O Happy Days Cafe — Restaurant in California

my daughter and I drove to Altadena from LA just 13 miles to Oh happy days Store and cafe. All vegie menu and mostly organic. this place is unique with all wooden shelving cooler amd tables. it's a very country atmosphere. there is parking in the back and a few spots in front of the store. John is the owner cook and server. my daughter says it's a very distinct home cooking with a southern flare. the next time I come in for a little extra and try "really yummy yams". It's really an entree with pinto beans and steamed greens for only $5.50 which my daughter had. I had celestial hummus made with garbonzo's and tahini plus salad and whole wheat pita bread. Again just $5.50. my granddaughter have a chance please for only a dollar and 50 cents . so a complete meal and drink for less than 7 dollars. there is some African arts and wooden sculptures. we really enjoyed our food and this will be our favorites place. before we left bought some coconut, soup broth, bulk herbs and supplements. what a great way to...

If you like vegan hippie chow in a multicultural setting from the 1960s &1970s you will find Oh Happy Days quite authentic. This place is one of a kind. In a world of fast paced, fast plastic, and processed food like substances John's Oh Happy Days is an oasis of genuine hand made actual FOOD. And it's all at a price that is very reasonable. (So please use the tip jar.) Plenty of parking in the back of the store around the corner up hill to the north via Mendocino just past the drive way to Jack in the ... Enter the store via the Cosmic Breezeway.

If you are at a loss for what to try, go for "The Usual" and you will get a batch of collard greens, stir fried tofu, rice and some salad.

The next best place to eat is of course, Milliways @ The End of the Universe. But Oh Happy Days is so much...

I happened to be working in the area and the parking was right right across at grocery outlet and found this place just by chance. I decided to try it with my 10 year old daughter because I saw vegan cafe and was interested. I am not a vegan but I’m a “part-time” vegan. =D

I had the vegan burrito and he added a bunch of lettuce and veggies and had this type of mustard sauce that was quite savory and incredible!

My daughter (one of the pickiest 10 year old eaters you would know) had the lentil soup of the day and she loved it! The spices were just right and very light salt (which I like).

Whenever I have vegan meals, I never feel bloated or heavy and these were hearty meals at reasonable prices. I don’t live in the area, but I definitely saved this place for future...