Maison Matho
$$ • Coffee Shops, BakeryAbout Maison Matho
Customers' Favorites
French Omelette w Trout Roe and Gem Lettuce
Ham & Cheese Croissant
Ham and Pickle Sub Sandwich
Jambon Beurre Cornichons
Omelette with Trout Roe
Half Daniel's Favorite
Half Bresaola Sandwich
Jambon Burre Sandwich
Butter Ham Sandwich
Omelette Sandwich
Maison Matho Reviews
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The bresaola sandwich is the best sandwich in LA. Besides the ingredients being of incredible quality the combination is wholly original as far as I know. Bresaola, pistachios, fresh fennel, lemon cream, very crisp lettuce, and avocado (which isn’t on the menu description but seems to be a newer improvement) on phenomenal bread. It’s a very filling sandwich so I usually opt for the half at $13. The full size comes close to $30 with tax and tip but it’s worth...read full review
Great service
Amazing sandwiches
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 4PM |
Maison Matho is a cozy French-inspired café known for its delicious sandwiches and pastries. The meat sandwiches, including the jambon (ham) and the Daniel Special (with prosciutto), are always fresh and satisfying, served on a baguette that is crisp on the outside and fluffy inside. The omelette sandwich remains a favorite, praised for being fluffy and flavorful. Customers often mention the quality of every ingredient, especially the French butter that adds richness to the pastries and sandwiches. The café also offers a unique pink praline latte, which is not too sweet and has a floral scent.
The small café has a neighborhood feel and is easy to miss, but it features a nice seating area and a vibrant atmosphere. The baguette is a real star, with a perfect balance of crispness and fluffiness. Many reviews highlight the accessibility of the ingredients, making the sandwiches simple yet impactful—each ingredient can stand out on its own, like prosciutto, cornichons, and buttery bread. The menu is straightforward, allowing for quick service, and options like half sandwiches add to its appeal.
While parking can be challenging in the busy Melrose area, some guests were fortunate to find parking right in front. Customers enjoy grabbing a coffee, such as the excellent Americano, and soaking up the café’s charm. The pastries, especially the Almond Croissant, are praised for their luscious, flaky pastry and rich almond filling. Overall, Maison Matho continues to delight visitors with its fresh, flavorful offerings and welcoming atmosphere.