2026-2027 MySGV X 626 Night Market Passport Limited Edition (valid through June 30, 2027) has…read moreelevated my food adventures recently. I arrived in Alhambra one Sunday afternoon with the intention to hit 4 food spots to redeem free offers. They are part of the 24 participating restaurants in the food passport. I only got to two places and Popping Yolk Cafe (PYC) was one of them. PYC was number 6th stamp in my food passport! Free parking was easy at the Mosaic Parking Structure (4 hours limit). Very short walk from parking to restaurant. First time at PYC. I was lucky to get here thirty minutes prior to closing time. They specialize in breakfast and brunch only. Their free passport offer is 1 Benedict Entree or 1 French Toast Entree. Dine in only and no substitutions. Thanks PYC! Interior space was quite nice and vibey. Tables were clean. Ambiance was relaxing and cozy. Love the beautiful yellow decor! Plenty of inside seating with no exterior seating. Mia was the young lady staff who welcomed me with a friendly greeting and took my order. She was super nice, patient, and helpful. Other staff members were cordial and attentive. Thanks Mia and All! WOW, what a super amazing free food offer! I didn't hesitate and got the Avocado Benedict. Both eggs were perfectly poached. Avocado was just ripe. Ham slices were thick and tasty. Hollandaise sauce was rich and buttery with a bit of tangy taste. Just one small gripe, the english muffin did not appear to have been toasted. It was tough to cut through. Other than that, it was a fantastic benedict entree for a first timer like myself. I was feeling hungry so I also got an order of Ube French Toast and one Mango Green Tea (refillable). Another WOW, delicious house ube filling in a deep-fried toast topped with semi-sweet coconut flakes and fresh blueberries along with a drizzle of maple syrup and condensed milk. VERY YUMMY! This one is a winner! Mango green tea had deep tropical and tea flavors... nice drink! Menu has a great variety of egg benedicts and crunchy french toasts along with sandwiches, omelettes, burgers, crepes, waffles, pancakes, salad, and snacks. Prices were reasonable for the huge portions. Highly recommend! Love to return to try their other specialty breakfast and brunch items. I just need to get here early. Btw, besides Alhambra, they have two other locations... Pasadena and Hacienda Heights.

Parked at the free parking garage on First Street. Came during a weekend morning and there were…read moreabout two tables in front of us. Saw some people ordered to go. If you dine in, you order at the counter, get your number, and get seated. They had indoor and patio seating in the back. The indoor table seatings were all taken and the patio seatings were opened except for one table. We got the Norwegian Benedict for $20.20, Classic Benedict for $18.75, Toffee Banana Crepe for $16, Mozzarella Sticks for $8, and refillable Mango Iced Green Tea for $6. The Benedict's were good and filling. The Toffee Banana Crepe was too sweet. The Mozzarella Sticks were alright, but a bit oily. The Mango Iced Green Tea was refreshing. We liked that we got multiple refills. Good place to catch up with friends.

4/17/25 So we ventured to see this place, Almansor Grill which is in the city of Alhambra. If we…read morewalked & cut through the golf course from Vincent Lugo Park, it's easily about a mile or so. Today was definitely the perfect day. Knowing what I know now as I write this review, we would return & bring friends here. It's about 78 to 80°F on a Friday a few minutes before 1 pm, surprisingly, it was low key--only a couple tables taken indoors by patrons and a set of guys on the patio. At the door, it said to seat ourselves & I immediately shot to the patio. The set up: once seated, the server comes with menus, you order & it's a sit down meal. Giselle was our friendly & attentive server, young & attentive. Hubby ordered the breakfast burrito ($11.50) & I opted for build your own omelette $11.50 for a 3 egg omelette & choice of two items- mushroom and bell peppers accompanied with breakfast potatoes, and chilaquiles ($13.99) to share. The patio seating is fresh, airy, there are tables, outdoor furnitures (sofas) and bright orange umbrellas for shade. My photos captured these elements. The food arrived shortly, although not all at once. I didn't mind it all because the ambiance was so soothing with the sound of birds chirping away and the background of other patrons talking. The only complaint from Hubby was too many pototo chunks in his burrito. My omelette was hot, fresh ingredients, delectable & the potatoes were mixed with 3 colors of bellpeppers. Oh and the chilaquiles? Pretty darn good! The tortilla chips were crispy, perfect amount of green salsa, freshly diced onions & a sprinkling of cotija cheese. Was I famished or was it that good that I devoured everything? What's left was Hubby's potato chunk discards. Giselle returned a few times to ensure our experience is to our satisfaction & another staff also stopped by to check on us. Such a perfect meal & day-- I'm so happy with this visit. Parking is plentiful & free.

Service was great and the caesar salad was dressed to perfection!…read moreSmall and cozy. We will be back to the more items from the menu.

Great breakfast, just wish there are more choices so I can visit more often…read more I like the cool, airy and relaxing place.

Food/Drinks 9/10 Went with my siblings and we got the:…read more -Breakfast Burrito -Breakfast Sandwich -French Toast sticks -Chai latte The breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich were two versions of the same idea, but both brought their own unique take and textures. Truly had a hard time deciding which I liked better and I think it would just come down to what mood I'm in because both were so yummy. The French toast sticks were delicious as well. They were sweet with a nice crisp and came with a side of fruit. I didn't have high expectations for this dish and thought it would just be small pieces of French toast, but they had such a nice crisp to them. All three dishes I would order again. Chai latte was unfortunately watery--would not order again. Service 10/10 Friendly, fast service. It sounds like the staff get a lot of regulars. Service is fast-casual service where you order at the counter, take a number, food is brought to you, and you bus your own table. Atmosphere 9/10 The decor was very warm and vibey, cute and modern a lot of plants. A fun summer aesthetic and would be a good place to study or bring a book. Would definitely love to do brunch here with friends. Looking forward to returning!

Lots of varied warm freshly baked pies to choose from…read more Enjoyed our brunch too. Will surely keep going back.

The beautiful outdoor patio is surrounded by lush plants, creating a peaceful and relaxing…read moreatmosphere that's perfect for breakfast or coffee. Inside there's a charming bakery/boutique filled with artisan soaps, local wines, candles, books, olive oils, spreads, jams, and other specialty foods, making it a cute place to browse after your meal. We had breakfast with cappuccinos, the service was quick and the food was delicious. The quiche du jour paired with rosemary potatoes was flavorful, and the waffles were equally good. I can't wait for my next visit! I recommend getting here at opening.

Had this bookmarked for a while since spotting it while trying Dumpling Bar. which is next door, a…read moreyear or more ago. It took over the space which used to be a fish restaurant. I liked the pics on Yelp and so finally got to try it for brunch this week, and boy is this place GOOD! Parking can be a drag even on a weekday mid-morning despite there being a good amount of parking spots on the entire block. That was a hassle. Once I found something, I went into the place, which is a small breakfast joint - not divey or anything, but also not particularly decorated. Didn't really matter though. The star for me were the pancakes. I got the blueberry pancakes, a side of bacon, a side of their breakfast potatoes, and a glass of fresh lemonade. The lemonade was good and clearly made fresh in-house, I think. The bacon was good, but bacon is always good. The potatoes were nicely seasoned, which was good because lately I've tried way too many breakfast places with bland, sad potatoes. Not here. The pancakes were amazing. They are super fresh and fluffy and served with an amazing cookie butter syrup. It may sound sweet, but it's not overly so. I honestly think these are some of the best pancakes I've had in many years in all of Los Angeles. They were honestly that good. And, I don't usually rave about pancakes very often. Service was friendly, attentive, and accommodating. The place was doing a good amount of business considering I went when most people should be in school or work and too early for lunch. I highly recommend you try this place at least for breakfast, though they also serve lunch. It's a real gem, and I can't wait to go back!

Came here for brunch with my coworker. Service was quick & had a yummy meal. Our server was sweet,…read moreon top of things getting our refills, order in & food out quickly! I enjoyed their Benedict, eggs perfectly ooey gooey, hollandaise flavor & ratio was on point. My friend did say their cheeseburger was good just so much bread / bun! lol so wasn't really giving smashburger vibes! Cute little spot in San Marino!

朋友說在聖蓋博這邊有一家很多的小餐廳聚在一起的Market…read moreplace，大老遠跑來看看，果然是店家不少，可是比較少中國的菜色，但是我們選的這一家也不是中式的，所以我們點了一個早餐，還有一個蒜頭麵，還有兩個炸雞，說實話最好吃的是他們的西式早餐，我的蒜頭麵也不錯味道是濃郁，可是麵稍微太軟了一點兩個炸雞真的表現就普普需要加強在我心中大概3.5到四個星星吧，服務還不錯就是

I've only ordered the breakfast burrito here and I never changed my order since then…read more The burrito is ridiculously good. Exactly what I want in a breakfast burrito. The sauce carries hard, but the texture and flavor work great. The salsa adds another dimension. The service is great, it's only 1 or 2 people working though, so call in early! Be patient with them. Overall: Honestly one of the best breakfast burritos in I've had in my life.

I've only been here a few times however, everyone raves about their sandwiches. I've only tried…read morethem when they've catered for office meetings. I must admit that they are delicious. I have also had a chance to taste their pastries and their cookies were always on point. The one thing that was truly a miss for me was their bagel. It's more breadlike than bagel. A bagel has a different texture, so I know I probably wouldn't go back for it, but I'd go back for their sandwiches and pastries. Parking is right next door at the parking structure rather than parking in front, unless you're picking up. The employees seem friendly and the place has been clean the times I've gone.

My go to spot for lunch for 8+ years (except when they sadly closed during covid)…read more Hank's favorite with chicken salad w/ chopped grapes toasted on sourdough. Fresh lettuce, tomato & avocado + crispy bacon makes for an excellent lunch every time! Super fast sandwich & salad makers. Never waited more than 5 minutes. Tip: Street parking is a challenge during the linch hour, but a nearby parking structure has plenty of parking.

Wow, wasn't expecting this place to be this busy that I needed to join the waitlist almost an hour…read moreahead to avoid the long wait on-site. It's not even that small, and the well-lit venue was constantly full-house with another guests coming as some left. Thanks to the attentive service; despite it took awhile to get your orders taken, the foods were ready pretty swiftly. We got their #1 favorite, the Breakfast Plate, serving our choice of eggs, protein, salad, and hash brown. We picked scrambled eggs and medium hanger steak, both of which got us sold to, served in just right texture and very well seasoned. The thick hash brown was pleasingly unique, giving that crispy edge yet soft center. We went extra adding bacon slices and breakfast sausage; both of which worth adding despite being tad pricey.

You can sign up for their Yelp waitlist to get in line at your convenience. Your whole party must…read morebe present to be seated. Food was good but I wasn't blown away despite being hungry. We got the mochi pancakes (ok), salmon and ikura bowl (good), and fish dip (good). Ambience was honestly a bit loud and I felt like I had to yell to my table, despite us being seated in the corner.

Bagel Exchange is my favorite bagel spot right now. My go to orders are usually a toasted jalapeno…read moreand cheese bagel or an everything bagel with plain cream cheese. Their bagels are always fresh, soft, chewy, and full of flavor. They're also a great deal at $3.50 each. On my recent visit, I tried their bagel sandwich with egg and bacon on a jalapeno and cheese bagel with cream cheese. The sandwich was so yummy! The scrambled egg was fluffy, and although the bacon wasn't super crispy, it was still tasty and paired well with the sandwich. It was also a great deal at $7.50. I have yet to try their drinks, but they have a variety of Filipino inspired lattes like ube and pandan. They even sell calamansi juice. Customer service is great! The only downside is the parking. They only have street parking, and it can be difficult to find a spot on busy days.

Quaint spot on Main St. It was busy early in the morning, and the small seating area was mostly…read moretaken up by high schoolers, many of whom weren't eating. We eventually found a table. Service was basic, neither welcoming nor memorable. The food is the real draw. The egg and cheese sandwich with sausage on an everything bagel was good: super cheesy and steaming hot, though it could have used a bit more seasoning (personal preference). Overall it was just what you'd expect from a breakfast sandwich. The lox on a plain bagel was excellent. The bagel was fresh, toasted, and soft, and the salmon and veggies were fresh and crisp. It was flavorful and exactly what a lox bagel should be, and one of the best I've had. Both bagels were soft and delicious. We also got the fresh-squeezed orange juice, served in a capped bottle with ice. It's a must-try. Great local spot for a bagel.

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.