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    lemonade
    Timmy S.

    This restaurant is sort of hidden away behind Mendocino Farms in a busy plaza. The interior is really cool and classy although I'm not sure what the theme is exactly...butterflies? The seating is mostly comfy booths and our service was quite personable and attentive. We were here for lunch and first ordered an appetizer: corn fritters. These were literally amazeballs. Crisp outside and warm, soft, and delicious inside. The bourbon maple syrup for dipping was soooooo good. If I'd been alone and no one was looking I'd grab that syrup cup and drink it like a shot. For lunch I got the Julep Cobb Salad. Their menu stated the ingredients were "romaine, blue cheese, tomatoes, bacon, grilled corn, hard-boiled egg, avocado, grilled chicken breast". There seemed like there was an entire head of lettuce...far too much lettuce! The abundant pieces of chicken were excellent and the egg and tomato pieces were good. The corn was quite sparse. I didn't ever find avocado, bacon, nor pieces of blue cheese. It was actually more like an enormous chicken salad. I liked it, everything was fresh, but it certainly wasn't anything close to what one would expect for a cobb. I had a lemonade to drink and it was quite good, a nice sweet to tart ratio. I liked this place but remain confused about the salad. If they ran out of ingredients they should just say so and give the customer an option to order something else. Or maybe there was someone new in the kitchen who had no clue what a cobb salad is? It remains a mystery.

    Farr o & Arugula Salad
    Teagan T.

    On behalf of the vegetarian lifestylers, I'm told is a lifestyle not a diet, it's been good to stumble upon this place. Thanks to Timmy, my long term friend/yelper, we got to DESTROY some bomb corn fritters. I've loved corn dogs for the longest time but always threw away the dog on a stick after carefully devouring the fried corn batter and wished for things to be different. Maybe it was the hunger but damn those incredible two-biters makes coming back worth the drive. Stir the syrup before dipping for maximum bourbon flavor. The farro arugula salad was light and refreshing but piled like a plateable avalanche. A lot of greens dressed lightly and took a while to finally see the face of the plate. But perfect with a fried appetizer. My friend though was missing avocado and bacon on his Cobb salad and found the lettuce to be an admirable opponent. Romaine won and none's the wiser. Delicious coffee and very friendly service. But there was an unnecessary long wait before someone could sit us. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with a romanticism/victorian, cool layout.

    Brussels Sprouts
    Basel Z.

    Happened to be in the area and stopped in for lunch with some family. The first thing that struck me is how dark and intimate it felt, even during the day, but in a good way. It felt fancier than it actually was, even a little cozy. It's a vibe I really enjoyed. I'll start by talking about server, Brent. He was awesome. Just a funny guy that helped make the experience fun. We started with some appetizers: corn fritters, Brussels sprouts, and spicy buffalo chicken wings. The corn fritters come with a bourbon maple glaze but I didn't think the two paired well together. They were just okay. The Brussels sprouts were delicious and I wish we got them with the goat cheese but some at our table didn't like it - can only imagine they'd be even better. The chicken wings were great - if you've ever had chicken wings before, then you know what you're in for. For the entree, I got a steak sandwich which on paper sounds amazing: ribeye, garlic aioli, arugula, sautéed mushrooms, jack cheese, crispy onion strings all on a French roll. Unfortunately, it was a little underwhelming. I can't pinpoint what exactly it was but it was just very...meh. I wish I had gotten the El Diablo burger instead (my cousin got this and raved about it). The only reason I didn't is because I had eaten a burger the day before so wanted to try something new. All in all, it was a good experience. If I ever come back, I'd definitely try different items but I still enjoyed what I got.

    Helene D.

    First time here and celebrated my Birthday Brunch! I ordered steak and eggs with Kentiki drink. I think they waited for majority of food to be done to bring ours up so my steak wasn't hot and I like to eat my food when it's hot/warmer side. My friends ordered the absinthe drink and it was really interesting! It definitely smelled like black licorice for sure when the water was getting mixed in the alcohol. I made reservations about a month in advance for group of 22 people. Server's name was Lex (on receipt) she was super nice and very attentive. Only downside was the sun was beaming on one side of our table so it was getting extremely hot. Server/staff should have assisted us in opening the umbrella for shade because my friends ended up doing it. Overall, most of my friends liked their meal and enjoyed all of our drinks!

    Strawberry margarita, espresso martini, boujee violet, black dahlia
    Lenia M.

    Had a wonderful experience for brunch at Julep! Our servers Nana and Franco were very attentive and were very accommodating for our party of 10 without reservation. We were seated outside and they were kind to turn on the heaters. Food, ambiance and drinks were 10/10! I recommend coming here for brunch! Definitely make a reservation for less wait time and big parties!

    Skye S D.

    sayz on YELP reopens january 2026 but here clearly sayz PERMANENTLY from LA VIE EN ROSE to MELTING POT now this

    Ivy and Julep sign out front
    Doug B.

    Julep is located in a shopping center in east Brea. It shares a parking lot with a Whole Foods store and several other popular businesses, so parking can sometimes be a challenge. Julep is easy to find thanks to the large green faux ivy and signage outside which is a nice place to take a photo if you like. We dined early on a Thursday evening and the restaurant wasn't very busy yet. We were a little surprised there was no host and we had to wait almost five minutes for one of the servers to come and greet and seat us. We sat in a booth which was nice and comfy. The inside is lit a little on the darker side and has a bit of a lounge vibe with the bar in the center. There is also a covered patio area for dining. We were not in the mood for a full dinner and just came for a drink and some appetizers. I had the Corpse Reviver 2 cocktail which was good. She had the Ken-Tiki Tea Spiller which is served in a cool mermaid glass. I was really impressed by this drink, very rich and great flavor without being over the top sweet. This was almost as good as some of the rum drinks we get at our favorite tiki bar. We started out with nachos and added chicken. It was a giant plate of nachos with jalapenos, diced pico de gallo, cheese sauce, scallions, a sour cream drizzle, beans on the bottom and a good amount of chicken. They were very good and there was so much, we couldn't finish it all. We also ordered the jalapeno artichoke dip which was also a very generous portion served in a cast iron skillet. It normally comes with tortilla chips, but since we already had a big plate of nachos, our server said he could substitute their grilled crostini bread. The dip was great on the bread but all of the slices had big holes which made it a bit of a challenge to keep the dip on. Luckily we had a ton of nacho chips left to finish off the dip. It wasn't overly spicy but the jalapenos did add a nice layer of flavor and a bit of heat. We were stuffed and ready to head out but when I heard the next table order the lemon meringue cheesecake dessert, I had to order one to take home. We paid the check but unfortunately then had to wait almost 15 minutes for a boxed dessert to be brought to the table. I ate it at home later that night and it was delicious and worth the wait. Aside from the short delay to be seated and long wait for the to-go dessert, service in between was good this time and our server Brent was great. Overall 4.5 stars

    Front entrance is perfect for photos
    Jessica H.

    Big shoutout to Nana for catering to my friend and I, as well as our server whose name I don't remember but he had glasses and was super sweet and attentive! We went around 1:30 pm on a Friday afternoon; it was super last minute but surprisingly it wasn't busy. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The food and drinks were great, both proportion and flavor wise. Make sure to try the shrimp beignets! The restaurant is located in a strip mall-sort, but is easy to find, just beware of how full the parking lot can get (plan accordingly). The restaurant itself was beautiful inside and out; if you go during the day, I'd recommend to eat in the patio. I'll most definitely come back during the evening for dinner sometime!

    Marci M.

    We went here for my brothers birthday dinner on the recommendation of a friend who said their food was absolutely delicious... they weren't lying! The food was next level! We started with some appetizers.. shrimp beignets (WOW, AMAZING), corn fritters (delicious, but we didn't care for the bourbon sauce) and the Bavarian pretzel (huge and really good) Then onto dinner... (See pics) I think everyone ordered something different so we got a pretty good sampling of a few different menu items. Everybody loved their food, I had the classic burger and it was delicious. The meat of the best ones I've had. I also really loved that they had white cheddar cheese, sounds like a small thing but white cheddar on a burger is the best! I didn't love that they charge you $25 if you bring in a cake... I've never experienced that at any other restaurant. AND, we were actually still going to order dessert from them (ice cream) and also easily had about a $250+ food bill so I was annoyed at the $25 charge for cake. I suppose I could (maybe) understand it if we were not ordering desserts from them, but definitely planned on still ordering desserts and just having the cake as well. But when they presented us with the $25 fee. I said, never mind, CHECK PLEASE, we will take our cake and celebration elsewhere. The food was great, I would probably go back if I happen to be in the area, but wouldn't make a special trip... Definitely would not go here for any type of celebration that involved a cake

    Angel L.

    Food wasn't bad. Portion was huge. Service was good but they were really busy so drinks took some time. Cute ambiance!

    Nutella French toast - just OK
    P K.

    Came here for weekend brunch and everything was great! Service was on point! Fried chicken sandwich and fried chicken and eggs were delicious! The Nutella French toast we would skip next time. It was dry and lacked flavor. Great outdoor seating area!

    espresso martini
    Melissa W.

    Came here on a whim with a party of 10 and they were able to seat us immediately! The friendly staff also set up heaters for us during our dining experience. Food & drinks: We ordered a variety of dishes including French toast, chilaquiles and eggs Benedict. Solid and straightforward dishes! We also ordered a variety of cocktails - very unique to Julep and great taste overall! Ambiance: The staff is friendly and attentive. Franco and Nana went above and beyond to make sure our group was taken care of! Definitely recommend if you're looking for a brunch spot that has it all!

    Celebrating my #44Birthday w scrumptious Creme brûlée & my foodie bestie 07.02.24
    Mimi J.

    I finally got the chance to dine at Julep for my Birthday 07.02.24 My 2 mama friends took mee here for my birthday lunch. I've heard so much about this restaurant since it took over the old "Jimmy's American Tavern Restaurant" and was excited to get the opportunity to check it out. They did a great remodeling when they revamped up this restaurant and turned it into Julep Cast Iron Kitchen. Came here in a Tuesday for reservations at 1 p.m. There was another couple dining for lunch. Was greeted nicely by the host that led us to our table booth. What we ordered ~ Ahi tuna tartare was delicious and fresh. I love my ahi tuna served w crunchy wonton chips. It was the best appetizer. Always a fav of mine. ~ Flat iron steak was good and the steak was cook to perfection per requested. I opt and got truffle fries instead of the mash potatoes since the other entree was also coming w mash potatoes. The truffle fries were yummy and crispy. ~ iron trout was more on the bland side. Could've taste must better, was disappointed in this entree. Not recommended in mine and my girlfriend's opinion. ~ espresso martini was good just not as strong, more on the lighter side. Definitely recommend getting a double shot! Lol FYI complimentary Birthday dessert is given when you inform the server you're celebrating a Birthday. I just opted out and wanted to try their Creme brûlée from their dessert menu. So glad I did. So worth every scrumptious bite! It's a really nicely decorated upscale floral vibing restaurant which makes a great brunch or dinner spot. Has a greenery wall for photo ops outside along with the ambiance makes it a nice place to take photos throughout the restaurant. The restaurant is open and spacious with booths table, regular table along with an outdoor patio w elegant simple classy design. Service was great, fast and really attentive. Located in the La Floresta shopping center not far from Whole Foods Market, Mendocino Farms and also same restaurants with Capital Noodles Bar. Plenty of parking available.

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    Ask the Community - Julep Cast Iron Kitchen + Drink

    Can they accommodate a gluten allergy?

    How is the noise level during the dinner hours?

    It is decent

    Can I bring a well behaved dog (not therapy/service dog) if we sit on the patio?

    Yes you can bring your well behaved pup onto the patio for breakfast or lunch. The only thing we ask is that you don’t put them on the booth seats or chairs. Dinner is very busy so we ask patrons to not bring pets during dinner.

    Is the lunch menu served on the weekend or just breakfast and then dinner?

    We have breakfast until 3pm today. We also served burger and sandwiches just not heavier dinner items until after 3. If you have any problems you can show them this message, Cynthia

    Does this restaurant have a happy hour?

    Every day until 3 pm

    Are dogs allowed on the patio?

    Is there a limit to a large party?

    We are a boutique restaurant with limited seating. The largest set table is 4 and we only have two booths that fit 6. If you have a party that needs more seating you must book through our events coordinator they can be reached at… 

    Is this restaurant part of the Whittier Toast family of restaurants AND is there Happy Hour (Mimosas Whittier has the best happy hour)?

    Hi yes it is related. Happy hour will officially start in January. We opened just a few weeks ago and want to make sure we are fully ready for the happiest of happy hours!

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    We came here last night because we both have not been and I told him I've been wanting to go. I did…read morenot realize this is the speakeasy to Macallans. He made the reservations online with Nine Social but when he got the confirmation, it said for Macallans so he called and spoke to the manager and we got a table here. Wine list was extensive and since he knew a lot about wine.... I told him to just choose for me. We did a pinot noir to start and then went to a cab. The cab was great! I ended the night with a moscato. I ordered the mango tango and he ordered the wedge. Both delish! The mango tango had that sweet and salty blend perfectly. For dessert we had the chocolate mousse. It was really good! Service was excellent! They let you try the wine before you order a glass! They checked on us constantly and were really attentive. The place had an older feel to it and it's quaint. I like the coziness of it. They had live music going on and Tom the pianist did a great job! He sang to me when Tom was playing. Super sweet! Tom came over to introduce himself and told us about music nights and there will be singers there. We love this place so much we stayed until closing time. We were the last ones to leave! We were already talking about coming back for when the singers will be there. Our first time here... And definitely won't be our last!

    Nine Social is a cozy wine bar located on the far west end of Birch Street in downtown Brea, right…read morenext to Macallans. There is a free parking garage right across the street. Their front of house focus is the wine bar, but they also have a good cocktail and martini menu, as well as a nice selection of food items. The interior is warm and cozy with two different seating areas. The larger front area has bar seating, quite a few tables, and a lounge area in the back corner with several couches. There is another area in the back which is smaller, and houses their cocktail bar and a number of two seat high top tables. You can order anything on the menu from either area. We sat at the bar in front for some Sunday evening cocktails and small bites. We started out with the spinach & artichoke dip ($15). The dip came out very hot, was a big portion, and was very good. However, the menu said it came with toast points, but instead it was served with tortilla chips which were just ok. The advertised toast points or fresher tortilla chips would have made this appetizer better. My first cocktail was the Limoncello Martini (vodka, fresh Limoncello, lemon juice, $15). I usually love anything lemon and this was a good martini with light lemon flavor. She started with the Purple Martin Martini (vodka, raspberry puree, pineapple, $15). This was another good martini with light sweetness from the raspberry and pineapple, not a sugar bomb. We wanted a little more food, so we ordered the Caprese flatbread ($18). It was a good size, and the dough was great. It had a good amount of cheese and tomatoes, and I really liked the balsamic drizzle on top. However, it did not come with the basil that was listed on the menu. Next, I tried the Peperoncino Martini (vodka, Italian Peperoncino brine, black pepper, extra virgin olive oil, $15). I loved this, one of the more unique martinis I've had. She liked her sip so much, she ordered her own for number three. Her second cocktail was the Carmel Apple Martini (carmel apple vodka, Licor 43, lemon, star anise, caramel cube garnish, $15). Most of the time, you would expect a caramel apple martini to be a sugar bomb, but not this one. The flavors were great with a light sweetness. And who doesn't like a caramel square treat? For my last one, I had the Cinnamon Sleigh (bourbon, cinnamon spice, maple, orange twist, $15). This was a good sipping finisher with light cinnamon notes and those great orange aromatics. KJ was our server, and she was very sweet and friendly. We came early in the evening and it was a little slow, so we chatting with her quite a bit. I'd take a half point off for the two food items not coming with the listed items, but rounded up to five stars overall. The bill had a 3% charge added for using a credit card. They have a music trivia night on Thursdays which would be fun to try. We enjoyed our first visit here, and will definitely return again.

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    Personal wine bottle storage
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    Lounge couches in the back corner
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    The Blind Rabbit

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    The Blind Rabbit currently has its Great Gatsby theme in action with 1920's inspired décor and…read morespecial cocktail menu. It's in its final week, so we visited again to check it out. They always do a great job with decorating when they have a new theme in effect, and the Great Gatsby décor is no exception. The room is filled with lots of gold streamers, hanging gold light fixtures, art deco artwork, Roman columns, etc. Reservations are highly recommended. We checked in at the host stand with Emma who was very friendly. She seated us immediately at the bar as requested. We enjoy talking with the bartenders and watching them make drinks. Ruben was our bartender and he was excellent in all aspects. I started out with Between the Sheets from the Gatsby menu (rum, cognac, orange, lemon, $18). Rum and cognac is a great combo. This cocktail is spirit forward and well balanced. She started out with a Bartender's Reserve (you call the spirit and flavor profile, and the bartender crafts something special for you, $20). She gave parameters of no hard liquors like whiskey or cognac, not sweet, and not refreshing (i.e. no cucumber). Ruben made the most amazing gin based cocktail. Some of the ingredients he mentioned were plum, passion fruit, pineapple, lime, and a bit of chartreuse and soda. It was complex and perfectly balanced, with great flavors. We have been here many times, and he even served it in a unique tiki mug that we've never seen here before. Now it was my turn to put Ruben to the test. I also wanted a Bartender's Reserve, and I told him to use any spirit as long as the drink focuses on banana or apricot flavor. He went to work, and after a short time a beautiful frosted glass was served to me. I forget all of the ingredients he mentioned, but it was rye based with banana liqueur, a small foam top, and fresh shaved cinnamon on top. The banana was perfectly present with the rye at a nice level. This was a home run all the way. Of course, she wanted another magical creation, and Ruben went to work yet once again. She was served a beautiful yellow cocktail, and he even hand cut a little lemon fish garnish. It was mezcal based with yuzu, elderflower, mango, and lime. It was perfectly balanced, the smoke was at the perfect level, and again it had a great mix of flavors. There was some left over, and he even gave that to her in a chilled side bottle with its own baby's breath flower garnish. It's so fun to watch their bartenders create something from scratch, grabbing various bottles, mixing, tasting, adjusting, and then garnishing and serving. In addition to Ruben's delicious creations tonight, Adrian and Sergio have also made us delicious custom crafted cocktails on several occasions. We will definitely be returning soon for some of their new upcoming themes.

    Date night for mom and dad away from the kids type of night. Very mellow and chill. Small but cozy…read more I loved the Gatsby decor. We chose to be seated at the bar. Service was decent. I really liked the clarified strawberry drink, similar to strawberry and cream. I ordered a drink after that unfortunately forgot the name (photo attached with a tall glass) but there was no special cocktail craft taste to it. Just hard liquor taste and undrinkable :( the bartender kindly offered another drink. Unfortunately none of the food was the least bit good. Steak and fries was ordered medium rare and cooked to medium well with what seemed like no seasoning was on there at all. Crab cake was just ok and the slaw beneath it was drenched in a vinaigrette that was just sour and unpleasant. And the Mac and cheese, as we were very hopeful and looking forward to, was probably the blandest Mac and cheese we ever had. We asked the lady bartender for salt and she handed us, no exaggeration (and you guys will probably think I am) 10 grains of salt in it and said "looks like there's a lil something you could still get out of there" My jaw dropped. But yeah. The shredded meat on top of the Mac and cheese was cooked beyond the point of edible. That one was unfortunately sent back bc we just couldn't eat it. We were bummed over all mostly about the food.

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    4.5
    (90 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    What a cool place! Chapter 4 is the extension of the Les Amis main restaurant so it's a small…read moreseparate section divided by a small hallway. We couldn't see anything from the ch.4 section so it kept this side nice and intimate. It's a small place but when we arrived there was still plenty of seating inside. I love their decor with the dim lights. Even though this side is the speak easy experience you can order food which appreciated very much. We were mentally prepared to eat elsewhere if need be. The food is Lebanese and like any Mediterranean food, delicious! We had the chicken kabob entree and everything was really good! The only thing I was not a super fan of was their pita bread and how it came. It comes in a plastic bag inside a little bucket and it's a thin pita and I usually prefer the thicker pita, but that's just my personal preference. The drinks were really good too! We had a great time chit chatting and right before we left we got to enjoy a couple of songs from live performance. It was a perfect date night and their service was exceptional!

    Zero stars if I could!…read more The service was terrible from the moment we sat down, and all of this happened within the FIRST HOUR. Water wasn't even consistently poured for everyone at the table. Drink orders were skipped even while orders were being taken from people sitting right next to each other. The first time, we literally had to go ask our server about a drink that had already been ordered. Then later, someone ordered the exact same drink as another person at our table--one came out and the other was completely forgotten. How many times does a table need to be overlooked before it's no longer considered a simple mistake? We shouldn't have to keep tracking down staff, asking where our drinks are, or reminding someone that our table exists. The whole experience felt careless, disorganized, and honestly just rude. So over this place. If basic service is this difficult within the first hour of being there, that says enough.

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