Worth it all We were 18th on waitlist... but it is worrh the…read morewait!!! Love love love the ambiance it was super packed. Love how the set up is and how they managed the space with tables but not crowding and the layout of the store. Food was great-- i like how the servings are medium size and healthy. Service is good not as prompt but I get it that ita busy.... But definitely taking All my Filipino Friends!!! Mahalo!!'n

Food was awesome. Ambiance great in a 100 degree day even. Service is atrocious…read more I had the Ube French toast, banana matcha latte, and the adobo breakfast burrito. All were pretty much fire. And those were the top yelp recommendations too. I couldn't get a waiter to save my life though. But I'll be back, because the food was delicious enough to oversee bad attention to us.

Had such a great brunch experience at Ramos House Cafe in San Juan Capistrano!…read more We went for their weekend brunch, which is a set menu where you choose a small plate and a large plate. The restaurant is located right on Los Rios Street, the historic street in San Juan Capistrano, so you're right in the heart of the cutest part of town. The space is really charming -- it's outdoors but covered, with lots of plants and rustic details that make it feel cozy and unique. Our server was also so sweet and helpful throughout the meal. And the food was really good. For my small plate, I got the fava bean treat, which was kind of like a little salad with bread and a fava bean spread on the side. I didn't really taste the black truffle part. The large plate was the roasted vegetable hash, and this was definitely my favorite. It was seasoned so well and had so many different grilled vegetables packed into it. The fried poached egg was also fantastic! The only part I'd probably skip next time is the tomato foam, but that's mostly because I'm not a huge fan of foams in general. The brunch is $49 per person, so it's definitely more of a splurge, but you do get a good amount of food and I thought the quality was really impressive. There's decent parking nearby, or you can try to find street parking around town and walk over, although weekends can make that a little challenging. Overall, such a cute space, great service, and really delicious food. It's a fun spot for a special brunch, especially if you want to spend some time walking around Los Rios Street afterward!

The Ramos house is a quaint eatery right near the San Juan Capistrano train tracks and is situated…read morein a neighborhood called Los Rios which had been occupied by the same family since 1794! It's so nice to eat outside with the warm weather and mission nearby. We started with the Bloody Mary and Martini for brunch. The Bloody Mary came with pickled green beans and a shrimp it was simple and good, and the martini had a perfect balance of coffee flavor without being too sweet. The Huevos Ranchero and Crab Hash with the side of citrus creme fraiche on the side was well balanced, light and refreshing! The overall experience was a great way to start the day of exploring in the Mission area! If you're making a day trip in Southern California San Juan Capistrano I highly recommend taking the train and making a day trip to the area, and of course starting brunch at the Ramos House! Note that the house is a historical location and the eatery is on their patio area.

This place is absolute fire (good thing)! Good portion…read moresizes, good food, quick and accurate service. Ordered my food via mobile order and everything came out exactly as I ordered. I will be returning! [this review was made in connection with a Toast promotion, Stacks Pancake House did not ask me to leave this review]

Stacks is definitely the place to go if you're hungry. The portions are very generous--think big…read moreplates and filling breakfasts. My husband would have absolutely loved it here. For me, though, everything felt a bit oversized, and I would've happily traded some of the volume for slightly higher‑quality ingredients. Nothing was bad, just more about quantity than refinement. If you're looking for a hearty, no‑nonsense breakfast that will keep you full for hours, this is your spot. If you lean toward smaller portions and ingredient‑forward dishes, it may not be your first choice. I gave it a 3 vs a 4 because the pancakes were doughy on the inside

It's pretty nice decoration wise. The chips and guacamole had a plentiful portion for the price…read more I would dodge the breakfast food on every level. My short rib thing was doused in maybe a pound of sour cream, potatoes weren't warm and they were firm, short rib was not warm or tender. Avoid. Also, the avocado toast the next day. Radishes? Asparagus? Arugula? And a cold poached egg? Just give me the basics. The prices are not astronomical but the food is not enjoyable, at all. People are nice and food comes quick.

The ladies here are so helpful. It's our second time eating…read morebreakfast here this week. Today we had avocado toast, a cappuccino and a latte and the American breakfast. The ambience is modern café, cool.

Never a dull moment at Trevor's. This was the first time we…read moreever sat in the bar area that was literally within 6 feet of the train. Unfortunately, it was the dinner time hour on a Friday night so the train was running. It's usual every 30 minutes. It seemed like. you have to love that kind of energy or it will drive you crazy. The Aji tuna nachos are such a big hit. I would definitely endure the sound of that train nagging in my ear just to have those nachos

It was a beautiful day in San Juan Capistrano perfect for patio dining at Trevor's. My friend and I…read moresat at the bar and had great service. There were two bartenders that were very attentive and took great care of us. We enjoyed come cocktails before deciding to share a Cesar chicken wrap. The wrap itself was a good size with a lot of chicken and was very saucy (which I loved). It also came with a nice portion of fries and what tasted like house made ketchup, yum! It was the perfect amount of food for us and we both enjoyed it. Overall it was a nice atmosphere with very attentive service. I'd love to come back and dine in the restaurant some evening. I didn't realize how large the inside actually was until I went to the restroom and walked through, it seems like it would have great ambience after dark.

There's two ways to look at the situation…read more 1. Be pissed at myself and embarrassed that I lived less than a mile from this place for 3 1/2 years and had no clue it was there and how good / cool the place and owner (Tim) is. Or 2. Just be super grateful that I finally learned about it and have gone there twice in the last four days. There are options all over the place to get coffee and a bite to eat, but there aren't places like this with culinary elevation in the flavors of the food and next level ingredients and taste in the coffee creations. The vibe is right as the music has been rad. Order ahead if you're in a crazy hurry. Otherwise well, order be a little patient because incredible things are never instantaneous.. This is where I'm spending my money for coffee and culinary delight. The pictures aren't great, but the food and drink sure is!

Tim Is Making Great Coffee is one of those places that has real personality. The coffee and drinks…read moreare extremely high quality, and the food is great too. They have Hawaiian-inspired food along with breakfast sandwiches and other options. The atmosphere is what really sets it apart. Tim plays vinyl records, there's Bob Ross and Snoopy memorabilia around the shop, and there's a mix of couches and dining tables. It's eclectic, comfortable, and very homey--not your typical coffee shop. While I was waiting for my coffee, Tim actually said to me, "Make yourself at home." And that really sums up the whole place. Great coffee, great food, great music, and a place where you actually want to hang out for a while. Definitely worth a visit.

I think I just discovered my new favorite restaurant for 2026! Why do I love thee?…read more 1. Gluten-free! All of their pastries are gluten-free and any of their sandwiches, wraps & bowls can be made gluten-free. 2. Service is outstanding! I came across them when I was searching for gluten-free cinnamon rolls. I drove down there but the rolls weren't ready yet. They said they'd call me in an hour when they would be ready, and guess what? They actually called! 3. They have lots of yummy coffee options. I tried the pumpkin spice latte and it was delicious! Speaking of delicious, their cinnamon rolls are an absolute must! They're fairly big in size with lots of cinnamon flavor and yummy frosting that isn't too sweet. They're also gluten-free! I also love their chicken quesadilla. I added avocado and it was so yummy! You get 4 slices and they are very filling. I also got a gluten-free tortilla wrap instead of their regular wraps. I've also tried their gluten-free Winner's Circle sandwich. Mine came with turkey, avocado, bacon & dressing (I took out the arugula and zucchinis). The gluten-free bread was soft and delicious! My husband got the Ahi Tuna Melt and he enjoyed that as well. They're located in the Orange Business Center (the shopping center near St. Margaret's Episcopal School). Plenty of shared parking is available in the large lot. Give them a try - you won't be disappointed!

Our first experience, not very good. We placed a to go order on Sunday morning. We were told 15…read moremins. to pick up. No ture more like 30 mins. I was there on time. As I stood at the counter I watched as my ticket was pushed aside for eat in customers. Customers that came in after me and were now getting served. I ordered 2 burritos, a chicken bowl and a carrot cake. What I got was a chicken bowl with white rice. The menu said BROWN. We received a brown bag with a handwritten note " Sorry we are out of carrot cake so here is Pumpkin cake or roll". I was staning there for 30 mins. WHY COULDN'T YOU JUST ASK ME. I don't like pumpkin. So I called Sunday and no manager there. I was asked leave a message and told I would get a call back which I did. Sunday and Monday no one called back. Tues I called again no manager. Left another message, and now its Tuesday night no one bothered to call me back. I don't like paying for food I can't eat. Pumpkin and white rice. Not the best customer service!!!!

Had a lovely time upon the first visit to this restaurant, and I'm sure we'll return when we're in…read morethe area again. The only mild setback wa that we were seated in the back, near where someone was power washing some floor mats, and we could hear (and smell) the process. He finished before we got our food, so it wasn't a big deal. The server was very nice and the food was excellent. Everything was reasonably priced for the area it's in.

Went to RJs today for some breakfast! Had the Ham and Eggs scrambled and their house potatoes and…read moretoast. The wait around 11:00 was about 25 minutes to be seated and about another 20ish minutes after you order for your food to arrive. The ham was cook perfectly and the eggs were great. The potatoes were so so. Mostly mushy from what I got when I expected them to be more crispy. Besides that everything else was good!

My go to whenever I'm in the area:…read more This is the cutest cafe I've ever been to! Like it's name, it is tucked away on Los Rios Street which is a cute street with a combination of historical and quirky. There is no street parking (or very little) right in front but you can park either at the train station for I think $3 or river street marketplace where the first 45 minutes are free or Los Rios parking unpaved which is also free. With parking figured out, let me just say it is such a quaint cute little cafe(which is funny because it is actually a chain!) I've gotten their dirty chai as well as a London fog from them before and liked both of the drinks. If you order online, you will only see drinks but they also have pastries you can buy too. Some of them look so good. There is indoor seating and outdoor seating with shade so you can enjoy either way. I've only ever done to go so I can't say for sure what service is like beyond ordering my drink so the most I can say is the staff there are friendly when ordering!

I was exploring San Juan Cap and ran into this coffee shop. Refreshing latte. Decorations…read morecommemorating military service abounds. Please come and create your own adventure.

This venue stepped in and saved my wife's birthday when high tides forced our other venue to…read morecancel. Every staff member was incredibly nice, welcoming, and invested in making sure my wife felt celebrated. A massive shoutout to the manager, Max. He recognized our situation and handled everything with absolute empathy and class. He elevated the entire experience. The drinks were fantastic, the fire pit provided the perfect atmosphere, and the service was seamless from start to finish. It made it abundantly clear that customer care is their top priority. If you are planning a special occasion and want a team that actually cares, look no further. Max and his entire crew turned what could have been a stressful evening into a high point of our year, and they have earned repeat visits.

These folks have a lot of nerve, lol. I work as an…read moreentertainer at several parties and events every month, all year long. I carry personal liability insurance. My personal liability insurance covers me for exactly what I do: walk around, kibbitz with the guests, and pose for photos. That's all. Usually when venues/entertainment companies ask me if I carry personal liability insurance, I let them know that I do. Sometime proof of liability insurance is requested, and I provide that. Only ONCE before in my 40-year career have I EVER been asked to have the venue named on my policy for the event. That event was being held in a very high-security utilities building in downtown Los Angeles, where the rooftop area when I was asked to perform was rather dangerous in places. That was a major inconvenience but at least I understood fully as to why this particular group would request this. So, enter the Ranch at Laguna, lol: A dumpy-looking property that looks like it's in the middle of a construction site as you drive up, and has a ton of very dangerous-looking outdoor stairs in the "gardens"(?), not very well-lit, and leading to gosh-knows-what, hidden beyond the darkness below. The "ballroom" I was appearing in was rather small, and looked like a very common and average meeting room one might find at a Sonesta or other properties of that ilk. This is certainly not a property with any bragging rights at all, and they had the audacity to inconvenience me into not only providing proof of liability insurance, but spelling out very specially the separate amounts of coverage they require, and then asked to be added to the policy for the event, and even provided a very specific template to follow, and yadda, yadda, yadda. ABSOLUTELY OUTRAGEOUS and completely unnecessary for me and for what my "act" is. I do not use anything dangerous in my presentation. No fire, pyrotechnics, any sort of musical equipment, musical instruments, etc., which WOULD warrant such a request, as any of those things might possibly harm someone in attendance or any of the staff. I'm just a comedian who strolls around, and that's all. I had to jump through hoops to try and make this all happen, and was only made aware of that nonsense ten days before the event, while I was out of town on another event and wouldn't even be able to get to my office until five days before the party. I tried, and the proof did not arrive in time, but the events person made an exception to the person putting on the party, and while that might have been some kind of a nice gesture, she had to add: "...but we don't usually do that." Sit down and shut up, lady. Luckily, I did appear with no other hitches and my client and all the guests were wowed by me, and that is ALL I care about. I will NEVER accept an engagement at this property again, and will happily never have to face the absolutely anal-retentive requirements for outside vendors. I will also warn other entertainers to beware of the situation before accepting jobs there as well, and to make those potential clients aware too, so they can perhaps choose another venue to spend money on for their event, a suitable venue. This place ain't it. Buh Bye.