There is always a crowd at Le Roy's because the food is fresh, plentiful, clean and serves…read morebreakfast and lunch daily. They make fresh Turkey as a dinner or as a sandwich. You get so much Protein you can have a Togo box for later. Staff is extremely friendly and quick. The atmosphere is very home town friendly too. Prices very modest.

Was referred to this place by relatives. And we were pleasantly surprised. Both exterior and…read moreinterior had that older coffee shop from the 60's feel to it. Old but had character. Prices were fair, portions were huge, taste was above average, and staffers were really super nice, friendly and attentive. The feeling of taking a nap after eating is always a good sign of a a meal that was good & plenty. So what more can you ask for.

My boyfriend was craving that classic American Midwest comfort food, and we stumbled upon MOFFET's…read morein Arcadia, tucked away in the corner of a shopping center. What a delicious find! The chicken pot pie was absolutely delicious! The crust was light, flaky, and perfectly paired with the flavorful, comforting filling. We ordered the lunch special, which comes with your choice of pot pie and two sides. Our waitress, Dez, was so kind, attentive, and welcoming. She truly gave us that warm, classic diner-style service that makes you feel right at home. The restaurant itself is adorable and has such a cozy diner atmosphere. We were way too full to try the pies, but that just gives us another reason to come back! MOFFET's is definitely on our list for a return visit.

Moffett's is a Chicken Pot Pie restaurant in Arcadia, serving comforting food…read more The interior had a classic diner feel with homey/vintage decor that showed character. Although there wasn't lines for getting seated, the tables were filled and turned around quickly. My server was very friendly, patient, genuine, and warm. She kindly answered many questions and shared recommendations. All staff there were very helpful in general. I tried the dark meat chicken pot pie with gravy, apple pie, mixed berry pie, and a side of salad. The pies were amazing, portioned well, and very flaky. The salad was surprisingly delicious, topped with beans and paired with an addicting ranch dressing. It was all priced reasonably in my opinion. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal at Moffett's. I'd recommend for others to try their pies as well.

Went to have breakfast there the other day with my husband and my family. It was my grandchildren…read morebirthday. Service is fantastic. The food is really good there we used to go there a lot before but we moved, but we went to have breakfast. I'm going back again.

This place feels like stepping back in time in the best way. It's the kind of diner where a lot of…read morethe regulars are seniors, everyone seems to know each other, and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. The service was genuinely kind and made us feel right at home. The food was pretty average, but the cozy, nostalgic vibe and wonderful service are enough to bring me back. I

They were just down the street from my motel, and since I woke up early and they opened at 6 AM, I…read moredecided to stop in. Nothing fancy at all, Just a storefront in the "grocery outlet" shopping center. A clean place with good service. They have a decent size menu, and I decided to go for the Texas omelette. Basically, a chili and cheese omelette. It was very good. The portions are generous. , the eggs were tender, I really liked the chili. It had just a tiny bit of a zip to it, just enough that it got my attention. Their in-house made hashbrowns were great. Crispy on the outside, and tender on the inside. For my bread, I chose a biscuit, and it was light and fluffy. 2 extremely minor things that are definitely not worth taking off a star. While the cheese was good, there was a lot of of it for my personal preference . next time, I would ask for light cheese. Also, I wish it had some onions to go on top, to provide a little pop of freshness. These are just very minor things to me. The price was extremely reasonable, but they are cash only This was a great breakfast, next time I'm staying in the area, I would be glad to come back.

We had a great experience at J & A's Cafe…read more My wife and I were looking for a spot for breakfast on the weekend and we decided to stop by. First thing to note would be it's *CASH ONLY*. So just an FYI. The location was full of energy and full of customers. The moment we came in we were well taken care of by the staff. They greeted us and lucky for us a booth was open. It's a spacious restaurant for numerous party sizes. We opted to just shared the corned beef hash and eggs. Our waitress was amazing! She even asked the staff to split the dish into two separate plates. Which was a great surprise. The meal also came with bread of choice. The food came out quickly and the portions were sizable even when split into two. My wife and I enjoyed the corned beef hash plate and both of use finished it handily. I would love to try more things on another visit. The staff and service here is what stood out for me. We felt well taken care of the whole time by all the staff. Thanks, J & A's Cafe! ( ^_^)b

Great service! Honestly, prices weren't as high as I expected. Our server was very attentive and…read morekept our water glasses full!! Good food, no complaints

Delicious and fulfilling breakfast served with class and smiles in an upscale French themed motif.read more

Great food and coffee and nice atmosphere I love that the…read moremenu has so many options so you can always try new stuff and it always great regardless if is American food or Mexican. They have my favorite breakfast burrito and coffee in town!

Unfortunately, the service really overshadowed the food for us. From the moment we walked in, we…read morefelt more like we were inconveniencing the staff than being welcomed as customers. Throughout our visit, we had to ask multiple times for basic things, and the overall service just felt inattentive and unfriendly by some. The food itself was decent, which is why the experience was especially disappointing. We're Mexican ourselves and always enjoy supporting Mexican restaurants and trying places that serve food we grew up with, but good food alone isn't enough to bring us back. Considering there is almost always a long line and a significant wait to get a table, we expected the overall experience to be worth it. Unfortunately, for us, it wasn't. On top of that they added a 18% gratuity to the check! There are too many great Mexican restaurants with both good food and warm, welcoming service to justify the wait. We would not return by choice!

There are restaurants that serve food, and then there are restaurants that truly care about every…read moresingle ingredient that goes into it. Marko's Breakfast & Dinner in Temple City is one of those rare places. My wife and I were warmly greeted as soon as we walked in. We also had the pleasure of meeting Marko, the owner, along with his wife, Michelle, and Antonio, who was incredibly attentive throughout our visit. You can immediately tell this is a family-run restaurant where people genuinely care. The food was exceptional. I have honestly never had hash browns this fresh before. Marko explained that they're never frozen and are delivered fresh the same day. The tomatoes were equally fresh, the strawberry jam was homemade, and even the dressings are made in-house. Nothing tasted mass-produced. Every bite reflected the care that went into it. Our food took a little longer to arrive, and I actually appreciated that. Fresh food should take time. I'd much rather wait a few extra minutes for a meal that's made to order than have it appear instantly. The menu has plenty of choices, the prices are very reasonable for the quality, and the hospitality was just as impressive as the food. I have a lot of respect for people who spend their lives mastering what they love and eventually build something that reflects that passion. Meeting Marko gave me exactly that impression. If quality truly matters to you, give yourself the chance to eat here. It's easy to see why places like this earn the success they have. There are restaurants that serve food, and then there are restaurants that truly care about every single ingredient that goes into it. Marko's Breakfast & Dinner in Temple City is one of those rare places. My wife and I were warmly greeted as soon as we walked in. We also had the pleasure of meeting Marko, the owner, along with his wife, Michelle, and Antonio, who was incredibly attentive throughout our visit. You can immediately tell this is a family-run restaurant where people genuinely care. The food was exceptional. I have honestly never had hash browns this fresh before. Marko explained that they're never frozen and are delivered fresh the same day. The tomatoes were equally fresh, the strawberry jam was homemade, and even the dressings are made in-house. Nothing tasted mass-produced. Every bite reflected the care that went into it. Our food took a little longer to arrive, and I actually appreciated that. Fresh food should take time. I'd much rather wait a few extra minutes for a meal that's made to order than have it appear instantly. The menu has plenty of choices, the prices are very reasonable for the quality, and the hospitality was just as impressive as the food. I have a lot of respect for people who spend their lives mastering what they love and eventually build something that reflects that passion. Meeting Marko gave me exactly that impression. If quality truly matters to you, give yourself the chance to eat here. It's easy to see why places like this earn the success they have.

Pancake platter was superb 3 tasty pancakes…read more2 flavor packed sausages Homemade red salsa Easy parking in private lot Best part - owner 's (co-owner) is very personable server - great service with smile Watched World Cup while eating late breakfast Big plus, when employees are serving customers they are cleaning - pristine and cozy

To say this place is popular would almost be an understatement. How can a breakfast place be this…read morepacked on a weekday at 10:30 AM?! I literally got the last seat in the joint, and it's not a small place, with indoor and outdoor seating. Due to the popularity, finding parking is a bit of a chore. They have a lot but it is obviously filled to capacity with people waiting in the aisles for someone to leave. Service was very friendly and attentive. They're busy, and thankfully they employ a rather large staff of servers and busboys. And the food? It's killer. I got the pistachio latte, which was amazing and almost comically large. I also got the lavender lemonade, which is just freshly made lemonade with a lavender syrup poured in, sitting sadly on the bottom. Just stick with regular lemonade. I ordered the blueberry French toast, a side of bacon, and some hash browns - which I think they only have on weekdays. The waitress was very helpful and nice and pointed out I should get the combo with two eggs for less money. I did, even though I don't eat eggs, and took a couple cooked over hard home for my son. They looked good. The blueberry French toast was terrific. Excellent flavor, great texture, and the right balance so it wasn't too sweet overall with the syrup. The bacon was great, but it's usually hard to screw up bacon unless the stuff has gone bad. The hash browns were the only disappointment. They look good, but they are a little greasy and not very well seasoned. They're basically too bland. Still, this is one of the best breakfasts I've had in the San Gabriel Valley and around Pasadena. I can see why it's so busy, and I will definitely be back. Recommended. Just go!

I came to Millie's because of all the great reviews--over a thousand of them--so I figured this…read moreplace had to be doing something right. Walking in, it definitely has that California/Pasadena neighborhood café vibe, and I was looking forward to a solid breakfast. I'll start with the positive: Joey, the host, was awesome. Great attitude, welcoming, attentive--exactly how you want to be treated when you walk into a restaurant. Unfortunately, it went downhill from there. I ordered bacon medium, and it initially came out crispy. When I mentioned it to the guy bringing out the food, instead of simply saying, "No problem, we'll fix it," I got attitude and a response like, "What is medium?" Second round of bacon was actually good, so obviously it could be done. The biggest disappointment was the chicken fried chicken. The chicken breast was extremely dry. The potatoes were good, the eggs were good, but the main part of the meal just wasn't there. When it was time to pay, Elizabeth brought my check and I politely gave her my feedback. I wasn't asking for anything free. I wasn't trying to get the meal taken off the bill. I paid for my food. I simply explained that the chicken was really dry and asked whether they hear that complaint often. Her response was basically, "Everybody has their own opinion." And that right there killed the experience for me. Of course everybody has an opinion--that's exactly what a review is. But when a paying customer calmly gives you feedback about the food, there's a difference between saying, "I'm sorry you didn't enjoy it, I'll mention it to the kitchen," and basically dismissing them. For a locally known café with this many reviews, I expected more pride in both the food and the customer service. I'm not comparing Millie's to Denny's or some giant chain. I actually expect more from an independent neighborhood café. Joey: great job. Potatoes and eggs: good. Second bacon: good. Chicken fried chicken: dry and disappointing. Handling of customer feedback: terrible. I came in because of the reputation. Unfortunately, my experience didn't live up to it.

Chef's Coffee Shop in Temple City feels like a true neighborhood staple. I love that it still has…read morethat classic diner feel. Some might call it outdated, but places like this have a nostalgia and charm that you just don't get everywhere anymore. I also appreciated that there are some lighter options, like swapping in cottage cheese and adding a side of fruit. The chicken fried steak could use a little improvement though. The texture of the steak itself was a bit different than what I expected, but overall, I still enjoyed the classic diner experience.

Chef's has been a staple in my childhood and am so glad it is still around. When you enter, it's…read moreexactly as I had remembered with the booth seats, a little worn out but comfortable. The large glass panes that let in the morning's light creates such a cozy atmosphere. Growing up in the area, this was the brunch spot for my friends and I when we were in high school. We would each order an egg dish and coffee to pair. Their egg dishes come with either toast (white, wheat, sourdough, rye) or their biscuits and homemade gravy (delicious but heavy). My go to order is the corned beef hash, eggs over easy, and wheat toast. I do have to admit the prices have vastly increased but Chef's gives you a well crisped large corned beef hash patty folded in half and a large portion of their hash browns. The flavor profile of that combo hits every time! Their coffee is served black with a variety of sugar packets and Delight creamers of your choosing at your table. The toast comes with a variety of smuckers jam to use as much as you like. Chef's will always triumph over any other chain breakfast spots around here in terms of portion, quality, and nostalgia. They don't make restaurants like these anymore. Enjoy it while you can.

I really, really really wish we could have a spot like Flo's in LA…read more I happened to be in the area at the butt crack of dawn for some work shenanigans and ended up crawling into Flo's just exhausted and starving. As soon as I walked in, though, I knew that I lucked out to find a local treasure, and I was about to eat like a champ. I was seated and taken care of right away. The woman who took my order was kind enough to offer substitutions for me when my ambitious stomach wanted a good three things off the menu. The biscuits and gravy were warm and gooey. The potatoes O'Brien were golden and seasoned perfectly. The eggs were fluffy. The bacon was crispy. Oh, but the coffee? The coffee was divine. I was saved by that coffee in ways I didn't even know I needed saving. I highly doubt I'll be out in El Monte again, I just... don't ever have any business there, usually. But if something does pop up, I won't say no. Just so I can go back to Flo's.

Quaint, classic diner vibe. Walls are covered in old photos of El Monte -- fun to look through…read morewhile you wait for your food. The food itself is fantastic: real diner classics, but packed with flavor. Service was great too -- even though they were clearly busy, the waitresses were attentive and kept checking in throughout the meal. Prices are fair.