Bright, clean space with lots of TV screens and a full bar creates a lively setting. Atmosphere stays laid-back and welcoming with 80's music playing, making it easy to relax and enjoy. The vibe suits those who appreciate authentic Texas-style barbecue in a casual environment.
Food comes out fresh to order and rich in flavor with large portions. BBQ tastes satisfying whether dining in or grabbing takeout.
Lots of free parking surrounds the spot. Access is simple with easy parking options nearby.
"I thought the brisket was immaculate and mouthwateringly good."
"The food here is smoky, moist, and flavorful."
"There's plenty of parking available, often right out front."
Good to know
Parking is available across at Vons, which solves the parking problem.
The wait might be a bit long depending on the number of people.
It could get crowded, so I recommend making a reservation if they allow that.
Spacious restaurant with laid-back vibe and big screen TVs showing sports. Atmosphere feels casual and genuine with chill energy despite music that includes explicit content. Seating is ample but can get hot inside without outdoor options or air conditioning.
Food arrives quickly, hot, and complete even with large orders. Dishes are fresh and burst with flavor, consistently delivering delicious and incredible taste.
Free parking exists in the rear lot with limited spaces. Parking is available in the back but can fill up.
Good to know
They offer a 10% discount for Pasadena City College students.
Free parking is available in the rear lot, but spaces are limited.
Tuesdays feature $1.99 street tacos and $5 margaritas.
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.
Food here is consistently delicious with a 5-star quality that stands out. Every dish comes with excellent service that matches the high food standards.
Plenty of parking available makes access easy. Spaces get a bit tighter near the outdoor tent but still manageable.
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.
Retro 60s motel with vintage decor and a quiet, nostalgic atmosphere. Garden-level rooms open directly to a clean, inviting pool surrounded by palm trees. The setting feels like a time-warp oasis hidden behind a busy street.
Parking offers plenty of free spaces and feels very secure. Its convenient location makes it easy to explore nearby areas.
Good to know
The hotel offers a minimal breakfast for guests each morning.
Parking is plentiful and available for guests.
The hotel is located on the Rose Parade route, making it convenient for attendees.
Cozy, small space with comfortable seating and calming music creates a welcoming, family-run vibe. Free amenities like wireless chargers and Wi-Fi support study sessions and casual hangouts. The atmosphere feels like stepping into a homely spot with a peaceful, chill energy.
Fresh and beautifully presented Taiwanese dishes stand out here. The owner shows enthusiasm recommending drinks and snacks while managing the bar.
Easy access with plenty of street parking right outside. Parking in the area is generally uncomplicated and convenient.
Good to know
HaiCha opens before 11 AM.
Getting to HaiCha is very easy and there is street parking right outside the shop.
HaiCha has restrooms for customers.
Japanese restaurant offers upscale interior with covered patio seating and multiple TVs showing sports. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxed, with a warm, inviting vibe suited for quiet meals or late-night dates. Seating is somewhat tight but sufficient for medium crowds.
Food arrives quickly with generous portions and features fresh ingredients. Dishes are consistently delicious and affordable.
Good to know
Happy hour deals on beer are available.
Lunch deals offer great value for money.
Parking is limited to one hour in the back lot.
Small space with several tables and a clean, tidy atmosphere. The vibe is casual and unpretentious, with a packed dining area during busy times. Known for authentic Hainan chicken served in generous portions with flavorful rice and unique pickled veggies.
Food arrives quickly and stays high quality and tasty. Portions are generous and satisfying, especially the B combo which offers a lot of food and flavor.
Street parking surrounds the block with spots available, though some cars take up two spaces. One-hour parking signs exist but do not apply on Sundays, which adds some flexibility.
Good to know
Parking is available on the street, but check for one-hour limits on weekdays.
The meal is reasonably priced, making it a good value.
Expect large portion sizes, suitable for a light dinner.
Street mall centers on a large Vons store with varied food options including a poke bowl restaurant. Atmosphere feels laid back and clean, offering a convenient shopping and dining experience. Parking varies from tight and crowded on lower levels to easier on upper levels, with some challenges during busy times.
Food options include a great food court with a variety of choices. The area offers good food in a casual shopping and dining setting.
Parking at the plaza varies from very large lots to tight and crowded spots on the bottom level. An elevator connects the upper parking directly inside, but parking can be hectic and frustrating especially during busy times.
Good to know
Parking can be limited during holidays, so arrive early.
The top-level parking on Walnut Street is less crowded.
There is an elevator from the upper parking level to Vons.
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.
Food here is greasy tasty with generous portions served quickly, usually under 10 minutes. The quality remains high with excellent hamburgers and fast food that stands out for its flavor and service.
Finding parking in the lot is very easy with plenty of available spaces. The parking situation is much better than at the Colorado location.
Good to know
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.
Korean barbecue restaurant features table cookers that create a warm, smoky atmosphere with dim lighting and soft music for a chill, casual vibe. Seating includes tables and booths in a bright, clean space with an outdoor option. TVs show live sports, adding to the relaxed, family-friendly environment.
Food comes out fast with quick service and large portions. Dishes offer real, flavorful Korean BBQ that feels authentic and satisfying.
A small parking lot sits behind the restaurant with some street parking nearby. The street parking can be dark and may require a short walk of a block or two.
Good to know
The dinner price is $38.99 per person for all-you-can-eat Korean barbecue.
There is a small parking lot behind the restaurant, plus street parking available.
There is no wait line even on a Saturday night, but the place can get busy.
Small, bright space with cute, calming decor and cozy atmosphere invites quiet study or relaxed chats. Seating is plentiful but sometimes close together, with some uncomfortable cement seats. Noise from cups can be loud, but overall vibe stays friendly and chill.
Efforts show clearly in both the food and drinks here. Options suit those wanting a spot to work while enjoying a bite and a drink.
Plenty of free street parking surrounds the area with a one-hour limit on most spots. A nearby lot also offers one-hour free parking.
Good to know
They stop serving food an hour before closing time.
Street parking has a one-hour limit, except on Sundays.
There is limited seating available for dining in.