Met up here with my family. Hawk's Head is the restaurant inside Riley's Farm in Oak Glen. We got…read morethere on a Friday afternoon. Apparently, on the weekends they reenact the revolutionary war and there is other activities to participate in. The food at the restaurant was delicious. Tastes homemade. The staff dresses back in the olden days which was pretty neat. They were friendly. The farm specializes in Apples. The food was so delicious

Such an enjoyable place with lots of beauty, family entertainment, and great eats! We called ahead…read moreand spoke with Mandy who was so kind and very helpful. We were visiting from out of town and wanted to be sure we had the correct hours of operation and instructions to pre-order a couple of their pies. Mandy was great and when we arrived on our pick-up day and time, the pies were ready to go for us, packaged with care and attention for our drive ahead (thanks to Linda as well!). While there, we wandered the grounds and thouroughly enjoyed everything. I always love and appreciate seeing colonial period architecture. Definitely check out Riley's Farm and all their wonderful reenactment and activities for the kiddos, too. Such a great place to visit.

After a morning of apple picking, we had lunch reservations at The Oak Glen Steak House & Saloon to…read morecelebrate my goddaughter's birthday, and it was the perfect way to cap off the day. The location couldn't be better, and the view outside is so serene, with lush greenery and a peaceful pond. The inside is just as charming. One side has a bar with sports on the TVs, while the other side is quieter and more intimate. We chose the quieter side, and it was just right for our group. The ambiance was warm and welcoming, and everyone there was so inviting. Our server, Kim, was an absolute joy, and her recommendations were spot on. A couple of the servers even stopped by to wish my goddaughter a happy birthday, which made the day extra special. We started with the blackberry mojito and the caramel apple cocktail. Both were delicious, and they definitely didn't go light on the alcohol! We also shared the cast iron baked Brie, and we loved the flavors. It was a hit with everyone. For our entrées, one goddaughter had the steak Caesar salad, my other goddaughter had the Nashville chicken sandwich with fries, my niece had the prime rib with mashed potatoes, and I had the filet mignon with Brussels sprouts. Every single dish was excellent. This will definitely be our go-to spot whenever we visit the Oak Glen farms. Highly recommend!

Absolutely disappointing experience at Oak Glen Steakhouse & Saloon…read more We had a party of eight and were seated outside in direct sun. We explained that my dad has stage 4 cancer and cannot be in the heat for long periods of time. The umbrella near our table was broken, and no real solution was provided. We waited 1 hour and 20 minutes for our food. During that time, we only received one round of drinks and were mostly ignored. After about 40 minutes, we reminded both our waiter and management that we were still waiting. Another party of eight that arrived well after us had already received their food. We were told our food would be out in five minutes, but another 15 minutes passed with nothing. Manager Casey later admitted that our waiter had forgotten to put in our order. At that point, we told them we could not fathom paying for our food. The manager said he would comp the drinks. That is unacceptable as the food was the main issue. Casey ended up comping the food and we paid for the drinks we had. Very disappointed in the fact that the manager did not seem apologetic or that there was any issue with this type of service. We appreciated that gesture of comping the food, but it did not make up for sitting in the heat for 1 hour and 20 minutes, repeatedly asking about our food. When the food finally arrived we were so hot from siting in the sun for over an hour within shade it was difficult to eat. Extremely poor communication and service. We will not be returning.

We came here for a rules trip for the Revolutionary War experience. This is so well put together…read more The staff really get into character. They make it so much fun for the whole family. The different activities and they way they engage the kids it's nicely done. The jokes are hilarious for the time. The soldier's ration was a great way to give a nice experience to everyone in regards of the limitations. The ration included a small piece of corn bread, a slice of cheese, a piece or jerky maybe about and inch and an Apple. I would recommend you check the weather before coming. In the summer I suggest bringing a hat because the sun gets pretty hot. In the colder months make sure you layer and maybe even bring a beanie and bring closed toe shoes. We couldn't leave without out trying something from the kitchen. We ordered a Family chicken pot pie. Please read the full instructions before baking. I got home and was working simultaneously and I accidentally burned the top. I skipped the part were you brush the top with egg to make it brown. Instead to brown it I put it in the broiler Next time I'll be bringing and apple pie home as well. You can order ahead of time, but they ask for you to order before 11am if you want your order to be ready by the time the programs is over.

Great Braised Beef potpie. My husband is very picky it's just meat and mashed potatoes mixed…read moretogether in my opinion but he loved it. Band was playing inside! Not many people as it was off season and earth day but we loved it! Plenty of parking! Got to see farm animals and babies. Make sure to order on their website your food a day or two in advance!

this is probably like the best food I've ever had. I am from Brazil and this taste better than the…read morefood that is in Brazil. Thank you so much for the service. It was very yummy and your employees are great.

First time at Flo's Country Kitchen, and I loved the small, hometown feel of the place. The food…read morewas great, the French toast was delicious and the country fried steak was cooked perfectly. The chicken sandwich was a bit lacking in flavor. The only downside is that it's a little on the pricey side, but overall, it was a great meal and a cozy spot I'd definitely come back to! Service was great! Our waitress was very kind.

First time visiting, very interesting place. Loved the live music, the venues, the vendors and the…read moreambiance. Service was top notch. Fig and lavender infused (LI) goat cheese pizza was excellent. LI mixed drinks were very good, but the LI beer was a bit of a let down. Sour type beer is fine but lacked any lavender smell or taste. Maybe expecting too much. Advice- Use the washrooms in/by the old hotel lobby, avoid the ones on the side of building with the large Pennants saying 'restrooms.'...they are old hotel rooms with storage boxes all over. Note main food vendors by the music stage area but there are boutique vendors at one side of venue by the hotel, with the LI teas, coffees, ice cream etc. Most sell the same stuff ( teas, jams, olive oils, creams, lotions, nic-nacs, etc). Will go back again.

First and last time I came to HIGHLAND SPRINGS RANCH AND INN, was during summer at the beginning of…read moretheir Lavender Festival almost 4 years ago. It is a lot different in winter of 2022. I'm sure a lot has been said already about HIGHLAND SPRINGS' FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS so I'll try not to bore you with a long and lengthy "this is what you can find here". I will try to give some tips though. - Come early. Yes, even before the lights turn on. This is beneficial for avoiding traffic, getting good parking spots, shorter food lines, shorter bathroom lines. - Get your food first. So you can walk off the calories. Also, because most people eat after an activity when they get hungry... and then the line will be super long. - Get whatever lavender they have. Hot cocoa, Latte... - Reserve a s'mores pit. When it's cold, it's the best. - Take pictures of everything everywhere. We consumed the following and they were GREAT! - Smoked Brisket Poutine - Clam Chowder in a Bread Bowl - Lavender Latte - Lavender Hot Chocolate

Surprisingly best combo of food I've had: Enchilada Omlet. The decor is great and I've had good…read moreservice. Pricing is average for portion size so it's not low price but not expensive either. Family friendly: my toddler can be a handful and they brought some books over that I read with him (One was Green Eggs & Ham). Even with my son's high energy, they were very good to him and have even played some peek a boo and made fun faces with him on every occasion I've gone. Local owned smaller businesses are my go to and haven't had any complaints with them.

Go-to restaurant in Yucaipa. The best breakfast in SoCal. Hadn't been back in years but the staff…read moretreat you like family and the food is consistent, you can count on it. I love their breakfast burrito accompanied with fresh salsa. (No pic) Eggs Benedict has perfectly poached eggs topping the country ham. So much great food on the menu, my family has tried almost everything! The homemade jams are a must as well. I love the vintage feel and all of the nostalgia that goes along with it. It's like coming home. It's a must stop if you're in the area. Take a pie home!

This is my second visit here and our server was super friendly and Breakfast was delicious!…read more The three of us ordered the: *Breakfast Sandwich- it's a handful of a sandwich with loads of delicious ham, crispy grilled bread, eggs & cheese. The Country fried potatoes are so flavorful! Get those! *Country Breakfast - everything is smothered in a tasty gravy. It was good but the biscuits could be fluffier. *Bacon&Egg breakfast- my hubby loved this breakfast. He said it was great to finally have a breakfast that was seasoned so well. I haven't been there for lunch, but this is a great breakfast spot for sure! If you haven't tried it you should!

Oatmeal and strawberry waffle. Would recommend. The service was quick. I enjoyed here very much.read more

Things are always good at the Bar and Grill in Yucaipa! When EX GIRL FRIEND plays here there are…read morealways lots of friends who show up to see them! Good times! The staff is friendly, the food is good and there's always fun to be had!

Good as a bar? Yes! Good for late night food? Nope…read more The steak i had wasn't super bad, but, I'd go back for the drinks and a good time.

Thrifting with my sister day. We stopped for breakfast based on recommendations. What a sweet…read morelittle restaurant. It's family owned and we were visited by the cutest little guy who is the owner's grandson. The place is overly decorated, but in good way. The owner changes decor based on the season. Super cute spot with vintage vibes. Breakfast was bacon and eggs. The potatoes were cooked perfectly, crisp and seasoned well. Eggs also perfectly cooked. Bacon was yummy. Server was quick and super friendly. Family owned establishments are my favorite. We will be back.

This restaurant is adorable, but that's where the buck stops…read more I came in with some girl friends on a Saturday morning. We were seated immediately and asked what drinks we wanted. I ordered a coffee. Our drinks came after ten minutes of waiting and mine tasted like warm dish water. That should have been our first warning to leave. We then waited another ten minutes before they asked us what we wanted to order. I ordered the chili relleno. The dish was fabulous, but it took over 45 minutes for our food to come. If a dish takes that long, a warning would have been nice. There were two waitresses working at the time, but they barely came to check in on our party.

Went for a motorcycle ride out here from Hemet. Nice ride…read moreand all and decided to stop in .. well I left after waiting a 5 minutes waiting for someone to greet me. I was standing there at the counter and at least three people saw me with no response. It was a Saturday and somewhat busy but come on at least a Hi. I walked out... Terrible customer service..

The food here is really good. My pizza (the Bee's Knees) was really burnt in the underside so I…read moreasked about if they could do anything after eating a portion of it and they made me another pizza which is very kind of them. The price can be pretty high but you can definitely taste the quality. I would definitely return here for apple picking, apple pie with ice cream, and their apple cider. They said apple picking season usually ends around October. The Bee's Knees 5/5 Apple Cider (cold): 5/5 Apple Pie with Ice Cream: 5/5