Diner with 1950s nostalgia and 1980s theme offers a friendly, bustling atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating. Bold character shines through Route 66 history and a classic soda fountain serving orange whips. Small drive-thru and lively vibe make it a familiar spot for casual meals.
Burgers come in many forms here, including a bacon avocado cheeseburger and a hefty cheeseburger with pastrami. The menu also features pastrami chili cheese fries, Reuben, and patty melts, all served at reasonable prices.
Breakfast burrito stands out with strong flavor and solid preparation. Mexican dishes offer tasty options, but the tostada bowl has caused food poisoning.
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Parking can be an issue, so plan accordingly.
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The restaurant has a drive-thru for quick service.
Small, cozy diner with old school vibe and classic Americana charm fills up with a laid-back, family atmosphere. Space feels cramped but welcoming, with booths and a coffee counter creating an authentic, down-to-earth setting.
Biscuits and gravy come out hot and delicious. Steak and eggs arrive with beautiful hash browns cooked to order, including extra crispy options. Pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, and grits round out the classic American menu.
Breakfast burritos stand out with generous portions and great value. Green chilaquiles bring a spicy kick that varies but stays tasty, and homemade salsa adds a flavorful touch.
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There is good parking available at Andyโs Coffee Shop.
They are closed on Tuesdays.
The restaurant was packed on a Sunday morning.
Tiny shop in a strip mall with limited seating fills up quickly, creating a busy atmosphere. Known for fresh, fluffy donuts and large, flavorful breakfast burritos, it draws early crowds for warm pastries. Generous portions and top-tier croissants add to its distinct appeal among local breakfast spots.
Breakfast burrito and patty melt stand out as solid choices. The hamburgers and ham & cheese croissant also hold up well in the American food lineup.
Bacon breakfast burritos stand out with perfectly cooked bacon, fluffy eggs, and a balanced mix of cheese and potatoes. Carne Asada tacos and breakfast bagels with egg and sausage also deliver strong flavors, complemented by a spicy salsa and hot sauce for added kick.
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Calling ahead is recommended to save time and avoid long waits.
Expect popular donut variations to run out by mid-morning.
Breakfast sandwiches and a delicious breakfast burrito are available.
Fast casual seafood spot with quick service and a clean, modern setting. Atmosphere feels bare and cold, lacking cozy or lively vibes, but outdoor seating includes a dog-friendly patio with heating. Offers healthy, hearty fish portions with fair prices and consistent quality.
Fresh and tasty Cajun salmon fish burger comes with regular fries. Lobster nachos and lobster rolls offer new, delicious options. Clam chowder tastes fresh and homemade.
Tacos come with corn tortillas and pickled onions that add a nice touch. The Cajun shrimp tacos have a lot of flavor and a tasty sauce, while the fish tacos are fresh and well made.
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The restaurant uses a kiosk ordering system for faster service.
Expect crowded conditions during lunchtime, especially on weekdays.
Parking is usually available in the plaza, making access easy.
Cozy cafe with metal bar-height tables and a dominant bar area creates an inviting, effortlessly cool vibe. Mellow rock and blues music play at a comfortable volume, supporting a peaceful, warm atmosphere inside. Outdoor seating offers a relaxing space with amenities for dogs, though street noise can intrude.
Happy hour features a brie, fig jam, and prosciutto grilled cheese with a $2 upgrade. Breakfast includes a bacon and hash brown burrito. Pulled pork sandwich has a small portion of tough, overcooked pork.
Breakfast burritos come with a hefty filling and a delicious salsa that has the perfect amount of heat. Options include a solid vegan breakfast burrito and the overall burritos are consistently excellent and flavorful.
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Parking is limited; expect to find street parking and bring coins.
Happy hour is available most days with special deals on food and drinks.
The cafe serves breakfast all day, offering a variety of options.
Modern tropical design creates a beautiful, comfortable space with tasteful decor and plush sofa seating. Atmosphere blends vacation vibes with occasional live jazz, though music choices can feel jarring. Many dishes encourage sharing, supporting conversation in a relaxed setting.
Baby back ribs melt in your mouth. Crab cakes stand out, especially in the eggs Benedict.
Dishes offer flavorful profiles, especially the fish tacos. Options include beef machaca, huevos rancheros, salsa negra, sunny eggs, rajas, and queso fresco.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to secure a good table.
Dinner for two typically costs around $200, so plan your budget accordingly.
The restaurant offers a happy hour menu with discounted small plates.
Small space with cozy indoor and outdoor seating and colorful tile decor creates a down-to-earth vibe. Busy street noise adds liveliness while murals and mountain views enhance the atmosphere. Affordable prices and house-made hot sauces complement the casual burger and breakfast experience.
Burgers come with jalapeรฑo bacon, western bacon, and hot link options. Breakfast items include a spinach and avocado egg burrito with tater tots and a loaded plate called "The One" with bacon, sausage, hash browns, sauce, cheese, and eggs. Fried chicken sandwich offers good flavor.
Breakfast burritos stand out with a chili relleno option that often includes steak. Chilaquiles come with a delicious flavor, and the salsa is on point.
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The parking lot is large and available.
There was never a wait or line at Kings Breakfast & Burgers.
The prices at Kings Breakfast & Burgers are more reasonable than many other places.
Small, intimate seafood restaurant with nautical decor and a New England fish house feel. Bright interior and courtyard seating offer a mix of indoor and outdoor dining. Atmosphere tends to be loud and lively, with a friendly vibe.
Lobster rolls come fresh and are consistently delicious, often highlighted as a standout dish. The clam chowder is buttery and smooth, packed with clams and balanced with a fragrant, salty broth.
Fish tacos come with fried battered fish, similar to fish and chips, which is unusual for this dish. Portions are very large, often requiring a knife and fork to eat, but the taste is just okay.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for large groups, due to high demand.
There is no parking available near the restaurant.
The average cost for a meal for four is around $385, excluding tip.
Small sandwich shop offers a family atmosphere with a self-serve pickle bar and fresh bread that stands out. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, with regulars and staff enjoying themselves in a cozy space. Known for unique chicken hoagies and reasonable prices, it feels like a local institution.
Hamburgers stand out as a highlight here. The breakfast steak and eggs also offer a solid option. The Philly cheesesteak costs $14 but features scrawny, unseasoned meat.
Protein burritos come with green sauce and options like spinach tortilla, egg whites, chicken, and avocado. Breakfast burritos offer flavorful char and a salsa and pickle bar adds variety.
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A pastrami sandwich costs $12.99.
The restaurant has a big parking area.
The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and early dinner.
Old school diner with late 70s atmosphere and classic Pasadena vibe offers massive breakfast burritos and chili cheese fries. Space feels small and cozy with a quiet, unhurried mood even when busy. Outdoor patio provides a solid seating option without shade tarps.
Chili cheese fries stand out as a favorite, paired often with breakfast burritos and patty melts. Burgers come with grilled onions and are notably large for the price, offering classic fast casual American flavors.
Breakfast burritos stand out for being huge and packed with meat, often enough for two people. The spicy sausage and vegetarian options get strong praise for their delicious taste and unbeatable price.
Good to know
The diner is not a drive-thru, so plan accordingly.
Expect reasonable prices for large portion sizes.
There is plenty of parking available at the location.
Small, old school burger shop with a mom and pop feel and casual, easygoing atmosphere. Offers both indoor and outdoor seating and serves notable chili cheese fries and breakfast burritos. Feels like a diner sanctuary amid fast food giants.
Cheeseburgers stand out with options like bacon avocado and Top Cheeseburgers that are juicy and flavorful. Chili cheese fries come in large portions and are highly praised, often considered the best around. Club sandwiches feature fresh ingredients including crisp lettuce, tomato, and plenty of avocado.
Carne asada burritos and fish and shrimp tacos come loaded and fill you up quickly. The menu offers a variety of American and Mexican foods in a fast food style.
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Parking can be challenging once the lot is full.
The portions are massive, with small chili cheese fries enough for four people.
The drive-thru is often busy during weekday lunch hours.
Live jazz music and cover bands create an intimate atmosphere with great vibes. The space shifts into a small club after dinner, attracting those who enjoy generous portions of BBQ and Mexican dishes. Noise levels can be high, making it lively but sometimes overwhelming for families with children.
Brisket stands out with its tender and flavorful quality, melting in your mouth. Ribs, pulled pork, and burgers also offer strong flavors, while the cornbread adds a nice touch.
Menu features authentic Mexican food with excellent BBQ. Dishes like fajitas, brisket, quesadilla, and guacamole stand out.
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Sunday brunch is available from 1-3 pm, and dinner starts at 5:30 pm.
Happy hour offers two-for-one well drinks at the bar before 7 pm.
Music acts are scheduled throughout the week, providing diverse entertainment options.
Tiny country style diner with old-school Americana decor creates a cozy, nostalgic atmosphere. Close seating and tight booths foster a homey, bustling vibe. Patrons enjoy hearty breakfasts in a space filled with charming vintage details.
Chicken fried steak and eggs come with a classic home-cooked vibe. Hash browns topped with chili and grill-flavored cheeseburgers add hearty, nostalgic flavors. Grits and banana bread show up as rare regional treats.
Huevos Rancheros stand out with two eggs served alongside corned beef hash or Polish sausage. Flour tortillas come with a hot salsa, and breakfast burritos sometimes miss avocado and have undercooked potatoes.
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There was a 10-minute wait for seating during 10am on a holiday.
The Reyn closes at 2 pm.
Takeout at The Reyn is a great option.
New American restaurant with a rock and roll vintage vibe and live music performances energizes the space. The venue feels spacious yet crowded during events, with a great sound system and a prominent stage. Guests enjoy dance-friendly atmosphere and a mix of DJ sets and live bands.
Asada Nachos come in a great size and price. Chicken wings are crispy but lack seasoning. Guacamole and fried calamari are also available.
Tacos stand out with options like chicken, fish, shrimp, lobster, and Carne asada. The menu also includes guacamole and chips and large taco platters.
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Happy hour on Tuesdays features $5 drink prices.
Comedy night happens every Wednesday with local comics performing.
The venue does not serve free tap water; only bottled water is available for $3.
Old school diner with a retro feel and small indoor seating blends with a few outdoor tables and a walk-up order system. Atmosphere stays friendly and comfortable, often drawing lines for its legendary sandwiches and classic fast food staples.
Hearty double cheeseburgers and philly cheesesteaks offer solid American classics. Subs, chili cheese fries, and a standout Cobb Salad round out the menu with familiar flavors.
Tender carne asada and fresh guacamole with a perfect spice level stand out. Breakfast burritos come loaded with hash brown, egg, bacon, and ham, served with green salsa that many grab extra of.
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Parking is available in a dedicated, free lot behind the restaurant.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
The menu features a variety of sandwiches, including hot and cold options.
Small food stand with limited seating focuses on takeout and quick service. Atmosphere feels casual and unassuming, with a short wait and modest portions that often lead to leftovers. Known for classic Mexican dishes, large portions, and minimal sauce servings.
Cheeseburgers come with a delicious taste and are affordable around $6.50. Chili on the burger has a burnt aftertaste that stands out.
Burritos stand out with freshly cooked ingredients and soft tortillas wrapped well. Options like the carne asada and Cochinita pibil burritos come with whole beans and pico de gallo, adding fresh, filling flavors.
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Yuca's is a food stand with no seating available.
Expect to pay extra for additional salsa.
Portions are large enough to share between two people.
Booths feature ornate upholstery with Los Angeles scenes, creating a cute atmosphere inside. The place offers both indoor and outdoor seating along with a drive-through. It serves a mix of classic burgers and authentic Mexican dishes, with a notable spicy green salsa that stands out.
Hamburgers and Mexican dishes stand out with solid flavors. Crispy, warm hash browns replace fries on request, and sandwiches like the club and grilled cheese come at reasonable prices.
Breakfast burritos stand out with sausage and egg options and pair well with horchata. The green salsa offers a spicy avocado and habanero kick that complements tacos and burritos.
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You can buy the green salsa to go.
There was plenty of parking available.
Dena Burgers offered indoor and outdoor seating options.
Converted coffee shop with outdoor tented seating and a full bar featuring big screen TVs creates a casual, lively atmosphere. Patio seating faces street noise and car exhaust, adding an urban edge. The vibe mixes dog-friendly amenities with a quaint, industrial feel and energetic service.
Big juicy hamburgers and a savory prime rib sandwich stand out. The menu also includes mac and cheese, steak and eggs, and salmon and eggs.
Chilaquiles stand out with their bold flavors. Breakfast burritos and grilled fish tacos offer solid options. Small plates include tostadas and a Cuban sandwich, paired with salads and drinks.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all night on Mondays, making it a busy time.
The happy hour menu offers smaller portions at higher prices.
Bring cash to avoid a 4% credit card fee.
Outdoor patio with fireplaces and intimate indoor rooms create a spacious, inviting setting. Atmosphere shifts from romantic and old-world indoors to lively and sometimes noisy on the patio. Known for phenomenal craft cocktails, it draws those seeking a refined yet relaxed dining experience.
Tater tots come with very tasty sauces and stay perfectly crispy. Eggs Benedict and crab cake Benedict arrive with creamy hollandaise and precise cooking. Entrees like Branzino and prime rib are cooked well and paired with fitting sides.
Tacos feature prominently with Short Rib tacos standing out, though opinions on them vary. Grilled cauliflower adds a unique touch to the Mexican food offerings.
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Happy hour features $10 cocktails, including the popular Medicina Latina.
Wine Wednesdays offer special deals on select wines.
Valet parking is available for $8, with limited street parking options.
Old-school hamburger diner with a classic, comforting vibe and massive portions defines the space. The atmosphere stays busy during lunch hours, with many using the drive-thru window. Food is made fresh to order, leading to a longer wait time but satisfying, hearty meals.
Hamburgers come greasy with a lack of sauce, featuring only mustard and no ketchup. BLT sandwiches and cheeseburgers offer better flavor compared to the greasy hamburgers.
Breakfast burritos stand out with consistent presence but vary in flavor, sometimes lacking seasoning. Salsa is served in small amounts and often lacks expected flavor.
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Wonder Burgers closes early, around 3 to 3:30 PM.
It gets busy during lunch hours, so expect longer wait times.
If there are more than five people, be ready to wait.