Small indoor and outdoor seating areas create a lively vibe with funny pictures on the walls and baseball on TV. The atmosphere feels warm and clean, offering a shaded patio that welcomes pets. Counter service delivers a wide variety of breakfast options in a local, mom-and-pop style setting.
Breakfast burritos stand out with thick, large portions packed with ham, bacon, sausage, and potatoes. They come with onions and pastrami on the side, and extra salsa is common, though the salsa is just okay.
Burgers here look like the real-life Krabby Patty and taste solid. Kids meals include burgers that can be better than breakfast dishes, making them a standout option any time of day.
"The food here is delicious and made with fresh ingredients."
"The breakfast burritos here are thick, affordable, and really good."
"I thought the burgers here were solid, like a Krabby Patty."
Good to know
Shorty'z is open for breakfast and lunch but closed on Wednesdays.
Expect generous portions at Shorty'z, making it a good value.
Shorty'z charges separately for coffee, affecting overall meal prices.
Small, old-school diner with a retro style and mom-and-pop feel creates a cozy, friendly atmosphere where regulars are remembered. The space fills quickly, especially on weekends, reflecting its local popularity. Simple, worn seating adds to the authentic neighborhood vibe.
Breakfast burritos stand out with their huge size and all three meats option. They combine good ingredients and come at a reasonable price, making them a solid choice any time of day.
Burgers come thick, juicy, and cooked just right every time. The spot serves home-style burgers with flavorful ground beef and pairs them well with fries and breakfast specials.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during weekends, especially for lunch.
Breakfast service ends at 1:00 p.m., so plan accordingly.
Credit and debit cards are accepted, but there's a 3% surcharge.
Old school burger joint with huge food portions and versatile menu covering breakfast through dinner. Atmosphere is casual and family-friendly, with small booths and a clean environment. Known for accepting EBT food stamps, it stands out as a unique option in the area.
Burritos have a decent taste but lack a stronger Mexican flavor. The enchilada platter offers a mouth watering experience with rich flavors.
Burgers come fresh and cooked perfectly with packed full of flavor. They stay consistently excellent and offer great value at any price.
Good to know
Burgertown offers a versatile menu with options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Expect large portion sizes that provide good value for the price.
Burgertown accepts EBT food stamps, making it accessible for more customers.
Bright, airy space with high ceilings and window-lined walls creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Both indoor and outdoor seating accommodate a calm, positive vibe where dogs on leash are welcome. The environment balances modern design with a cozy, clean feel suitable for brunch gatherings.
Brisket shines in the breakfast burrito, juicy and smoky with scrambled eggs and potatoes. The spicy Korean pork belly burrito adds a bold twist to the Mexican offerings.
Juicy and flavorful describe the Breakfast Smash Burger well. The burger offers a satisfying taste experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch due to high demand.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Plenty of parking is available nearby for customers.
Spacious brewpub offers a large covered patio with dog-friendly garden seating and live music that creates a lively yet laid-back vibe. Inside, the atmosphere is quiet and classy, suitable for relaxed dining. The outdoor bar and unique setup in a small alleyway add to its distinctive charm.
Burritos come with an artistic logo stamp and pack in meat, beans, fries, several cheeses, plus a thick consommé for dipping. Chilaquiles keep their crunchy chips but lean away from traditional spice levels.
Burgers come packed with bold flavors like the Doc Holliday Burger featuring an espresso rubbed patty and house BBQ sauce. The hatch chili burger stands out as a delicious choice alongside solid options paired with beers.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended due to the small capacity and kitchen size.
Parking is street parking, which can be challenging in busy Downtown Fullerton.
The restaurant allows dogs in the outdoor section.
Fast food restaurant offers freshly cooked meals with a focus on salads, burgers, and breakfast. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, with clean dining areas and easy parking access. Menu includes vegan-friendly options and unique touches like guacamole and sunny side eggs on burgers.
Breakfast burritos stand out here, especially the Queso Hog Heaven Breakfast burrito. Burgers and burritos also appear regularly on the menu and get repeated orders.
Burgers come cooked to order with high quality ingredients. Options include guacamole and sunny side egg toppings, and the bacon boy burger stands out. The burger box offers a good deal, pairing well with fries or potatoes.
Good to know
Parking is ample and easy to access.
Prices for combo meals range from $10 to $20.
Condiments like ranch dressing incur an extra charge.
Newly remodeled fast food spot with indoor and outdoor seating plus a drive-thru offers a loud, energetic atmosphere filled with TV and music. Space feels compact but well laid out, attracting those who appreciate classic burger-style dining with a modern touch.
Asada burritos stand out with rich flavor and come with salsa Verde that is notably good. Carne Asada Fries and taco platters also feature as solid options in this Mexican food selection.
Burgers feature well sized patties with evenly spread condiments. Options include a double patty burger with bacon, cheese, and avocado that pairs well with fries and onion rings.
Good to know
They just added a drive-through, which is very convenient.
The restaurant is the only one open later than 8 pm nearby.
It can get really busy during rush hours, but it's worth the wait.
Hole-in-the-wall hamburger restaurant with a newly remodeled, impeccably clean interior and organized seating. Noisy atmosphere with a lively vibe. Burgers use fresh meat and stand out for quality, while prices tend to be on the higher side.
Al Pastor burrito stands out with strong flavor but can be a bit greasy. Carne asada nachos offer a solid choice, and the horchata is quite good.
Burgers here come with well-seasoned fries and options like the loaded burger and turkey burger. The patties taste fresh and the family pack offers four burgers that look and taste great.
Good to know
They accept EBT, which is a helpful payment option.
The drive-thru can back up during busy times, affecting parking.
Expect longer wait times when the restaurant is busy.
Three bars share space with live punk and grunge bands creating a lively, laid-back vibe. Music and dancing draw a friendly crowd that enjoys pool and darts alongside good food and drinks. Atmosphere balances bar-like energy with a chill, enjoyable mood.
Steak quesadilla comes with lots of meat and tastes very good. Potato tacos stand out as a recommended choice. Carnitas fries have small portions, with over-fried fries and dry, overcooked meat, and the cheese cools quickly, making them hard to eat.
Burgers focus on toppings and come in interesting options. The BBQ bacon burger stands out as a flavorful choice.
Good to know
Expect a $5 cover charge per person for live music events.
Taco Tuesday offers special deals on food.
Karaoke nights are available, typically starting at 10pm.