Marvelous breakfast experience- I wish I could give 6 stars!…read more Easy parking in lot next to building The best Machaca and eggs that I have had in a long time ^^great flavor ^^tender beef Don't miss out on the homemade red salsa The service is warm and genuine. It was like having breakfast in a friend or family's house. I cannot wait to go back for the recommended French Toast

The green salsa on the chilaquiles was top tier, and the beans were also delicious. The chips in…read morethe dish, though, tasted store bought and got soggy right away. Their breakfast burrito dish would have been perfect with thicker chips. Their breakfast burrito was underwhelming. The hash browns inside were too many and were unseasoned/flavorless. And the salsa provided with the burrito tasted weird. Would not order this again.

Aloha!! just when you thought no one understands the loco moco or your beloved spam musubi is…read morenowhere to be found - we stumbled across our new home. You want soft shell eggs Benedict you fancy peach? They got you! This - super clean and happy - no-frills style spot will surprise you with the onolicious grinds of your dreams! Legit, choke local Hawiian favors and plenty aloha! We love Aloha Stacks!! Mahalo Nui.

7/10 - The restaurant wasn't hard to find, but parking is limited. Luckily, we were able to find…read moreparking easily, though I wouldn't say the same on a busy day. 7/10 First Impression - The restaurant looked clean, but there were no booths available. The cashier at the front was friendly, welcoming, and patient while we looked over the menu. Now let's get down to business... the food! 8/10 Banana OREO Pancakes Great pancakes ! You'd think it would be overwhelmingly sweet, but it wasn't at all. The pancake batter itself was fluffy, moist, buttery... just perfect. 5/10 Crab Omelette lt wasn't dry and had a buttery flavor, but something about the crab tasted fishy.The spinach and mushrooms are great.Just not my cup of tea. 4/10 PotatoesThe potatoes on the side were cooked perfectly and cut into large pieces, which I liked. However, I felt they lacked seasoning. After a few bites, you kind of get over it. 6/10 Mexican Iced Chocolate Pretty straight forward tasted like a light chocolate.More like milk with a whisper of Mexican chocolate. 6/10 Pineapple Juice Refreshing and tasted freshly made. You could tell because of the pulp. Only Complaint:They forgot our pineapple juice, and when the server was about to bring it over, the cashier stopped them and said, "Wait, come over here! Let me see!" Then once he saw us, he said, "Okay..."We had gotten our food to go received the food no pineapple juice. A few min before we got the Whisper... chocolate. On a hot day, waiting for drinks? Not cool. Total: Over $50 for 2 people.The portions are large, but for the quality and presentation, I'd say it's a bit overpriced. Would I recommend it? Yes...

I've heard some good things about this place and from other fellow yelpers friends, it must be…read moreworth it. Had a dinner reservation with some girlfriends celebrating two of their birthdays. The restaurant itself isn't too big but it does a pack a nice punch. Cute patio out front that takes some of the sidewalks and streets. Plenty of heat lamps which helped with the chilly nights. We got seated at one of the tables on the patios which was nice. Didn't really utilize inside area except for the restroom which it's quite cute in there. The rooms were pretty well decorated and executed. Nice bar area too. Like mentioned, we got seated on the patio and the heat lamps were great. Down to the menus, it's quite limited on dishes. Seemed like there were more shared plates versus the entrees. Drinks, it was fairly decent with their cocktails and wine. Service at the beginning was great. The staff were amazing and very friendly. We didn't order right away as we were still waiting for the last one to show. But did start off with some drinks. It didn't take that long for the first round which was nice. Food wise, the shared plate was a mixture of everything. Some of the olives, which is exactly what it is. The Belgian fries, nice thick cut fries with shredded pecorino cheese and a nice aioli sauce. We ended up getting a second order of it. The albacore tuna crudo was a hit which was really tasty. Chili ginger relish, mint and shallot, can't go wrong with that. Lastly the meatballs, tasty and very great for sharing. Entrees, the pan seared sea bass which I loved. Portion is pretty tiny which also seemed like they were a shared plate. Almost tapas styled. Nice chimichurri sauce and a side salad. The chicken Milanese also with a side salad of arugula. Simple dish but quite tasty. One of the salads that was somewhat hyped up by the waitress but it was just a salad. Decent but nothing major to rave about...lol... also the confit oyster mushrooms was major hit. Something that simple but quite tasty. And lastly the pan con tomate, rustic sourdough with tomatoes and burrata. Tasty as well. Overall the meal was good. From there, the second round of drinks did take a long time to arrive and with then plates that we shared, trying to get someone to clear the plates was another thing. Took a long for someone to clear the table before more items came. Even when the entrees came, all the empty starter plates were still there. And if someone did clear the plates, some was still left on the table. Finishing off the night, we did have the dessert which we tried all three. As it was two of our girlfriends birthday, they brought out a little bubbly for us to celebrate with the dessert. That was quite sweet and nice. Honestly opinion with the dessert, they were just ok. Nothing major to rave about. We tried all three on the menu and they were just ok. Overall, the food was great. Service was nice and the staffs were all very friendly. It did take a while for plates to get cleared from the table and second round did take a while, but it was manageable. It was a sweet gesture with the bubbly with the dessert which was greatly appreciated. The place is nice and great for catching up. Menu is limited and portions are quite small. You would have to get a good amount for sharing. Entrees, depending on what you order is small as well. But we enjoyed ourself.

Come here for the drinks, vibes and brunch…read more Their breakfast options are better than their dinner service. I can't eat here for dinner as a vegetarian, they have little to no options. Would it kill them to add a veggie burger? Service is consistently awful. I've been here half a dozen times and I've never had good service. Drinks and water are never refilled unless I ask. It takes forever to get our order and once we do our server disappears. Seriously so bad. But I keep coming back for their good food.

Stepped into Hong Kong without leaving SGV…read more Alice's Kitchen in Temple City is serving more than just great food--the space itself is a work of art. The owner thoughtfully designed the restaurant to recreate the streets of Hong Kong, even importing furniture, signage, and decor directly from Hong Kong for an authentic feel. And the food? The chefs bring 20+ years of experience to the kitchen, and it shows. We tried the French Style Filet Mignon, Walnut Shrimp, Yang Chow Fried Rice, and Chicken with Black Truffle Sauce--each dish packed with flavor and executed with care. Come for the beautiful atmosphere, stay for the food that keeps you reaching for one more bite

FIRST visit: *…read moreFARE(S) feasted on: *** Sizzling ribeye, medium-rare *** Sizzling filet mignon cubes, medium-rare * FRIENDLY service: Decent * FRESH air seating outside? Nope * FAIR pricing: Yes * FEE processing: None. Accepts credit cards * FREE parking: Yes, large plaza lot behind shop front (2 hrs limit) * FYI: Been craving traditional HK-style café food for quite awhile... this was a good choice. Huge selections on their menu (clay pots, baked rice/pasta, combos, you name it). Retro, eclectic street décor-themed. 5 parties wait ahead of us at prime time wknd lunch hours - but not too bad. Entrance from both the front side (off Las Tunas) or back (free parking lot). Service was quick and food came out piping. Lots of families with little kids dining too. Loud dining ambience. FOUR stars ****

This is a great place to have dinner...my dinner was out outside on a cool Friday evening...same…read morenight as the street market. Very good staff and great service. The menu has a great mix of dishes and variety of excellent appetizers to select from. I had the French Onion soup with braised short rib as my appetizer...sooooo good. This is a must have. For dinner I had the Fish and Chips...a great amount of fries came with the fish. This place is always busy and packed. I'd eat here again. I recommend this place.

First time patronizing Basin 141. I was joined by 2 friends…read morevisiting from out of town who wanted to catch a playoff NBA game. The staff was very accommodating in making sure the action was visible on a couple of their many large TV screens. It was a Monday afternoon so there was lots of open seating. We arrived during Happy Hour and were pleased to find a nice offering of a variety of items on the food menu. Tried all of the taco variations and enjoyed them all. We found the assortment of cocktail options inviting and ordered several rounds of drinks. We were not disappointed by any of the different choices. My only wish being that some of these delicious cocktails could be found on the Happy Hour menu. With any luck they will be the next time I visit, with or without traveling companions.

Super glad to have found this place while driving through the area! The enchiladas suizas are an…read moreabsolute must for the enchilada lover, honestly comparable to some I had back in Oaxaca. Our server Maria was excellent and made sure we were taken care of. I will definitely be back in the future!

The server was really kind and remembered me and my dad on our second visit. While it was busy the…read morewait was not very long and the food came out at a reasonable time. The food has been delicious every single time I've come here! Already planning my next visit!

I've been a regular here at Cafe De Olla and I will say that the food never misses!…read more The only thing that maybe was a little disappointing was that the espresso shots in my husband's cafe de olla tasted a little burnt, but other than that it was great service and great food! The vampiros are a delicious appetizer to share. The peanut butter French toast is so good!!! It's super heavy though but definitely one of the better sweet options on the menu. It wasn't too busy for a Sunday mid afternoon. One thing I noticed is that we were able to join the waitlist virtually which was nice! We haven't been able to that before when we've come many times so that was cool. Cant wait to come back!

This Cafe De Olla is a lot bigger than their Burbank spot, but I feel the food quality here doesn't…read morequite match up. My sisters and i could taste the difference. That shared... there's a lot to appreciate here like the shorter wait times, more dessert options, and a great location in downtown Monrovia with plenty of parking and other places to visit before or after your meal. It's still a solid choice, but if food quality is your top priority, I'd lean toward their Burbank location instead.

I read the reviews on Lucky Boy and had to try this place. It did not disappoint on food, staff…read morefriendliness, & customer satisfaction. For years I passed this place and never noticed it, but learned from another customer it's a staple for locals and more. Order outside and pick up inside. Tables outside and inside. I ordered the burrito (avocado, lettuce, cheese, & pico de gallo). It was delicious and huge like others stated. I used their fork for size reference. My husband had their pastrami ruben. We both took 1/2 of ours home. Definitely will return to try more on their menu!

After 20+ years of supporting Lucky Boy, I may have just gone for the last time. I just experienced…read morewhat seemed very much like blatant discrimination. Two men go to Lucky Boy. Both order the exact same thing, one right after the other. A few minutes later, both orders are called. First guy gets his order and says he needs more red salsa. He gets more salsa, no questions, no charge. Second guy gets his exact same order immediately after. He asks if he can have an extra salsa. He's told it's an extra $0.75. There was no pause, no gap in between the 2 men's interactions. Literally stood next to each other, ordered the same thing, one got free salsa, the other got charged. A table full of people nearby, tilt their heads and cock their eyebrows in disbelief. Free salsa guy happens to be White. Paid salsa guy is Asian. Coincidence? You can decide for yourself. We all know discrimination and prejudice exists. It's an unfortunate part of life. I'm no stranger to it. It's usually not quite this overt. This was a little too blatant to just sweep under the rug. Is having to spend an extra $0.75 a big deal? No. Is blatant discrimination? It's enough to stop supporting this business.