Small, mom-and-pop burger shop with an old-school diner vibe and cozy, clean interior. Atmosphere feels chill and nostalgic, attracting those who appreciate homemade-style burgers and teriyaki plates. Limited parking and cash-only policy add to its unpretentious charm.
Cheeseburgers taste fresh and homemade, with options like double and bacon avocado varieties. Chili cheese fries come in large portions with chili mixed throughout, making them filling and shareable. Other items like club sandwiches, teriyaki, and pastrami specials also stand out.
Breakfast burritos stand out with consistent quality and flavor. Other Mexican options like burritos also deliver solid taste.
"The teriyaki plates here are amazing and a good deal."
"The cheeseburger and chili cheese fries here are delicious."
"Their breakfast burritos are so good, I always come here for them."
Good to know
Parking is limited and can be difficult to find.
A surcharge applies for credit card payments; cash is recommended.
The restaurant offers a rewards program through the Five Star app.
Butcher shop offers excellent cuts of meat and Latin American groceries with a clean environment and a small restaurant inside. The atmosphere reflects a multi-cultural Latino vibe distinct from typical Mexican shops. Prices run high, but quality and variety stand out.
Brisket sandwiches cost around 17 dollars and show mixed quality. Some come out dry and lacking flavor, while others are described as really good. Brisket tacos without sauce can feel like beef jerky.
Breakfast burritos stand out with brisket and carne asada as key fillings. Burritos now include meat, cheese, rice, and beans but no longer come with avocado, sour cream, or chips on the side.
Good to know
The brisket sandwich costs $17.
Payment is made at the front.
The shop offers excellent cuts of meat and groceries from Latin America.
Classic American diner with retro decor and checkered floors creates a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere. The place feels authentic and homey, welcoming groups for casual meals and gatherings. Music from the 80s plays softly, adding to the nostalgic vibe.
Prime rib stands out with consistent quality. The T-bone steak comes perfectly cooked. Nachos with chicken and a triple-decker chicken club sandwich offer hearty options.
Breakfast dishes feature freshly made salsa served at each table. Chilaquiles and the wet breakfast burrito stand out, alongside a machaca burrito and hearty options like eggs with sirloin steak.
Good to know
Parking at Pieloon is very limited, so arrive early.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible with designated parking.
Expect large portions, making it a good value for families.
Brick walls display celebrity murals and allow writing to leave personal marks, creating a cool, chill atmosphere. Music plays lively, sometimes louder from the kitchen, adding to the fun vibe. Seating resembles a hole-in-the-wall style with some wear, while the place offers unique, flavorful hot dogs and tacos.
Loaded hot dogs stand out with unique toppings like the birria hot dog and come with garlic fries that pack heat. Prices reach up to 18 dollars, reflecting the distinctive flavors and quality.
Birria tacos stand out for their savory flavor. Asada tacos come with a side of fries, and the menu also includes elote hotdogs and carne asada fries.
Good to know
This location has parking available, unlike other Dirt Dogs locations.
There are all kinds of hot dogs to choose from.
Drinks cost extra.
Gastropub offers quiet and chill vibes with a dog-friendly patio and upscale, clean design. Music can be loud, especially on the patio, affecting conversation. Food and drinks focus on Latin flavors with generous portions and well-crafted cocktails.
Fried chicken sandwich fills you up, while the chicken & waffles come with tenders and a side of whipped cream. The nachos add a tasty twist to the menu.
Crispy chicken tacos and tinga empanadas stand out with bold flavors. The Esquites platter serves as a solid appetizer. Mango and tamarindo margaritas come with a generous pour of liquor.
Good to know
Happy hour offers food and drink specials from Monday to Friday.
Mimosas pitchers are available from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at low prices.
Valet parking costs $7, and it's the only parking option available.
Small Mediterranean restaurant with cozy seating and wall-to-wall art and decor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. TVs show sports, adding a laid-back vibe for casual hangouts. Space feels intimate but lively, suited for relaxed dining and socializing.
Brisket fries come in large portions and are a standout item. Burritos like the mac and cheese birria and three-meat options pack a lot of flavor. Loaded fries offer good value and variety.
A huge menu blends Mexican and Middle Eastern flavors with dishes like birria tacos and halal Lebanese-Mexican burritos. Quesadillas feature melting cheese and Middle Eastern spices, while fusion items like Cheetos fries add variety.
Good to know
Fatima's Grill is open late until 2am.
Taco Tuesday specials offer discounted tacos all day.
Credit cards are accepted, but a surcharge may apply.
Interior reflects a vintage 60s diner with cramped booths and a small intimate bar at the back. Atmosphere feels warm and nostalgic, evoking a sense of stepping back in time with familiar, old-school charm. Regulars enjoy classic breakfast dishes and cocktails in a cozy, unpretentious setting.
Chicken fried steak with country gravy and biscuits and gravy stand out for their rich, comforting flavors. The cheeseburger and patty melt offer classic American tastes, while pecan pie adds a sweet finish.
Menudo stands out as an authentic weekend special served only on Saturdays and Sundays. Chilaquiles vary, with some versions featuring red sauce and steak, but quality can be inconsistent, ranging from great to disappointing.
Good to know
Mimosa specials are available on weekends.
Parking is ample with a large lot available.
Breakfast items are served until 11am, including affordable options.
Dive joint with an old school vibe and chill atmosphere. Menu offers best breakfast burritos and amazing Chile Verde. Prices run high, and the space shows signs of age.
Ribeye steak and eggs come out tender and flavorful with just the right seasoning. Hamburgers and fries hold their own alongside a variety of nachos, tacos, burritos, and fajitas.
Chilaquiles stand out with authentic flavors and a satisfying taste. Pico de gallo features grilled nopales, adding a unique touch to the Mexican dishes.
Good to know
The restaurant accepts EBT payments for eligible purchases.
There is a 4% charge to pay with a debit card.
Expect long wait times in the drive-thru during peak hours.
Buffet restaurant with indoor seating and close tables creates a loud, chaotic atmosphere reminiscent of a cafeteria. The vibe is family-oriented, with a mix of calm moments and busy, crowded times. Self-serve options and an omelet station add to the casual dining experience.
Fried chicken stands out with a taste similar to Kentucky Fried Chicken. Other notable dishes include fried fish, green bean casserole, and grilled hamburgers that avoid greasiness or overcooking.
Buffet offers a wide variety of Mexican dishes including tacos, chicken fajitas, and pozole broth. Meats like beef, ham, turkey, and chicken come with various condiments, though some can be confusing.
Good to know
Dinner is the best time to come for the unlimited Sirloin steak.
Expect cleanliness issues in the restrooms during busy hours.
Dogs are allowed inside the restaurant, which may be a concern for some.
Nuevo Latino restaurant combines loud DJ music with a club-like vibe and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating including a small patio with quieter music. The atmosphere suits hanging out with friends or watching sports on multiple TVs. The decor is stylish and the energy stays lively throughout.
Steak and Eggs with Pancakes offers a solid mix. Eggs Benedict carries a risk of food poisoning. Nachos range from good to mediocre.
Chilaquiles de mole stand out with a unique twist on traditional Mexican food. Tacos pastor come generous and tasty, while Carne asada fries feature fried egg, guacamole, and jalapeños toppings.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; seating is first-come, first-served.
Expect a one-hour wait during peak hours on weekends.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with larger portions for food and drinks.