I came here for breakfast with my nephew back in October 2024. My sister was getting surgery and we…read morewere trying to find a place in the area open early for breakfast, I didn't want hospital food. It's a cute area, Ranch style. Inside, it's a cafe with some Mexican decor/vibe. The service was great-friendly and efficient! I got the Golden French Toast meal. My nephew got pancakes and they were GOOD!!! It was nice finding this place via Yelp! If I'm ever in the area again, they have my business. I'll try their Mexican breakfast items, it looks so good online.

Ok so we come here at least twice a month. I'm torn because we always get the same things…read more... always get the grilled pork chop on the side and it's always been the same price, also we decided to get our baby some juice and for the tiniest. up they charged us 5.95 WHAT?! we could have just skipped it and gone to the market or if they could have just given a regular cup! As for the grilled porkchop for some odd reason they charged $10.95 what?! we never paid more than $8.95 for two pieces. I should have looked at the receipt before leaving the restaurant but you know you go to a place all the time you just give them your trust. We were highly disappointed with the hidden fees they had charged us.... so for all 4 of us they had killed us out of $20 total extra. If this is how you will do business we will not be returning any more.

The food is always yummy! Quick service, great vibe ,…read more I would totally recommend any time of day!

1 STAR -- BUG IN MY FOOD, DISMISSIVE STAFF, DISRESPECTFUL OWNER, AND DISTURBING COMMENTS ABOUT EBT…read moreCUSTOMERS I visited GoodFellas Cafe today, and this was hands down one of the most appalling dining experiences I've ever had. What happened at this establishment raises serious concerns about food quality, customer service, and, most importantly, the attitude of the person running the business. During our meal, I discovered what appeared to be a bug in my food. Naturally, I brought this to our waitress's attention, expecting some concern, an apology, or at least an effort to address the situation. Instead, the waitress responded with absolutely no empathy or concern. She simply stated that she had no control over the situation and would get the owner. Her tone and demeanor were completely dismissive, as though finding a possible insect in a customer's meal was nothing worth being concerned about. Unfortunately, things only got worse when the owner arrived. Rather than acknowledging our concern or making any meaningful attempt to resolve the situation, the owner insisted it wasn't a bug and told us that if we didn't like it, we could leave. But what he said next was even more disturbing. The owner proceeded to tell us that he wasn't there for "give outs" and made comments about not accepting EBT customers for this very reason. Let me be perfectly clear: We never presented an EBT card, never mentioned government assistance, and never asked for free food or money. We were paying customers who simply brought a legitimate food-quality concern to the restaurant's attention. Why would an owner immediately associate a customer complaint with EBT recipients or people looking for handouts? The assumptions and apparent prejudice behind those remarks were astonishing. What should have been a simple opportunity to address a food complaint turned into an unnecessarily hostile and degrading encounter. And that's what makes this experience so troubling. Finding what appeared to be a bug in my food was concerning enough. But watching both an employee and the owner demonstrate such a complete lack of empathy, accountability, and professionalism was arguably worse. Restaurants make mistakes. Food preparation isn't perfect. But customers should be able to raise concerns without being dismissed, insulted, or subjected to inappropriate assumptions about their financial circumstances. The owner sets the standard for the entire establishment, and based on what I experienced today, that standard is deeply disappointing. I genuinely question how an establishment can expect to maintain the public's trust when a food-quality complaint is handled with this level of hostility and disregard. I encourage prospective customers to consider this experience before choosing to dine here. No customer should have to tolerate this kind of treatment simply for questioning what was served on their plate. I will never return to GoodFellas Cafe, and based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Amazing food, service, and ambiance. The Ube coconut pancakes were incredible. Thank you,…read moreScramblers Cafe for the delicious meal and hospitality!

This food is very similar to Aloha Stacks in Irvine. This food was amazing!! I feel the Loco Moco…read morewas better here than Aloha Stacks. The rice was cooked perfect, spam and eggs and well, but the gravy was the star of the show. So tasty and went perfect with everything. The Island Chilaquiles were super yummy as well. Everything was cooked to perfection and the rice was a nice touch. Again, both similar to aloha stacks. We got the mango smoothie and the iced Hawaiian coffee. The mango smoothie tasted very fresh and not too sugary. The coffee was pretty basic but had a nice touch of cream on top There is indooor and outdoor seating and you order at the counter (nice and helpful people) and they bring it to your table. It gets busy so go early!!

This is your classic breakfast kitchen from the 1960's. Friendly staff, clean interior, good food,…read morereasonable prices. I don't do 'restaurant reviews' but I accidently saw a review of Betty Faye's saying "one of the most expensive and bad tasting breakfasts we've had in a long time". Eh? I've been eating there about once a month since it first opened. The food is not expensive by today's standards, nor does it taste bad. The reviewer apparently hasn't been there when it's open.

I've seen this place busy every time I shop in that area and figured it must be one of those…read morehole-in-the-wall places that serve amazing food to locals. We ordered the cheese omelet with avocado, hash browns, biscuits & gravy, and a chicken fried steak. It was one of the most expensive and bad tasting breakfasts we've had in a long time. The hash browns were mushy and tasted like old, cheap oil. The gravy on the biscuits and steak was grainy and poor quality. Packaged gravy from the store tastes better. I'm truly not a picky eater but when I dish out $70 for breakfast for two, I expect it to taste good and be able to finish it. Sadly, we couldn't finish it and it went in the trash. Maybe those locals have a different palette and taste than us. Never, ever again. I regretted my purchase and wish I would've spent a fraction of the price for breakfast at the nearby Jack in the Box.

Samantha Santana is such a great waiter I really enjoyed my experience here the other day and the…read morefood was so delicious thank you

We've been talking about coming here for so long and just never got around to it. I'm ashamed that…read moreI didn't stop by sooner because this place is legit. Walked in and was seated immediately. Our waitress was very polite and attentive (I'm pretty sure she was the owner). The inside is really pretty nice too. There is a small row of 2 person booths against the inside wall that would feel sort of claustrophobic if you sat there because it's super close to the wall, but the rest of the seating is spacious. The food: We ordered all appetizers because we couldn't decide on an entree. Fresno Dynamite chicken - delicious. The chicken was so tender and juicy that if you poked it with a fork to pick up, it would just fall apart. Had a really nice crunch despite being covered in the dynamite sauce. There was also a perfect breading to chicken ratio, balanced evenly. The flavors were great. Nice mixture of creamy, a little spicy, sweet, and tangy. Ahi Poke Tostadas - I don't like fish, but my girlfriend got these and she said they were some of the best ahi poke she's ever had. She made me try a bite even though I don't like the fish, but I can tell you that the other flavors were a perfect blend of spices as well. Nothing overpowering and everything well balanced. Carnitas tacos - again, fantastic. I feel like the tortillas were homemade because they were so soft and fresh tasting. The carnitas was tender and juicy, not dry like some places tend to do. The coleslaw added a nice crunch. The pickled onions added a nice little zing while the cheese rounded it off. I never had micro cilantro before, but I love it now. The cilantro cream sauce wasn't overdone. Overall a really amazing carnitas taco. Southwestern Caesar Salad - the romaine was fresh and crispy, the dressing was a perfect blend of smoky and creamy cilantro flavor, and then you add the crispy tortilla strips, cotija and the little marinated tomatoes. This was a delicious take on a classic Caesar salad. Oh! I almost forgot the little pepitas in the salad too. Nice little touch. Everything was so good that I don't have one bad thing to say. Not even a "mehhh" comment. All of the food was masterfully prepared and all of the flavors in each dish complemented each other so well. I'm not sure there's anything you can order here that would disappoint you. I will return and I will continue to try new things (which I'm sure will be difficult because it's all delicious).

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.

Had a pancake craving today and was not disappointed. Silver Dollar has 21 different flavors and…read morethe chocolate chips we ordered were fluffy & delicious. We also orders the Philadelphia Beef sandwich, loaded with meat, with a side of fries. Overall we were really happy with our order, service, and all the available parking. Definitely worth a return visit. 8/10

Still amazing food. Dollar for dollar I take this place over Jersey Mike's easily. They also…read moresupport police and military by offering a discount.

Finally decided to try this place based on the Yelp reviews, and it was pretty good! I wouldn't…read morenecessarily go out of my way to get it, but I'm glad we gave it a try. Like other reviews mentioned, the ordering process was a little confusing, but the cashier was nice and helped direct us where to go. You place your order by the deli area, and if you're eating there, they bring your food to your table. When you're finished, they'll box up any leftovers for you at the counter where you pay. Overall, a good experience and worth trying if you're in the area!

Great spot for some breakfast and brunch! Got the country fried steak and the chicken and waffles…read more Both were a highlight for us. Chicken and steak were crispy and delicious. Waffles were made well, and the bread was really buttery! Also liked the way they did the hash browns as well, usually hash at diners are a bit hit or miss but they were flavorful here. Awesome service as well as the staff took care of everything and was very friendly. There is plenty of seating inside the restaurant and we had no wait on a busy Saturday. Restaurant is located inside a plaza which was pretty packed but we had no issues finding parking.

This is an average place for breakfast. Four of us went for breakfast and we had two that ordered…read moreeggs Benedict. I ordered Country fried steak and the last member ordered a pretty basic breakfast with sausage and eggs, etc.. It definitely wasn't anything special both the eggs Benedict's were over cooked. It seems they put an overcooked sunny side up egg on the Benedict instead of a poached one which I prefer. My country fried steak was just average. Overall, the service was just average and price is reasonable, but not someplace I would probably return to.