House Of Bread — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Fresh bread for $3 a loaf? Maybe if I were in West Virginia! But this is California 😱 Thats only the first surprise ... I’m here visiting my son, just out walking around and I wander into to this store front where there is only a very large basket of bread on the counter. I ask if they just opened, the gentleman replies, no we’ve been open about a year. There’s not a single sign on the walls. So, I ask him to tell me about the place. “Basically Armenian breads made fresh here daily.” I decide to bring a loaf home for my son. $3 ... cash only 😕 Sadly, I don’t have a penny or a dollar in cash. The man says “No worries, take it, it’s your first time here, enjoy it!” WHAT?!?! Even in the welcoming, quaint of town Williamsburg, VA, where I am from, you wouldn’t find fresh bread for $3 or someone kind enough to say, take it and enjoy if I had no cash. Not only is the bread awesome, but the message of...

Their Lavash used to be the best in town, but recently they make them so bad, so very-very thin, edges are burned & their prices are gone up so high, sky rocketing high, & their customers service is so bad, several times me & different family members called them, & a man answered the phone very -very rude way & refused to answer our questions that we had for their breads, what kind of a customer service do you provide for your customers? This is not Armenia. Go & learn some decent customers service from other bakeries near you or go to major supermarkets so you can learn decent customers service or go back to your Armenia. Disgusting 🫣 customers service, we're never going back to this horrible business 😤 where they have no manners & are sooooo rude.Big loss, we used to spend $ 150.00 a month in this horrible business 😢 but...

We would buy bread from them almost every day, but last time my mother went there they were very rude and nasty from no reason. She said that she wanted bread from display because she was in a hurry, lady who was at the cashier told her to wait three minutes, my mom insisted that she has to go and she is happy to take bread from a display, cashier told her to wait or she has a right to refuse her selling any bread at all, my mother asked what’s the difference if it’s a same bread, obviously it was not, bread on a display is a lot heavier and thick, but what they sell it’s actually different. So the cashier said it’s her store and she has a right to do what she wants. Bravo great customer service , we are not in Erevan my dear and here you have to have some service for those who support your business!!! Not...