Atmosphere! Place was all decorated for Halloween..servers were friendly and attentive…read more I got breakfast burrito with homemade salsa and my man and I shared coffee cake (yes you have to get!!!!). Everything is homemade and this is a place to not miss if you are driving by.. Thank you for sharing your community through food and friendly service!

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.

Easy access off of i15 in Yermo, CA Nostalgic decor lots of…read more50's memorabilia. 50's gift shop They do NOT take reservations. Lots of parking. Dinosaur park in back. Table, booth or counter seating. Fun menu names of food options related to 50's icons. Service is very friendly, quick and polite. Serving sizes are big and cooked as requested. A very fun stopover. Definitely give them a try.

On our way to Vegas we always stop here. The food always…read moregood Hearty portions Service amazing The ambiance transports you to the past It's an awesome experience

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.

This place is a gem and the service is always friendly. Feels like a tiny mom & pop diner with…read moreincredible breakfast & lunch options. (I mean what kind of place offers alongside a slice of toast or english muffins, provides a unique an alternate option for HOMEMADE BANANA BREAD?) Its always fresh and the best - you can even purchase an entire loaf of banana bread at checkout! We always visit on the weekends, and there's usually a short wait but it moves quickly. Its small, busy, and quaint (no frills) - but hearty breakfast that feels like home.

Was to meet a couple friends at Reyn this morning for breakfast. Got there at 8AM, three tables…read moreout of about 20 were occupied. The woman asked if I wanted a table I said yes, and grab a cup of coffee while I wait for my friends. The woman, who was very nice, said I could not be seated until the entire party was here. I looked at her in disbelief and said, the place is empty and I can't get a cup of coffee? She said not until everyone was here. I walked out. Giving myself a minute to chill, I went back in and told the woman, before I write a review, I'd like to know why, with the place empty, I can't be seated. She stated that owners policy is that no on be seated until the entire party has arrived. I turned and walked out. When my friends arrived, I told them at under no circumstances was I going to eat their now or in the future. I told them to stay and I was going to Russells, which is where I wanted to go to anyway. This is not a high end restaurant, it's a local breakfast diner! So to you the owner, your hard and fast policy of not until the entire party arrives: you lost $25 in revenue, the server a good tip, me becoming a regular, and my future comments about your place. It doesn't take an MIT grad to know the economics here, bad economy and few customers, and one less. I suppose it all worked out as I went to Russells, where it was busy as usual, was given a seat immediately and a cup of coffee.

Located right off the freeway, Mr. D's shares its parking lot with parking lot with some Tesla…read moresuper chargers so very convenient to refuel the car and the body! No problem getting a table at 10:30 AM on a weekday. Big menu with lots of choices for breakfast, lunch or dinner. My wife and I decided to share the Placencia Skillet ($17.70) and a short stack of pancakes ($10). The skillet comes with two scrambled eggs, a whole bunch of potatoes, ham, sausage and bacon and a side pancake - DELISH!!! And the short stack (two more pancakes) was really good too. The restaurant is clean, the service excellent. Definitely an excellent place to charge the car and get a bite to eat when driving from Vegas to LA.

Great diner,The Payday omelet is delicious and very filling. A breakfast must,just get there early…read moreon the weekends, the wait can be a bit long.

My wife was out of the country and I had promised my granddaughter i would take her to breakfast…read more She insisted on waffles so going through Yelp I happened upon Lucy's Dinner. Being from the IE I remember driving by the corner location and its many iterations throughout the years. The location is not going to win you over with its glamour but it will impress you with its food and service. We got there at 10ish on a Saturday so it was pretty full. We were seated at a table and the very charming waitress attended us immediately. I of course ordered a cup of coffee and a ham and egg sandwich. My granddaughter wanted the strawberry waffles. The food was prepared quickly considering the crowd and we proceeded to devour our breakfast. The breakfast sandwich was a big man size sandwich. None of this little kid size. It was delicious. The waffles were covered in strawberries and whipped cream. A six year olds dream come true. I had to help out of course. All in all a great experience in Fontana at Lucy's Dinner. Hit them up you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Came here on our way back from camping. It was exactly what we expected and wanted. A diner with a…read morelarge menu, friendly service, and a décor that probably hasn't changed in fifty years. The food was fine but not something I'd drive out of my way for.

The food was great and hot, we watched her make everything. It was the only thing open at 1:30am…read moreand worth the stop.

We came in really late/early...it was maybe about 2 am. I got the turkey club, with no ham and no…read moreSwiss...it was prepared (almost) perfectly (I could have used more mayo) the waiter didn't really check on us...we weren't provided with napkins or utensils and didn't even notice or think about it until our food was in front of us. We ate anyway. It was good. My husband had a fresco melt and he liked it. I do think the service would have been better had there been any other customers, or maybe not the middle of the night? The waiter was refilling things behind the counter, but prepping them in the back first so it was difficult to get his attention. We finished with no napkins or utensils (glad we both got sandwiches and tots, lol) washed our hands, paid, and left. While waiting for our food we washed up and checked out the retro art/ads, pretty cool vibe. Overall, I probably wouldn't make my husband come back, but if he suggested it I wouldn't say no, so make of that what you will, lol.

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.

Outstanding breakfast!! We've been looking for some great pancakes and we finally found them. Their…read morebuttermilk pancakes were sooooo good!!! Only thing next time I will ask for a little more butter and syrup - easy fix. Our actual order was the House Special Noah's Ark - 2 eggs, 2 pancakes and 2 slices of bacon. (My husband substituted chicken sausage for the bacon. He appreciated that option.) I ordered my eggs soft scrambled with cheese and they came out PERFECT! This is a rarity. They generally come out runny or overcooked. The eggs were fresh, seasoned great and tasted delicious. Husband ordered his scrambled with cheese and onions and his were perfect too. Not soft like mine, not overcooked. That sounds simple but I can't tell you how rare this is done correctly. Both of us really enjoyed our breakfasts and know we will be back for more. We also saw other items on the menu that looked really good so we're looking forward to trying them. My mother had the Smoked Brisket Reuben, served with salad, and she said it was delicious. She said the dressing on the salad was especially tasty. The restaurant is a cute retro diner with wonderful, friendly service. They have seating at the counter and booth seating. We were seated promptly and drink order taken. Food order arrived quickly and was accurate. Generous portion sizes. The desserts looked really good but I didn't have any room to try them out. Something else to try next time!!

Not very welcoming, I walked in and there was plenty of table available and it was just me. The…read moresaid you can have a seat at the counter I looked around and saw empty tables and he immediately said I can't give you a bigger table because it's only you and I get on trouble if O do that. I didn't want to seat at the counter. So I said thank you and walked out Never going back that's for sure.

The food, the atmosphere and customer service was worth the trip, I recommend the chocolate milk…read moreshake.

I used to go to a Frisco's growing up and loved the food. That location closed down and it saddened…read moreme. But then I was driving down Whittier and saw this location! So I had to come and try. Their breakfast burritos are some of the best in town. I can't get over how large they are- I split it between two meals. Service isn't on skates anymore, but they still have a diner vibe inside and car seats as booths. It's cute and feels close to my childhood memories at Frisco's. Hands down recommend the breakfast burritos!