Excellent food, nice people. This is a local business with a hard working owner making the best bbq…read morein the area. Come and support them!! Online ordering from their website is super easy and convenient also. Highly recommend!!

Lovely people in this establishment! So glad we stopped by to try some tasty bbq. All the plates…read morecome with coleslaw and beans which are tasty, but nothing compared to the meat. Tri-tip - so tender with great flavor. Baby back ribs - deep flavor, tender, and beautiful smoke ring. Ribs came with sauce on the side but I thought they didn't need sauce. Pork belly was tender. Had never had pork belly smoked before but glad we tried a sampling. Only thing I was missing was a slice of white bread. Chef Gregory also shared a sample of the Mac and cheese. He has his own spice blends, and bbq sauce too I believe. You can buy them there as well. Both he and his lady were so friendly to chat with. I wish them all the success, and with food this good, they can't miss!

We tried the Torta Cuba with carne asada, and it was loaded with sausage, chorizo, egg, ham, and…read morechipotle sauce. The flavor was solid, and I liked that they use the same carne asada from their taco booth--it's always tasty. I do wish the torta had more crunch and some fresh veggies like lettuce, onion, tomato, or avocado to balance things out. The taco stand is open Thursday-Sunday until 11 p.m., which is awesome for late-night eats! Service was great too--the cashier was super attentive, and we were in and out quickly.

Overall solid breakfast. I had the Huevos Rancheros and it was pretty good. Homemade refried…read morebeans were a bit runny but tasty. The bad news is the beautifully cooked hash browns were so salty I could not eat them. Overall, a solid four stars.

Good lunch buffet. Not to crowded and fresh saladbar and pizza was good. Good counter service on…read more4/3 at Noon. I would definitely go back. Good price as well like $12.99 for buffet, I got water cup so like $15 with soda. Good value. The only thing that was kind of annoying is one of the kids games from the game room the volume is so loud even when you're sitting on the farthest end of the dining room. Other than that maybe I'll bring my earplugs next time.

This is an update regarding an establishment my family used to love visiting. As I mentioned…read morebefore, this was our go-to pizza spot--always clean, welcoming, and enjoyable. Unfortunately, after our last few visits, things have changed significantly. While the employees are generally friendly, customer service and management decisions have become a major disappointment. We were told that this location does not honor coupons or discounts, including promotions advertised through Mountain Mike's website and app. Employees stated that the owners operate independently and have a policy against accepting those deals. Despite the high prices, we decided to stay and order a large pizza and wings at full cost. When the pizza arrived, it was disappointing. It was dry, had very little cheese, and the toppings were sparse and unevenly distributed. It certainly wasn't the quality we've come to expect. The wings were an even bigger issue. After we had already eaten about half of our pizza, I had to ask if our wings were ready. That's when we discovered they had been forgotten entirely, despite an employee assuring us when the pizza was delivered that the wings would be out shortly, after an hour... they never came out and we cancelled the order. Overall, I am extremely disappointed with the direction this location has taken. Between refusing advertised discounts, charging premium prices, serving subpar food, and lacking attention to customer service, it's hard to justify returning. Customer service is a skill that needs to be valued and taught. If discounts and specials are advertised, they should be honored. These promotions are meant to help customers, especially during times when prices continue to rise. For now, I'll be taking my business elsewhere until I start hearing more positive reviews. Just a heads-up from a longtime pizza lover of Mountain Mike's.

The ambiance was okay. The service was so-so…read more My biggest complaint was that they did NOT have shabu shabu that you make at your table. They just had giant expensive hot pot that was pre-cooked. Overall, their menu was disappointing, and their food was bland. Vegetable tempura was good, but fried food is hard to mess up.

We drove from OC for our son's camp and randomly found this Korean restaurant. The waiters were all…read moreso nice despite we walked in just before they close but they didn't make me feel bad, I felt very welcomed. The food was way better than expected as when you come to an isolated Korean food they tend to not taste as good. Their meat was fresh and sushi was fresh! Their rolls were on point! The restaurant was clean. They have plenty of parking space.

Excellent attentive considerate service. Willing to make requested changes to cocktail I ordered…read more Good ambiance. (Outdoor and indoor seating) Great tasting cocktail. Really good tasting Asian chicken wrap and sweet potato fries. Only complaint was the wrap was super messy, dripping sauce all over the place, and started to fall apart as I got toward the end of the wrap. Expensive, but I thought it was worth it. Big portion sizes. (I would actually prefer if they were smaller and cheaper.) I was too full for desert, but next time, I definitely want to try one of their delicious sounding deserts.

My wife, son, and I made it in for their Sunday brunch after hearing/seeing locals from A Town…read moresaying good things about GHG. Cozy interior with a nice covered patio + extended outdoor patio facing Chalk Mountain Golf Course + Rocky Canyon. My wife really enjoyed her bacon and goat cheese sandwich with the seasoned tomatoes on side. I loved my California Benedict. Only knock was the service was a little slow with only one server for most the covered patio. Well executed establishment that's equal parts classy, cozy, and still casual. The elevated tavern-style menu was intriguing and fun. We'll be going back now that we're local for other items

This was the first time at this blast and brew. There is another location in Paso. I do not know if…read morethere are independently owned or the same. We arrived around 4:30 on a weekday and it was pretty slow with a few people there. I liked the full bar with spirits. It just the beer and wine on tap. The arcade area was a hit for the kids. I also saw a dance room. The location is clean and well decorated. The food was good. Our servers are kind and sweet. My only complaint was the time it took to get the food and the section on tap that required the card was completely out of carbonation. All the beers were a little flat. Thankfully the games kept the kids busy while we waited for food and there was a bar that you can get other drinks from.

Been going for a while now and can say it's a regular place for us. Good food value and great vibe…read more Something for everyone. Pizza, burgers, beer, appetizers, all good quality. Service is prompt and amiable. We'll be coming back.

I was hungry... I had just driven about 3 hours to get into town, checked into my hotel (which is…read morealso amazing) and started to try and find food. Several places were closed for the day already and I saw this little corner place that still had the Open sign on. Burgers? Sure, why not, that should fill me up and it sure did! I ordered the regular Old Fashioned (no cheese), side of fries and a drink. Everyone was very friendly and helpful as I've never been to this place to eat before let alone this part of the state! The burger was perfectly cooked at medium and very juicy and delicious! Fried were good, not great but the burger was the star of the meal anyway. But I will say the fries were good once I dipped them in the dripping juices and sauce from the burger. But it was a very hearty burger and after a long drive, really hit the spot! If I'm ever in this area again or see another Sylvester's I will definitely make it a point to visit and try a different burger. Favorite dish: Old Fashioned with no cheese. Go out and EAT!

Cute little restaurant with a very nice outdoor dining area in the back…read more They're special was Local caught black cod with chips. I love fish and chips so I thought it would be very fresh because it was Local caught. French fries or delicious! My husband, I took one bite of the cod and left the rest. It was so fishy it was unpalatable. So it was a little bummed about that. Service was great. You walk up to the front and order your food and pick it up when ready. Probably try burger next time. Because the fresh fish was not so fresh.

Went to lake Park on Sunday to see the car show and with time to kill afterwards, my girlfriend and…read moreI decided to grab some beer. She was excited to get into A-Town and wanted to spin by Traffic Records, but first Wild Fields Brewhouse. Located near the theater in what seemed like an under used strip mall, Wild Fields anchors down a large portion of the building. It felt like a German brewhouse, walking into a wine, open room with bar and booth seating, along with picnic tables. Arcade games dotted the far walls and the kitchen located at the end of the bar. Lots of stainless steel behind the roll up door with a list of what's :in the tanks" on thew glass behind the bar. The top list showed 20 beers available with Berliner Weiss listed as a 3.99 beer. Nice touch, and show this 3.99 beer rotates, as I returned a few days later. After finishing reviewing all the breweries in Paso for the SLO Beer Guide, A-Town was next on my list, but hadn't got down there until this visit. Talking to a couple at Cal Coast, they both agreed that Learning to Fly was their favorite IPA, so that was my mission, to check out this beer. That said, we each got a flight of beers to share and was able to sample 8 different beers from Atascadero Beach, 4101, Windswept Fields and Porch Drinkin' to Mouse Rock, Hop Clarity and License to Fill. We also tossed in Three Bridges and Oktoberfest. Unfortunately, Learning to Fly was sold out, so we left with a can as well as Cloudbreak. The beers, flawless. While not every style I faithfully drink, like brown ales or a Marzen, but am experienced enough to know a well crafted beer when I taste one. Three Bridges won gold at WBC and GABF in 2022, as did Atascadero Beach. MY second trip back I sampled their English Brown Ale, Pine Mountain Monolith, which took home gold in 2021 and 2022 from GABF and WBC, repeating that in 2022 at GABF. As was recommended to me, Learning to Fly, the 7% WCIPA was incredible. As I summerized in my beer review, "Wild Fields' first flight and still a defining one. Simcoe, Mosaic, and Citra at 7% ABV and 100 IBU -- citrusy, piney, dank, tropical, crushable. The brewery's own mixtape, played from the very beginning. Still sounds good." We didn't sample any food while we were there, but they do have an extensive menu in place. Seems like a fun place to hang out and grab some beer and food. We will be back, thanks for the great beer!

We recently moved to Atascadero with our family of 3 and our 1-year-old son, and Wild Fields…read moreBrewhouse has already become a favorite. It's super family friendly, and our son loves the toddler play area. Our nieces also love the arcade games, so it's a great spot for kids and families. The beer is the best we've had in Atascadero, especially the west coast-style pale ales and IPAs like Atasca-where-o, Afraid of the Grade, Mouse Rock, and Hop Clarity. The staff has always been great, the indoor/outdoor space is awesome for groups, and having a full kitchen makes it even better. We even hosted a small lead-in gathering there the night before our son's 1st birthday party, and it was perfect. We're excited to keep coming back and becoming regulars.

We decided at the last moment today to go to the movies on a Friday night. That brought back some…read morememories. I'd seen an ad for Hail Mary and found it at the Colony in A Town. We had time for dinner so off we went. Hum whats nearby the theatre, alot of places to eat really...we'd liked the A town diner before, the menu covers it all practically so...We parked seven o'clock the dinner tush had passed and in we went. We were seated at a small booth, perfect. Drink orders taken now we needed to decide what to eat. M went with a light breakfast offering a pancake, a scrambled egg and bacon. Hum it was dinner time dear, I needed more time. The fish & chips were the special and it was Good Friday but I went big with the hot pastrami sandwich. Fries are extra so I ordered the onion rings to accompany the sammie. Pretty quick the food was out of the kitchen and on the table in front of us, wow M dove right into that 7" pancake as soon as she finished pouring on the syrup. My sandwich was a hood size on a very soft french roll a good six inches Very tasty but I always think there should be more meat than bread, there was alot of bread in that roll. Where's the beef, right... Onion rings, nothing special your average frozen beer battered Moores onion ring served late but freshly hot. We had a good meal, good service and a fair price. Was it five star, no it was a good four star, we didn't need or want anything special. Now dessert was a calling from behind that glass display when we walked in the door but tonight the stomach and the wallet forgave. We were gonna need reason for movie concessions, right? Foodguy-Martin

We showed up here not knowing they would be closing in 15 minutes. I wanted to leave because I…read morehated when that used to happen to me, but the very friendly server insisted we stay. I ordered a full breakfast and my wife ordered an ice cream sundae. Both were delicious, and service was super quick! We'll be back...during regular hours...soon!

FRENCH FOOD!!!!!!!! Wait, what??…read more Located in the sleepy town Santa Margarita, on El Camino, is The Range. The Range has about 5 parking spots in front and street parking. The restaurant has a huge outdoor dining and many tables for intimacy inside. The service was perfect, filling drinks and on top of everything. We ordered apps, entrees and desserts. Everything was great! Literally, great. FRENCH food! The sauces were highly developed, with huge depth of flavor. Everything was perfectly seasoned and was herb forward! Dragons Breath was GREAT!!!! Get it! The chicken, sooo moist, tender and flavorful. Crust on the potato gratin was wonderful! The desserts were the worst thing and they were great! *Overall, when the apps came out, I said,"Wait, this is French food!" I asked the waitress at the end is it the owner or the cook who is French trained, she said both, because it's the same guy! There it is!*

My second visit and only because the party I was driving the past couple days wanted to have dinner…read moreat the Range. Giddy Up! I've been wanting to get back there again for dinner...Cash or Check NO credit cards but since I knew that I figured $80 bucks would cover my dinner and the tip, and it did. I was Sat immediately, we were earlyish and I took a deuce along the wall. I ordered soda water and with that a nice selection of fresh bread was brought to my table, with a pound of whipped butter...yummy. After musing the menu, two starters and a salad, caesar and the special, an expensive protein....I ordered a caesar salad and the pasta with a grass fed high end ground beef meatball with a lite marinara sauce. The caesar had two filets of white anchovy. The salad was basically a third of a trimmed Romaine stalk with caesar dressing and shaved parmesan with the anchovy. It was my job to cut the lettuce into bite size pieces and blend in the dressing, based on the price I thought the work was done. Then the hyped pasta special arrived, the meatball was nearly the size of a tennis ball. Wow, Okay, Rigatoni graced the edges. I had to cut the meatball into bite size pieces...what's with this having to cut everything meal tonight...I was not impressed! Well the prized beef ball was tasteless, in fact it was a tho a kid made a large hamburger ball and baked it for an hour in the oven Tough, not juicy, no flavor, note to self - no more specials at the range. Dessert was the highlight of the meal. Delicious it was a Fresh berries cobbler without the cobble, friggin delicious....and that's how I left the range tonight. Sure I'll be back and bring a friend enjoy and share tastes of each other choices so I'm not so focused, and to split the bill too. See Ya. foodguy-martin