Cozy seafood spot serves Cajun seafood boils with a Vietnamese twist, blending rich garlic butter and mild spices. Soft Oldies music sets a romantic vibe in a clean, spacious space. Perfect for casual celebrations with homey comfort and flavorful American dishes.
Cajun seafood boils feature plump shrimp tossed in a rich garlic butter sauce with a mild spice blend of Cajun, garlic, and lemon pepper. Sides include corn, potatoes, sausage, and Cajun Fries, offering a balance of heat and tang with a unique Cajun flavor.
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Expect no wait time if you arrive around 4:30pm.
Prices are about half of what other places charge.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Open space with family-friendly atmosphere and clean, cafeteria-style seating invites casual dining. Juicy, tender brisket shines alongside creamy mac and cheese and cornbread. Social options include a party room with TV and a bonfire area for relaxed gatherings.
Brisket stands out with its juicy, tender texture and rich smoke flavor. Sides like mac and cheese, baked potato wedges, and cornbread complement the smoky meats well.
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Picanha is available only on Saturday and Sunday.
Prices are high, with two slices of brisket costing $42.
Food is only offered to-go at certain times.
Exposed red brick walls set a laid-back atmosphere with perfect lighting and tunes. Enjoy Aquachile ribeye steak and spicy buffalo wings for a bold American meal. The vibe blends family-friendly warmth with downtown energy, lively especially at night.
Aquachile ribeye steak stands out with rich flavor. Buffalo wings offer a spicy kick. Pulled pork sandwich comes with Brussels sprouts, and banh mi pairs with French fries.
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The place can get super busy in the evening.
Expect a 3% service fee on all tabs; cash payments reduce this fee.
Parking can be challenging but manageable in nearby small streets.
Brunch spot buzzes with a lively atmosphere and family-friendly vibe. Steak and eggs shine with a green sauce kick, while Salmon Benny and chilaquiles impress. Cozy space draws a youthful, hip crowd but parking is tight.
Steak and eggs come out perfectly cooked with a green sauce that adds a notable kick. Other dishes like Salmon Benny and chilaquiles also hold up well in the American food lineup.
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Parking is limited, and finding a spot can be difficult.
You may get towed if you park in the lot next door.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger parties.
Cozy spot with a large dine-in area and a terrace overlooking koi fish. Known for broasted chicken and peppery pastrami, it draws families and friends. Hot dogs and California Grilled Cheese shine alongside creamy clam chowder and potato wedges.
Hot dogs stand out alongside roasted chicken, potato wedges, and coleslaw. The California Grilled Cheese pairs well with cream of mushroom soup, and clam chowder adds a tasty touch.
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Bring cash for tips as card payments do not allow tipping.
Expect large food portions, perfect for sharing.
Street parking is available in front and a small lot across the street.
Large diner with 50s Americana decor offers a laid-back vibe and fried chicken with mashed potatoes for classic American food. Quiet, homey setting feels like visiting family, enhanced by oldies music that adds to the nostalgic atmosphere.
Fried chicken comes with mashed potatoes and corn that complement it well. Pot roast offers a real food feel, and coleslaw with celery seed adds a cold, crunchy contrast to fish dishes.
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Parking is very easy due to a large free parking lot attached right out front.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible.
Expect a tip added for phone orders without prior notice.
Bright, casual spot serves double double burgers with animal style fries topped with grilled onions. Friendly staff in 40s paper hats create a lively vibe. Fast single-lane drive-thru keeps guests moving despite limited seating.
Hamburgers stand out with a double double and cheeseburgers featuring grilled onions. Fries come in an animal style option with whole grilled onions, adding extra flavor.
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The drive-thru moves quickly despite being busy during peak hours.
Expect long lines at the drive-thru during lunch and dinner times.
The restaurant maintains a high level of cleanliness inside and out.
Small space with vibrant decor creates a relaxing vibe with good music. Mochi donuts are light and airy, offering a unique twist. Corn dogs feature a half sausage, half cheese option with a potato style twist. Staff turnover affects consistency but food comes out fast.
Corn dogs stand out with a half sausage, half cheese option and a potato style twist. Donuts, including a chocolate mochi variety with sprinkles, also appear on the menu.
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They do not accept cash payments, so have your cards or phone ready.
Mochi Lion Covina is a little pricier than your usual donut shop.
The food doesn't take long to prepare.
Small spot with chicken and waffles and hearty American dishes like pulled pork and fried wings. Cozy vibe with oldies music and a family feel makes it a warm, inviting place to enjoy soul food.
Pulled pork appears in burritos and with sides, often paired with jalapenos and fresh salsa. Fried items like chicken wings and hush puppies stand out alongside mac 'n' cheese and BBQ beans.
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There is two-hour free limited parking in front of the cafe.
Parking in the garage across the street costs 2 dollars and is a quick walk.
All drinks come from their refrigerator, so water costs $4.
Fast food spot with a cramped drive-thru and a plain atmosphere. Known for all beef hot dogs with solid chili and mustard. Prices are higher than usual and mustard packets are limited even with multiple orders.
All beef hot dogs stand out with a solid chili topping. Prices lean higher than typical hot dog stands. Mustard packets come limited, even with multiple corn dogs ordered.
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Expect to pay around $5 for a hot dog.
Bring cash as some vendors may not accept cards.
Parking is limited; consider using public transport.
Old-fashioned diner shines with 1950s decor and nostalgic music creating a cozy vibe. Classic American dishes like biscuits and gravy and chicken and waffles satisfy hearty appetites. Genuine small town charm fills the space with classic booths and friendly regulars.
Biscuits and gravy stand out with a rich, creamy texture. The menu offers classic breakfast items like stuffed French toast, chicken and waffles, and hearty giant hamburgers.
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The restaurant gets busy during peak hours, so plan accordingly.
There is a parking lot outside, but street parking may be better.
Expect limited seating, which may require a wait during busy times.
Barbecue spot offers smoked brisket and pulled pork tacos with bold flavors. Cozy vibe meets dog-friendly patio and clean, spacious decor. Loud music fuels an energetic atmosphere while guests enjoy watching food prep at the bar.
Smoked meats like brisket, pulled pork, and St. Louis ribs stand out with rich, slow-cooked flavors. Dishes such as brisket flautas and pulled pork tacos balance heat and taste well.
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Expect limited food availability after 1:30pm on Saturdays due to high demand.
Parking is plentiful and free behind the restaurant.
Prices for most menu items are over $20.
Large dining room with booth-style seating offers a laid-back vibe perfect for long talks. Known for affordable, generous portions, it serves about 20 burger options with fresh lettuce and tomato adding crunch. Chili cheese fries make a great side to the classic and double cheeseburgers.
Classic and double cheeseburgers stand out with fresh lettuce and tomato adding crunch. The menu offers about 20 burger options plus chili cheese fries that pair well with the burgers.
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Covina Burgers accepts EBT for hot foods.
The prices are very reasonable and portions are generous.
Parking is available on the premises.
Small cafe buzzes with loud music and a cozy vibe. Chicken fried steak shines in the American menu alongside biscuits and gravy. Cash-only policy and an ATM with fees add to the lively, homely experience.
Chicken fried steak stands out with its crispy texture and hearty flavor. Biscuits and gravy come in a rich, creamy style, often served with a sausage egg biscuit sandwich for a filling meal.
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Lisa's Coffee Shop is only open for breakfast and lunch.
The restaurant accepts cash only; no debit or credit cards.
The ATM charges a $2.75 fee for withdrawals.
Roots serves fresh, made-to-order food with thin burger patties and a notable chili Verde salsa. Enjoy biscuits and gravy with rich flavor and Jr bacon cheeseburgers loaded with fries. The noisy, lively spot moves drive-thru orders fast despite fresh prep.
Biscuits and gravy stand out with their rich flavor. Burgers come with plenty of fries, and options like the Jr bacon cheeseburger and chili cheese fries with pastrami satisfy big appetites.
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Tam's Burgers does not have restrooms available for customers.
The restaurant does not offer dine-in options currently.
Only the drive-thru is operational, and phone orders are not accepted.
Modern, clean space with a bright atmosphere and pleasant music offers a comfortable dining experience. Fried chicken features a crispy, tender texture and unique batter, paired with coleslaw and plantains. Real plates and metal utensils highlight a sustainable approach loved by families.
Fried chicken stands out with its crispy, tender, and juicy texture and a unique, flavorful batter. Sides like coleslaw and plantains complement the meal well.
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Expect high prices; two meals and a kids' meal can cost around $50.
The drive-through service is generally quick and efficient.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment throughout.