Did you know that a good place to get a freshly made lunch salad is inside a university? Yes -- the…read morename of the place is Wanda's, and it's inside California Baptist University (CBU). I was in the area for business and wandered onto the Instagram-worthy CBU campus. I was lost, so I asked a passing student where the exit to Magnolia St. was -- and, oh, would she know where I could get lunch? Minutes later, I was inside the Alumni Dining Commons (ADC), which houses Wanda's, a Chick-fil-A, and the namesake dining commons, an AYCE buffet. I would have loved the buffet, but I was pressed for time and settled for Wanda's. It offers mostly salads and sandwiches, but the Santa Maria Steak Salad caught my fancy. The salad had a base of lettuce and mixed greens, cherry tomatoes, crumbled feta, a dollop of avocado, and a whole sliced hard-boiled egg, all topped with a creamy ranch dressing. A generous heap of thinly sliced tri-tip steak finished the bowl. Generously portioned, it was a well-balanced combination of smoky, savory, and tangy flavors with the refreshing crunch of crisp vegetables. And all this for $9! I'm so glad I didn't settle for the nearest Golden Arches. I left the CBU campus amazed that I had stumbled upon such a gem -- and I'm already planning to try the buffet next time. Five stars for a great lunch -- and the kindness of a CBU student!

I had to get to class and my order, coffee wasn't ready. The attendant, Jayme literally was…read morelecturing me about not getting my coffee. Listen we are students with classes and they were apparently taking their sweet time to pour coffee, there were only a couple of other people in the restaurant at the time. Anyway I expected cold coffee to be on the counter, not a lecture. Also instead of cream or half and have they have coffee mate for creamer. Emmy R

I've never had coffee here, but they have the best breakfast sandwiches and thriftys ice cream!…read moreSweetest people too!

Came here needing to work a bit out of the house. Walked in and was greeted by a strong cigarette…read moresmell. I still ordered the breakfast pizza. It had a strange after taste. Vanilla capuchino was not the best either. Two starts for the nice service. But I couldn't even stay that cigarette smell was way too overwhelming. I watched the cashier go to the back and talk to an employee that was smoking and close the door behind her.

Food is decent here, and there's a wide variety of choices - there's pizza and a salad bar…read moreeveryday, and two options for soup. And fruits are good, they have the regular pineapple, honeydew, cantaloupe practically every day, but sometimes they throw in watermelon, grapes, and strawberries (my three fave fruits!). They also always have fries here... my guilty pleasure. The main entrees change every day and they do a great job providing so many options for vegetarian food. And for dessert, there are always cake options, and cookies (sugar, chocolate, etc.) and yogurt! I really like this dining hall because you're able to get a to-go box and drink, which is a concept I've never experienced before with buffet dining halls. It really adds to the convenience for a student. Also, summer hours are different. They're open Monday-Thursday from 11am-1:30pm, Friday 1am-1pm, and Sabbath 12pm-2pm. There is no lunch served on Sundays!

Great staff, management is very friendly to students which is a big plus for The Commons Dining…read moreHall. Located on the campus of La Sierra, The Commons Dining Hall offers students, staff and guests a buffet style meal three times a day. The food is all vegetarian and caters to a healthy Seventh Day Adventist lifestyle so don't come looking for meat products. Speaking of meat products, I tend to limit my visits because the menu rarely changes and the ingredients, while sometimes fresh are mostly processed and lacking flavor. The favorite for me is breakfast, as you get the best flavors and most of the items are prepared fresh. I need to also say that lately they have started a Vegan section which I am just in awe of! Students consistently complain about the rising costs of the meals, which is absolutely true. You can get a much better meals at a fraction of the price outside of the campus walls, but when you are locked into a meal plan, that makes it much harder for students. For the average guest that comes to visit La Sierra, The Commons Dining Hall tends to be a new experience for them...especially if they are not used to vegetarian meals. Most find it a positive treat.

Pleasantly surprised!! The cookie butter waffle was gobbled down by my 8yr old. The cheese…read moreflatbread pizza was a thumbs up from my 6yr old. Great cheese pull LOL and the pesto chicken flatbread was so delicious, definitely will order again.

The food was amazing. I got 6 wings w/ fries and my fiancé ordered Wagu Sliders w/ fries. I also…read moregot a Strawberry, banana crepe. It was so delicious. Mouth watering. Can't wait to come back once the full bar is open. Really great service and attentive. Huge screen tv where they are hosting the World Cup games. The ambiance was fun with good music.

New Beginnings in Norco thanks you very much for your service for our men's Breakfast, Food was…read moreDelicious, Excellent service, Very Friendly and Helpful, Would Definitely Go there again for a Delicious meal or another event

Probably one of the best local burger joints I've tried in the area so far. Everything tasted…read moreFRESH! I especially loved the onion rings with ranch, they were so crunchy and the onions they used were so flavorful. The zinger chicken sandwich was something new and exciting to try, it was delicious, perfect level of spice. The burger and fries were perfectly seasoned. We also ordered the cookies and cream milkshake, super yummy with a great amount of cookie chunks. We went through drive thru and there was a little bit of a wait but totally worth it for everything to have come out as hot and fresh as it did.

When Tara and I were dating one of her favorite things to do was grab a meal at IHOP. Breakfasts,…read morelate night dinners, post-film treats--all were susceptible to being done at IHOP. It's because of this I got very familiar with Swedish Crepes or Pancakes, as some might call them. I don't know if they were ever my favorite style of pancakes but they were always an option on those rare occasions I wanted something with more fruit than blueberry. Tara always appreciated me making an effort to broaden my perspective on what a good pancake or crepe constituted. That being said, I hardly ever run into great Swedish crepes. Usually the butter or compote is sub-standard, and I usually feel like I should've gotten something different. Silver Dollar Pancake House makes some majestic Swedish crepes. Yes, it's more of a cranberry than a lingonberry, but otherwise the compote and Swedish butter are spot-on. The crepes came out nice and thin, but still super flavorful. Everything came together so great. Even the fact the special comes with six sausages after you switch out the bacon is amazing. I would get this deal over and over again. The service at the counter was frenzied and focused. Every time I needed my coffee refilled, the server was on it. The food came quickly and there were frequent check-ins. It's literally everything you could want in customer service at a counter. Yes, the ambiance is bit crowded and a bit hectic. I don't envy trying to get a seat in the dining room because everything is but cramped up in there. That being said, I don't think anyone waited longer than fifteen minutes and folks seemed genuinely glad to be there. It's the price you pay for eating at a popular breakfast spot with breakfast entrees this delicious. Plus, eating at the counter always seemed open. And from someone who hates eating at counters most of the time, that's saying a lot that I would suggest it as a viable option. Overall, this is the dream place for those like Tara who can't get enough of pancakes and a damn good option for those like me who are content to keep their amateur status intact by only occasionally indulging in the Swedish signature dish.

Best breakfast restaurant in Corona! Service is excellent! Great food and portion size is good. The…read morerestaurant is great for small or big groups. They are busy all the time so just be patient cause it's worth the wait.

They always have fresh warm donuts. Really good customer service and has a variety of donuts. My…read morefamily and coworkers have liked these donuts too.

Gave me the wrong bagel and wouldn't even give me a refund or replacement. The guy just pointed to…read morethe final sale sign and basically told me to fuck off. He said I didn't come back soon enough but I had to go to work? Very rude and unprofessional considering it wasn't my fault they got my order wrong. I've been a regular for some time and this experience just made me not ever want to come here again.

What a fun and amazing atmosphere. The food is undeniably delicious! Great service from McKinley &…read moreRosa -- Truly a great place to come- family welcome excellent place.

The location is great Plenty of parking…read more Enough area to wait It's overly hyped that it's crowded and wait times are insane, depending of the day. Food order is to he made and takes a little longer and food arrives not all at once, maybe a plate or two are behind. Food is mediocre You may not get that refill, If you do request from someone working there they will ask who is your server and wait until they are free to get that refill. By the time server got to our table, I was almost done with my food. Just wanted coffee refill. The only time the server engage a conversation was when we were waiting to leave and no detailed receipt was presented to pay. The server had the terminal ready on hand with total to pay. This isn't the first time I've visited, I've given it a few chances and I'm just truly disappointed each time.