Wonderful wine shop located in Glendora village shopping area. Friendly owner and they have…read moretasting and educational classes available. Large selection of different wines from all regions. Live music and wine tastings on weekends.

I met my girlfriends at the Glendora Wine Walk and was immediately drawn in by the ambiance- live…read moremusic, dim lighting, the vibe was really inviting! As someone who belongs to several wine clubs, I was excited to discover a spot like this right in my own backyard. The showroom selection was beautiful, and the chocolate offerings (especially the blood orange dark chocolate) were a standout. Unfortunately, the experience quickly went downhill due to the service. When I asked the sommelier about their champagne, his response came across as arrogant and dismissive, implying that "everyone knows" it was entry-level and basic. It felt unnecessary and off-putting, especially when I was genuinely interested. After enjoying the band for a bit, my friends and I decided to sit on the outdoor patio, which looked very inviting. As I walked out, the sommelier actually chased after me along with another man from the doorway to tell me I couldn't take my wine outside. It felt uncomfortable and unnecessarily confrontational. When I asked why there was a seating area if drinks weren't allowed, the response was unclear and inconsistent. Overall, this place has great potential and a lovely atmosphere, but the sommelier's attitude really ruined the experience. It's especially disappointing if he is the owner, because that sets the tone for the entire establishment.

Love coming here for delicious imported Italian goodies and sandwiches. Service is great. Uncle…read moreKief is a cool human. Only shopping small local shops from now on. American big chains like Walmart and Target are poisoning us and can suck a fat one

It's been a while since I had visited Claros. It's been so long that it had a facelift inside…read more This place looks great. One side has the deli counter where I picked up some deli meats. The sandwiches are made to order here too. The other side has the bakery goods and where you pay. Everything else imaginable for an Italian market is here. Just take a walk down the aisles. Always great to have a place to pick up Italian deli meats and other products grocery chains don't carry close to home.

Great cheesesteaks with BIG portions!…read more Stopped by West Coast Cheesesteaks in Glendora and came hungry--and they definitely did not disappoint. I ordered the big cheesesteak with extra meat and cheese, and it was loaded with grilled onions, bell peppers, mushrooms, and jalapeños. There are six different cheeses to choose from, so you can really customize it to your liking. The cheesesteak was juicy, tender, and flavorful, while the bread held up surprisingly well with all the fillings. The West Coast Tots were another highlight. They were super crispy and loaded with steak and cheese. The cheese sauce had a nice texture that brought everything together. Portions are generous, the food is satisfying, and if you're a cheesesteak fan, this is definitely worth checking out. Come hungry!

Safe to say, this placed earned a spot on my favorites list…read more Went here after a coworker recommended it. I'm pretty selective when it comes to cheesesteaks, but he assured me this was THE spot. I ordered a large West Coast Cheesesteak with provolone and their cheddar cheese sauce. First impressions were positive. The sandwich was filled with an ample amount of fillings. This place definitely does not skimp on the meat. I was informed by the worker that their "The Big One" has even more meat. I'll have to order that next time. After the first bite, I was pleased by the thin yet crispy, juicy, well-seasoned beef. The bread was the perfect complement, soft and soaking up the beef juices for a perfect bite. Despite soaking up the juices, the bread held its form well while also being chewy and airy. The provolone cheese was spread evenly throughout the sandwich, with the fresh mushrooms and jalapeños enhancing the flavors. The biggest surprise of my meal was the cheese sauce. I'm a big texture guy, so I was hesitant at first. A bad cheese sauce makes a sandwich soggy while overpowering the flavor of the meat. This was the opposite. The sauce was velvety smooth, and spread well after each pour. It was thick enough that it held its form and didn't saturate the bread. Very rich, creamy, and flavorful. Talked to the employee and he said they make their cheese sauce in-house. Very cool! This spot lived up to my coworker's hype, and he's easily earned my trust when it comes to food recs. I've had authentic cheesesteaks in Philadelphia, and this place is darn close to the stuff they have out there. I live far away, but I'm willing to drive up to this place next time I crave a cheesesteak roll.

For more than twelve years, our group has gathered at the Third Street Wine Shop every Wednesday…read morenight. We were first introduced to one another by the previous owners, Mary and Jim, during one of their events--little did we know those introductions would grow into lifelong friendships. Over the years, our Wednesday Wine Nights became a tradition we all cherished. When we learned that the shop was going up for sale, we were understandably nervous. We wondered what would happen if it didn't sell--where would we go? And if it did sell, what if the new owners changed the shop in ways we didn't love? What if we didn't connect with them the way we had with Mary and Jim, who had become family to us? Then it happened, the shop sold. We were introduced to Maria and Veronica, and it was truly love at first meeting. They are two of the kindest, most welcoming women, and they have brought fresh ideas and wonderful energy to the shop. Our Wednesday Wine Nights continue today, and we are grateful to have gained new friends in Maria, Veronica, and their families, who help run this warm, family-operated business. The Third Street Wine Shop remains a place where you are welcomed the moment you walk in--where the owners make you feel like you're their only guests. I cannot recommend this place highly enough. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a tasting, a glass, or a bottle of exceptional wine, paired with one of their beautiful charcuterie boards or other delicious snacks. And for those who prefer beer, they offer a great selection of local craft options as well. We hope to see you there soon!

Late review from my visit back in January. I set off to start my New Year's resolution to take time…read moreoff and take myself on solo dates and this was my first stop and it was perfect! I started off at the Ceramic Museum just 10 minutes away highly recommend it. I arrived soon after opening since one thing closed at 5 and the other opened at 5 so ideal timing for my adventure. I arrived in ideal time to be seated outside right under the porch and mind you I arrived right before a rush of groups began to arrive after me. While I was alone I didn't feel lonely as the staff was so friendly and continued to check on me. They got busy but still catered to me as I went through my wine tasting. I ordered a season tasting and it was a perfect tasting for a fresh winter night it was not too cold and not too hot just perfect Cali weather for an evening under a porch. I also ordered a mini charcuterie board for myself and it was so perfectly delicious. I never say perfect so many times in one review I wish I could give it more an extra star. It was a lovely evening in a lovely part of town and I would highly recommend going. I went on a Friday. Parking was plentiful when I went. It was lovely to support a local business.

The quality of these boards is amazing. They're beautiful, delicious, and individually crafted. The…read moredelivery service is amazing and always on time. Perfect for all gatherings, events, and birthdays/mothers days. I've purchased these for birthdays, post maternity, and Mother's Day. They are a delicious memorable treat!

I've ordered from Shareable Boards twice already and will continue to order my charcuterie from…read morehere. Jennifer is sweet and creates pretty and tasty boards. Placing orders online is easy and prices are decent. Jennifer is always on time with her deliveries which I greatly appreciate! I've ordered the mini boxes for my son's baptism and Jennifer added a personalized note on each box for free; I've also ordered the medium shareable board and it was a hit at my friend's birthday brunch! I looove supporting Shareable Boards.

Plaza Produce is the kind of place that makes you wish you lived in the neighborhood. Honestly, I'd…read moreprobably eat there every single day if I could. Their sandwiches are the No.1 pick for me--so good. You can order online or just call, pick it up, and you're set. They've got popular ones ready to go, or you can build your own. After trying a bunch, my go-to is the Turkey Berry, or basically anything with their cranberry sauce on it. It just works. And don't even get me started on their hot dinners. I've had the pastas, the beef stroganoff, shepherd's pie, meatloaf, pot roast... all of it. You really can't go wrong. It's all just solid, delicious, comfort food. The staff are always so friendly. They also have a salad bar, which I haven't got a chance to try yet. And a dinner set, comes with the meatloaf or whole roasted chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cranberry walnut salad...Like I said, my only real complaint is that I don't live closer.

Whether I go to the best salad bar, or one of the best in the valley or get a premade salad like…read morethe cob or a Caesar or even a Capri. Even the deli salads you can get to go like the picnic salad, three bean or pasta Plaza produce delivers when it comes to salads.

My son and I came by to pick up some food and we decided to get something new. We've already tried…read morethe broasted chicken, pizzas, and desserts, now it was time to try their sandos. I got the turkey breast sandwich and he got the hot pastrami sandwich. Both sandwiches were big! They were chock full of meat and were so good. You get a choice of bread (wheat, rye, sourdough, squaw, or Italian) and I got the squaw bread for the turkey sandwich. Once again Old World Deli knocked it out of the park and made my belly happy.

It was nice that our family's next generation found Old World Deli "on their own". LOL…read more The "elders" come for their cannolis and sandwiches; the younger set come for a sit down to devour the "comfort food" consisting of pasta and cheesy bread. Recently, we learned about their Thursday specials: entrees come with a salad and drink. It came out to be about $20 per person. Not bad for a sit down with the family. It's definitely a better experience than Panera. At least at Old World, the servers bring out the generous portions with plates and utensils to the table, timely. The dining room is spacious and their restrooms are always well maintained. The only downside is the parking. It may be difficult to find close parking during the business hours of the adjoining businesses. Otherwise, it's a good place for an informal meal.

Great spot, we stopped in for lunch and boy oh boy was it a treat! We had the assda tacos and they…read morewhere absolutely delicious, we've been here before to buy meat for bbq's and let me tell you, you can't go wrong with Larios, 10/10, spot!

Larios Market was recommended to me by a wonderful fellow Yelper. You know who you are. Thank you!…read more I wanted to get guacamole, salsa, and chips for a team potluck lunch. I got rave reviews on these items that they are super good at Larios so here I am to confirm. This market is located at the corner of Barranca Ave and Arrow Highway in Covina. It's actually a meat market, but they sell produce and other food/dry items plus hot foods. It's a very small place with maybe 3-4 tight aisles. I went straight to the refrigeration area. I saw lots of different salsas and a handful of guacamole. At first glance, the appearance of the guac did not look appealing to me. It looked brown and kind of watery at the top. I was hesitant to get them, but since they were recommended, I got 3 of them. Now looking back, I should have only gotten one just to try them. It was not that great IMHO. Maybe they were not made that day and have been hanging around for a day or so. However, the roasted red salsa was really really good... I would highly recommend this one. Pico de gallo was decent. Crab ceviche was just okay... too much of the V8 taste. I ended up buying 6 containers and spent over $50 on guac and salsa. Probably more than I need. I didn't bother with the chips as they look more on the oily side. Anyway, staff was nice and helpful. Check out was fast as it wasn't super busy at the time. Parking is limited. They do have a few tables and stools outside in front of the market for those who want to eat here after their food purchase. I'm not sure if I would come back for the guac, but I may come back for the roasted red salsa and possibly their tacos and burritos.