Went on a Wednesday night. Food was great, service was great, and an overall warm ambiance. Andreas…read moreis an awesome guy, very down to earth. Definitely recommend coming here when the traffic is slow.

We love Lucky Baldwins. The prices are always fair and the place is clean and comfortable. The…read moreservice is great. They have a vast selection of beer and win and more than just pub food. They have breakfast, lunch and dinner. Ar night it can get a tad loud, it is a pub, but it s not bad at all just grab a table and you will be fine. The menu is great. We love their burger sliders and they have a breakfast waffle that is so great. You can get a full order or half of their great fish and chips. They are a great white fish and the chips are perfect. Their British curry is so good. It has a choice of basmati rice, Fries or Mashed Potato. Get the mashed or the rice. They are both so great. We love anything they make in a puff pastry. Our favorite is the steak and guinness mushroom pie. It is steak prepared in a Guinness & mushroom gravy topped with the wonderful flakey puffed pastry, and a side. Have fun.

Another great visit to Stone today to try the newly released Stone Brewing x Pizza Port Brewing Co…read more First Slice IPA! The two bartenders were great and I enjoyed the beer so much, that I opted to get a 32 oz crowler of it to take home! Will have to remember to bring my glass growler next time to fill. We were also getting hungry and opted to order Howlin' Rays via Postmates to be delivered while we enjoyed other beers as we didn't want to leave! You can use the address above the front door entrance to add as a delivery address and don't forget to add "Suite 103" so the driver can find you. If you enjoy any of the beers you tried in the taproom, know that you can take a can of it home to enjoy!

Bartender was super friendly and helpful. Offered a sample if desired…read more I ordered pours of the two small batches. One a single and the other a triple ipa. Plenty of seating, either outside or inside. A vendor was making pizzas outside. Need a code to use the bathroom. Parking structures around, that's typical in Pasadena.

Visited this place for an olive oil and balsamic vinegar tasting and it was so fun!! My aunt has…read morebeen wanting to try this place for a while so it was a fun afternoon activity. For the tasting we had an option of three tastings which could be any combination of olive oil and/or balsamic vinegar. Feeling overwhelmed by the choices, the worker was extremely helpful in recommending combinations. One of my favorite combos was the blackberry balsamic vinegar and basil olive oil! The bread served with it was hot and had the perfect outer crisp. We saw many others enjoying a full meal there with wine and I would definitely come back to try other things on the menu. You can also purchase bottles of olive oil and balsamic vinegar to take home and you can refill the bottles for a discounted price.

Mike was our server and he was so friendly and sweet…read more Back porch ambiance was lovely, and my dog enjoyed being there with us. Food was fantastic. Loved the chopped salad and baguettes the best. Great place to grab lunch/dinner and catch up with a good friend - or friends

I can't believe I haven't written a review yet. This is bar none my favorite restaurant in Los…read moreAngeles. Chef Daniel is a savant, Steph and staff are always on point with the service. When people ask me about the food, I always say that it's like you're walking into a 5-star chef's home, and he's making you whatever he thinks is good. You're getting a meal made with love, and the ingredients, seasonings, and careful care in preparation are proof of that. The vibes are homely. If you treat everyone with the same respect as if you were in their home, you'll feel right at home, with some of the best eating you'll experience in Los Angeles.

Holy Saints is the kind of restaurant where you look at some of the combinations on the menu and…read morewonder how they're going to work together; then you try it, and it all makes sense. QUICK TAKE Get: Fish of the Day, Lamb, Moroccan-style Mushrooms Skip: Duck was our one miss Know: This is a good place for adventurous eaters who like sharing dishes and trying unexpected flavor combinations. Holy Saints does a nice job of making food feel creative without crossing over into "trying too hard." There are a lot of different influences running through the menu, and several dishes had us talking about the flavors and ingredients as much as the food itself. What we tried: Moroccan-style Mushrooms - A great example of what Holy Saints does well. Earthy, savory mushrooms with contrasting textures from the nuts, thinly sliced radish, herbs and crispy elements on top. There was a lot happening on the plate, but it all worked together. Definitely one to share. Fish of the Day - One of the highlights of the meal and something I would absolutely order again. The fish came over rice in a deeply flavored sauce with peppers, herbs and fresh vegetables. Colorful, comforting and much more interesting than the standard fish-and-vegetables preparation you see at a lot of restaurants. Lamb - Another winner. Rich, hearty and well seasoned, with the sauce pulling everything together. If you're visiting for the first time and like lamb, this would be high on my list. Duck - Good flavor, but it seemed like the duck sauce could have benefited from a little more time to rest before being sliced and served. We joked that we should have brought a bag, taken it home and eaten it as leftovers instead. Sometimes duck might just need a night to think about what it did. What I liked most about Holy Saints is that the food wasn't boring. The kitchen takes familiar ingredients and puts them together in ways you probably wouldn't think of yourself, which makes it a fun restaurant for ordering several things and sharing around the table.

Not many cheese places around. As a restaurant, the food isn't bad either - modern California…read morecontemporary fare. Very doable as a place to meet up with friends for a conversational brunch, or needed an unforgettable luncheon when your plans for steamed hams and aurora borealis at this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, completely localized in your kitchen, is out of the question. But really, it's the cheese variety as the reason for me awarding this spot 5-stars. You can ask, yes, ask to try out before you buy. You don't have to be stuck with buyer's remorse. Try that cheese, all the different varieties that you can point at with your lovely gel nails: soft cheese, aged cheese, bleu cheese - the unique, the nutty, the funky, the kind that you want paired with that juicy fragrant bottle of Chambolle Musigny Premier Cru Les Amoureses. As dishes go, their Tom Kha scallop crudo works decently for a Thai-California cuisine fusion concept. For brunch, I quite like sticky toffee pancakes, even if they are super fattening weight-gainer 5000 grade of calories.

A gem on Green St in Pasadena. It has a nice business…read moremodel, you can come in and browse the front shop for items to take away. Variety ranges from an array of gourmet items to gifts, so if you're in a pinch to grab a hostess gift, you're guaranteed tasteful options. Upscale without being overtly pretentious. Agnes is good for both afternoon and dinner. I've dined inside for lunch and on the back patio for dinner because we had our dog with us. My friend that ordered wine was tantalized by our server's descriptions which were poetic word parings of sensual smells, colors and wine vocabulary, Peach, oak, pepper, tannins smooth finishes, buttery warm sunlight atmospheric etc... We had several appetizers and salads to share. See photos.

Really nice spot for a happy hour for wine or beer! We came after a long day and will come back…read moreagain. Also next door is a pizza shop...food and beer/alcohol! Btw super friendly staff too

I went to The Crush Pad for jazz night after seeing an ad for it. The photos made it look like a…read morerelaxed place to spend an evening, and that's exactly how it felt. It's a café during the day and serves wine in the evening, along with snacks like popcorn, charcuterie, and cheese boards. I ordered the sangria, which was delicious. The staff made it fresh and brought it to my table--a lovely touch. They were friendly and welcoming throughout my visit. The prices were reasonable. If I remember correctly, the boards were around $10-$12, and the sangria and wine were similarly priced. I also loved the unique wine glasses. The space has small tables for one or two people and longer, picnic-style tables if you're with a group or don't mind sharing. Dogs are welcome, and there were two adorable ones there that night! Parking was easy, with a lot, street parking with generous time limits, and another lot across the street. The jazz was wonderful, and the atmosphere made it easy to unwind. I'd happily come back after work or for a relaxed weekend visit. Highly recommend!

First time here with a family member. Ambience was very calming. Food was great, and had some nice…read morerecommendations for the next time we stop by. Got to speak with the owner who also showed great hospitality. Highly recommend this spot for those in the area!

Food is really nice. And service is great!…read moreStrongly recommend ! I really like the Mussel and Lasagna !

I was looking for a spot to celebrate on my birthday week. I am a fan of the speakeasy in Pasadena…read moreas well & this spot is known for this vibe. There is the school house parking lot in the back that is $1 for the first hour or you can park on the street. Once I arrived the host was outside a venue which looks like a store. Once my party arrived they allowed us to walk down a hallway. We entered an elevator which opened to a dark hallway. The hallway was aesthetic with a knight standing in the corner. A wooden door opens & inside is the wine cellar. You're walked to your table. I ordered the Mozart charcuterie board & a cab sav red wine to share. The ambiance is nice & pleasing. It can become a bit loud when more people arrive. There is a self playing piano as well. The server was kind & open to our questions concerning wine selections. Since it was my birthday I was served icecream, crème brûlée, & dessert wine. Our bill was placed in a smut book lol. Overall an aesthetic spot for a date , birthday, or girls night.

Absolutely horrendous customer service…read more Once we finished eating, we waited over 40 minutes for someone to even walk by our table so we could order dessert and get our check. I have no idea what happened to our server, but we were completely forgotten about. On top of that, the food took an extremely long time to come out, and when it finally arrived, it was very bland and underwhelming. The table next to us had ordered a brand-new charcuterie board and waited so long just to order their wine that they eventually left the restaurant without even touching the charcuterie board. Overall, both the food and the service were extremely disappointing. Waiting that long just to get someone's attention, receive our food, and eventually pay the bill is unacceptable. Definitely not an experience we'll be repeating.

This "sniffs in" at up to 3.75 stars…read more.. The indoor space is loud and noisy, but it is NFL Sunday the day after Halloween so that is to be expected. My friend and I got a couple of beers and caught up on the outdoor patio. It was cool and overcast and pleasantly quiet. ORANGE WIT: -- Nice golden color -- pleasing orange citrus sniff is notable -- light clear touch of sweetness -- lighter body gently leaning into medium -- tasty orange in mouth -- $9.00 for 16 ounces draft RATING = A- This area does not have a lot of pubs with lengthy draft beer lists, so we chose here again. Possibly it is too early in the Fall season, but we wished they had some coffee stouts, milk stouts or dark chocolate stouts. Most of what was on their list was not of interest to me.

Kings Row is a cool bar that has an outdoor patio and indoor seating. They've been in Pasadena for…read moreawhile. The servers are all great. Very accommodating. I use a wheelchair and they always make sure theres a space/table available for me. Im always greeted with a smile by everyone that works here. The food is super tasty. Think bar food. I love the fries and wingz So something SUPER AWESOME is they have a slushie machine. Im obsessed with slushies so obviously I had to try them. My favorite part is they constantly rotate the flavors so I always get to try new flavors. The best part there alcoholic. ;D Some people like shots, some people like beer but I truly, genuinely come for the AWESOME slushies. Also if you see the dole whip slushie get it. I day dream about my slushie adventures. Forever slushies!

Stopped by on Saturday, 04/12/25 for dinner! We were seated immediately. Ordered the following:…read more - 4 Orale beers = $40 - 1 margarita flight = $35 - 1 calamari = $17 SUBTOTAL = $82 TAX = $8.38 TIP = $12.30 TOTAL = $102.68 ** paid by my amazing bf ** :') We wanted to order some nachos however they were out (all good). This place is a very special place and will forever warmth my heart to the fullest. I personally really enjoyed my margarita flight, and my boyfriend enjoyed his 4 beers.

Here for SuperBowl Sunday. They couldn't get the tvs working smh, for the first part of the game…read moreonly one TV showing the game. Ladies room has no toilet seat covers and no paper towels. They don't have most of the beer available and same with the apps, not many of the selections are available. Sigh. I was told no chips and guac so I opted for Asada fries instead thinking they had no chips and lo and behold my Asada fries came with NO GUAC. Ughhhh.