The 13 Best Places for Sausage Patties in Los Angeles

October: Love the turkey sausage patties

Laura Jaime: The coffee and chilaquiles are to die for! Also try the chile verde

Denise Dennis: Good breakfast food, waffles, turkey sausages. They have a small soul food menu - grits, catfish, fried chicken, collard. Also serve Mexican food.

Jimmy Abarca: Get the French Toast combo with sausage pattys....pretty good!

Tiffany Wysbeek: Great jam. Lots of interesting breakfast options, last time I had the gyro breakfast burrito and it was delicious.

juan matute: Great jams.

Ben K.: Super old school greasy spoon with great, cheap food. Get the Country Breakfast: two eggs, two biscuits with gravy, two sausage patties and home fries, for around $6.

Melanie Thomas: Get the Chorizo and eggs special for breakfast. Don't like breakfast? Their hamburgers are excellent!

Knickybocky .: Pretty sure at least one hooker's been murdered here.

Los Angeles: Get the 2x2x2: two eggs, firm, chewy strips of house-made bacon, pork sausage patties seasoned with ginger, coriander, salt and pepper and a biscuit to boot.

Gretchen Schneider: Straight forward fare, local ingredients. Brunch is a must, but lunch and dinner also are incredible.

Chad Hirschman: The chef is a G. Knows his food!

Jan Crawford: After many years this is still a special restaurant to celebrate an event or a special evening. The main dining room remains formal, the food is delicious, and the service is still amazing.

Donny Tsunami: Cinnamon swirl French Toast is great. Eggs Benny is good too. Breakfast burrito is GIANT!

Stephanie Stone: Great breakfasts - try my favorite, the buffalo chicken scramble, spicy and delicious. If you're lucky you'll be treated to a free magic show by a honest to god member of The Magic Castle, the LA Mag

Raymond Ford: Kale lemonade and Turkey & Bacon sandwich #yum

Betty Kuo Brinton: Bacon is thick cut and cooked with sugar

Joana Portugal: Olive oil fried eggs / croissant

Efrosini-Maria Fergadis: Great food and drinks and amazing milkshakes.

Zan: Great place to come after a night of drinks. Highly recommend their chili cheese fries

Danny Brownstone: Fries are always on point here.

Jessy Smoote: Went here after 11 pm. This place is open 24 hours. I had a double cheesesburger and fries with chili cheese. They don't have hot sauce. I liked it :)

Stacy Bo Bacy: Great price and best breakfast diner food in the area. Easy substitutions.

Wade Hashimoto: The corned beef hash and eggs are excellent!

Katherine Coles: Great all day breakfast food. A favourite place to just sit, get coffee refills and enjoy some pancakes or the famous ranch breakfast special.

Lawrence: Try the Chasu. Also, they make the best toast in town.

Lisa Castaneda: For a big breakfast that'll make you full, try the loco moco.

Offbeat L.A.: Opened in the early 1990s by the owners of the coffee shop at the Googie-style Holiday Bowl bowling alley, which was demolished for a shopping mall in about 1993.

Endrea Kosven: Butterscotch dipped cones are a treat! Also love their onion rings!

Leslie Macchiarella: New owners so my prior review no longer applies: "Fresh banana and strawberry shakes are classics. Nice grilled double burger. Landmark. They don't stay open late. Tailgate in the back."

Nicole Adler: Anything with ice cream

James Wade: Order the pancakes or French toast... Skip the eggs and save room for the pork sausage patties & hash browns!

Brianne Beck Curtis: Delicious, great priced country breakfast! Make sure you get Sam's special coffee- half vanilla nut coffee, half hot chocolate, 100% incredible.

Alexandra E.: Great little place! Cash only... so it is cheap. The 'build your own breakfast' is fantastic, there are so many choices! Delicious homemade biscuits and hash.