In 2015, Dune opened in the Atwater Village neighborhood of Los Angeles. Our vision was to pay homage to the food we love using the freshest, cleanest, and most local ingredients possible. We were inspired to add the voice of our city to the chorus of beautiful and diverse cultures who call this cuisine their own, and to create our own unique version of the street food of the Levant and the Eastern Mediterranean.
CeeCee Peng
3 months agoA delightful Sunday bunch place after visiting the farmers market across the street. I love the hummus & fried chicken plate I ordered. You order food at the window , then find a seat, donโt forget to clean your table once you are done. Layback chilling LA vibe with amazing food. Highly recommended. Parking could be challenging since it is a popular neighborhood for brunch.
Steph Couvrette
4 months agoI love a good, green, herb-filled falafel and this one was absolutely delicious. I found this place on a list of the best falafel in LA and it didn't disappoint. We also tried the fried chicken and it was such an interesting take! We loved it. There was nothing on the place I didn't like. The hummus was great, the salads and rice were good, there were pickled turnips (my favorite), a slightly spicy pickled pepper and some black olives. Just an overall fantastic plate. We got a look at the fries and they looked solid - need to get some next time.
Carolina Morales
3 months agoDelicious Mediterranean food. We always get the hummus + chicken plate and the hummus + lamb plate. Always a great treat. Love the bold and complimentary flavors of their plates. The outdoor seating is also a nice change of scenery.
Yoshi Perez
3 months agoI apologized not a great pic. I took it in the middle of eating. I forgot to take one before cuz it looked pretty delicious. Fried shawarma chicken was awesome. Drink, Rosemary lemonade, was okay. I cannot rate service because itโs almost like takeout style. Itโs little hard to find parking in front of the street. But Itโs your choice if you want to wait around or not. I think itโs best to find a parking around neighborhood. Iโll come back again soon!
Jim Sherman
3 months agoAverage food, annoying crowd and service. Clueless hipsters overpaying for average product, as is their wont. The proprietors at Sepan Chicken three blocks away must be so frustrated that their product is much better and cheaper, yet the oddly bearded privileged smugsters have no clue what they are missing