Humble Bee Bakery and Café has Northridge buzzing – ABC7 Group Eats

NORTHRIDGE, LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Breakfast burritos, biscuits and gravy, and the “panwich.”

The breakfast and lunch menu at Humble Bee Bakery and Café has foodies throughout the San Fernando Valley buzzing with pleasure.

“The most effective a part of proudly owning this restaurant is that this sense of group,” proprietor Jessica Bonanno mentioned.

The Bonannos opened this Northridge café in 2012, after Chef James Bonanno graduated from culinary college.

It is a household affair with Chef within the kitchen, Jessica entrance of home alongside their tiny helpers, and Chef’s mother bakes all of the delicious-looking desserts and pastries.

The Bonannos’ humble beehive has needed to broaden 3 times since opening.

“It’s very nice being a community-based restaurant and feeling the love from our group,” proprietor James Bonanno mentioned.

They usually supply native substances, so whenever you order a freshly-squeezed juice, or chunk right into a sandwich or salad, you are additionally supporting native farmers’ markets.

Humble Bee Bakery and Café is grateful to its group ‘hive’ for maintaining them alive by the COVID-19 pandemic and all the things in between.

“We survived as a result of everybody supported us and needed us to hold on,” Jessica mentioned. “So it feels actually superior to have folks write in and provides us their praises, we recognize it.”

Humble Bee is open seven days per week, and serves brunch on the weekends.

The restaurant is positioned at 17321 Saticoy St., in Northridge.

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