope for. Would Nat’s West live up to the quality we’d come to expect from their sibling in the east? For the most part yes! We headed to Nat’s West late one Sunday morning where we were greeted with the familiar crowds waiting to get seated. That’s a good sign, especially at a breakfast place. It didn’t take all that long for them to find room for us and pretty soon the coffee arrived. This was probably my only disappointing part about the experience. The other location (and I’m not sure if they’re actually connected anymore) does coffee exactly right, very bold, never thin tasting. The roast I got here was on the thin side. Acceptable, but not the “wow this is great coffee” level that I’m hoping for. It got much better from there. I had two eggs (whites) scrambled with cheddar cheese and a side of perfectly cooked hash browns. It’s a basic breakfast fantasy and they did it perfectly…hash browns crispy on the outside, and fully cooked and soft on the inside. The egg whites were perfect too. I also had what they call a carrot muffin (though fans of the other location will know it as the Morning Glory Muffin…this leads me to believe these 2 locations don’t talk anymore.) The muffin tasted similar but was slightly overbooked…a little denser than I wanted it. Two other folks in the party got the Special Green Omelet with home fried potatoes. The omelet was full of greens, topped with avocado and yummy…and the home fried potatoes were also done just as perfectly as the hash browns I got. Our kid got the Bananas Foster French Toast which also was done perfectly and tasted pretty sinfully good. Nat’s is probably the best basic breakfast place in the west valley and if we lived closer we’d spend a lot more time there…especially if they gave a more consistent bold coffee to me.

+1

Jacklyn Q

Occassionally I visit this place since my husband loves their chilaquiles, I personally like because they have a good variety of food, sweet, spicy, American,Mexican so you always have a good amount of choices. Flavors are great and the price is fair.

toni cornelison

I went into Nat’s Cafe & ordered a French Dip for $15.50 & paid $3.95 for extra meat (to create 3 meals for the week). No one ever said Hi & I waited 20 minutes & they weren’t even busy. Not till I locked eyes with a guy did he internally realize their mistake. I don’t typically give reviews/complain BUT this was the nastiest French Dip/meat I’ve ever tasted in my life, very, very dry, shaved paper thin, stringy, salty & not edible. 😫The FF were good tho. So much for splurging 😳🙄 $20 down the 🚽