Came up for a two-day getaway and ate here two days in a row. Danish pancakes are great. Homemade…read morejams (that they sell) were the highlights; definitely leave with a couple of jars. Biscuits and gravy were perfect. It's a local joint with a very local vibe. No costumes or tourist vibes, just friendly hometown service and solid food.

Warm and welcoming Danish and American diner They let me…read morebring my own latte. They serve only drip coffee. Danish pancakes are huge and fluffy crepe style. Powdered sugar and add the raspberry jam to complete the Danish experience. In addition to the Danish pancakes I had a typical American breakfast of fried eggs bacon and hash browns all perfectly cooked and delicious This is one of the best breakfast places in the SYV. Not to be overlooked because it's in Buellton

I'm on a ride to bring winers from their tasting room in Santa Barbara to their barrel house in…read moreBuellton. Ok So while they learn all those fancy wine tasting terms I'll get myself some breakfast. I stopped to asked a tow truck driver where's the best place for breakfast in town? First thing he said Mother Hubbards. That was good enough for me have some breakfast and a parking lot nap. Mothers looks across at the old Split Pea Andersons relic building Thats another story. Mothers place has been here awhile, 30 plus years its got that look, signage thats faded and to the point. Classic mom & pop, Tired, well worn, and very friendly, with great home cooked meals. The love is here, hard work, and long hours. Its shows too, done when you actually had to make and prepare meals to be cooked when ordered. Riley was "the" worker, her energy shows brightly. Big smile, and good knowledge of the menu and the neighborhood. (She deserves a raise). She covered my questions... whats the most popular item ordered? She replied sweet or savory...good answer. How bout for breakfast not sweet? Oh you'll want to try the "Mess" its a scramble...Ok and let me try the biscuits with a bit of gravy. It was minutes and breakfast arrived, the gravy was last to show and as soon as I looked at it I knew it was made in the kitchen. Not from a dry mix, or frozen starter and certainly not from a can. It was too thin in consistency to be anything but made here. Delicious all of it, no kidding A five star Diner because they did it all, correctly. thank you Foodguy-Martin

Good food. We ordered and shared Split Pea Soup and Turkey Burger. My mom added Mushrooms and…read moreAvocado on the burger and it tasted delicious. The waitress split the foods in half for us and charge us $3.15 for each item that we split. Service is a little slow due to tmot is a small business. I don't mind returning to this place and try some other foods on their menu.

Had breakfast here during our visit in Solvang. We got there at around 8am and waited less than 10…read moremin to be seated. But when we were leaving there was a ton of people already in line. Best to go earlier if you don't want to wait a long time. We sat outside in the cute patio and our two servers were very attentive and the food came out fast. My husband ordered the country chicken steak platter and I ordered the Danish pancakes with warm cinnamon apples and we loved them! A must have if you are in Solvang!

Come with as much patience as you can muster. The wait is very very long! Think 45 plus minutes. So…read moreplan accordingly. Now, is the wait worth it? For the danish pancakes, yes, yes it is. Everything else you can get anywhere else. So if you aren't having the danish pancakes you can find another place without the long wait. We had the Danish Pancakes, County Fried Steak and the Eggs Florentine. Again Pancakes delicious! Country Fried Chicken delicious, but the Eggs Florentine were just not it. Service was good. The restaurant has a small indoor dining area, as well as an outside larger one. If the day allows it, I recommend you sit outside.

13 years ago we had our wedding cake from enjoy cupcakes and now we decided to do a road trip from…read moreLA to SF and thought it would be nice to stop by Enjoy for a treat with our daughter. We were surprised and delighted to find a new-ish bagel and cafe spot, closer off the freeway. Kevin and Amber are still here running the place and making the treats and their sweet daughter was working the register. The atmosphere is classy but cozy. Couches and big chairs, plus a few comfy booths for groups of four. Green plants everywhere and there are bathrooms! Super helpful if you are on a road trip to have a clean restroom and paper towels. We each ordered our own bagel - #1 bacon n egg scrambler bagel sandwich for Miss A, a tuna melt for me, and a lox for J. Bagels had chewiness and softness. I loved the dill flavor in the tuna salad. We of course had to get treats and shared the cupcake flight - brown butter peach and Mississippi mud pie were our faves! Definitely recommend if you are in the area

Came to grab a quick bagel sandwich for breakfast & was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the…read morebagels and the very cute interior. Hospitable, clean & the jalapeño cheddar bagel was chewy and delicious.

This place lived up to the hype. The inside was warm and welcoming and the waitress was kind and…read morehelpful. I ordered the famous hot chicken sandwich and as a chicken sandwich connoisseur it was hands down top 3. The chicken (thigh) was juicy and the breading was thin but still crispy. The spice level was perfect as well. A really cool spot and definitely worth it.

grilled cheese sandwich had a lot of cheese, but not a lot of flavor…read more bread on the beef sandwich seemed stale. it required the dip to be chewable. best thing is their hot sauce. hot sauce was good enough for us to go across the street to purchase and bring home we didnt order it, but the burgers looked good. service was very slow on a saturday afternoon. they weren't very busy - there were several empty tables.

I was in town working an event and had some extra time to explore the Danish village. Since the…read morearea is known for its Danish bakeries, I couldn't leave without bringing home some cookies. I still remember buying butter cookies at the Copenhagen airport, and I've been craving that same style ever since, especially because there aren't many places near me in my area that sell them freshly made. I randomly came across Danish Village Bakery and found a tub of assorted cookies for around $20. The lady working inside helped me right away and answered my questions about which items were the most popular and whether the cookies were freshly made. She was friendly and made the visit quick and easy. You can buy Danish cookies at regular grocery stores, but these tasted completely different. They were softer, fresher, and had that rich, buttery flavor that packaged cookies are usually missing. They were even better than the airport cookies I remembered! The bakery itself had a cute, homey, old-fashioned atmosphere, and there was plenty of free parking nearby. I'm really glad I stopped in because the cookies ended up being one of my favorite treats from the trip. I would definitely return for another tub the next time I'm in town.

Solvang is home to many Danish bakeries and Olsen's is one of the most highly rated…read more It's right next door to Paula's Pancake House so you can't miss it. It has an old world charm to it. Most people get pastries to-go but they have a few tables inside and outside. They sell all kinds of baked goods from cookies to bread and danishes, of course. We came for the famous Kringle ($19). It looks like a big pretzel but it's a light, flaky pastry with an almond flavored filling. It's unique and worth trying. You can't leave without a bucket of Danish Butter Cookies ($22.36). It comes with an assortment of flavors and they're all good, but I'm partial to the chocolate chip and oatmeal. They make great gifts too. We also got their Apple Strudel ($20.65) which was probably my favorite. It wasn't too sweet and had a good amount of apples in it. If you're visiting Solvang and can't decide which bakery to visit, this is a good one to start with.

Nice place with the good food! Bbq very tasty and tender! It's definitely worth coming.read more

Not sure why this place isn't 5 star. Not 4.9999 but 5. The…read morebest brisket and best chilly ... Review to come

My friends and I had a very enjoyable dining experience at The Tavern. The grounds at Zaca Creek…read moreare beautiful and serene; very lush and rustic while still being refined and comfortable. The restaurant is awash in grays and browns to lend luxury and atmosphere without being somber. The inside of the restaurant at night was warmed by soft amber lighting while the outside seating area where my party dines was brightened by ambient light. Staff are very friendly, helpful, attentive, and professional. The food was amazing! Everything was fresh, vibrant, and flavorful. The starter scones were delightfully warm and flaky. We had a memorable nectarine salad which captured the sweetness of summer. There were mixed dietary needs in our group. The restaurant was able to accommodate a vegetarian/vegan diet. Highly recommend this great restaurant!

I don't want to give this place lower, because I don't feel like it deserves that. I want to be…read morehonest about my review. My wife and I came here and it was our first time, I can say this inside was absolutely beautiful. This place is not only a great date night, it's gorgeous, it's well put together and that I can say was absolutely great. The service: the service was OK, one thing that is hard is when there isn't as many people there at the moment I do expect the service to be just a little bit better only because you do have the opportunity to pay a little bit more attention to individuals and not a lot of groups. I do feel like it took a while to get back to us, and even when trying to explain things to us, it felt like one of the people that was helping us didn't really know what they were talking about, wasn't really informative about the menu and wasn't really personable. They weren't rude, just not really personable, especially to people who said it was their first time. That is a big deal to us and that plays a bigger part in why it's hard for me to wanna come back. The food: we had two items on the menu, it was the peppers in the shrimp. I do feel like the peppers were very, very lackluster. They really had nothing special to them. You would think that there would be just a bit more of the seasoning, the garlic would be spread out all over, and there might be something else on top to give them a bit more of a flavor. It was a pile of garlic over in the corner of the plate and the peppers didn't really have much of them, they were just peppers. The shrimp was decent, I liked what was on top of them. I just feel like there was nothing special to it. I feel like there are so many rows you can go with grilling them or adding a bit more to them in the plate. It just felt like you got four garlic on a plate with a sauce on top and they were slightly soaked. The fried chicken sliders were absolutely wonderful, that was my favorite part. Honestly, if you could do those à la carte and put three on a plate or maybe even four depending on how hungry you are that would be just a phenomenal dish on its own and their fries were absolutely great. Overall, I feel like there are some things that can use an improvement. I see the potential and there are a couple other things on the menu that I wanted to try, and I want to convince myself to go back and give them a try. it's just hard when that is your first impression. Do I think it's worth giving it a shot? Yes but do I think they can do better as well yes

I've driven by this place a few times on 246 and I got a chance to eat here today. What a treat!…read more Friendly and welcoming. I ordered the La Tequila Enchiladas with shrimp and they were delicious ... not to mention the rice and the salad! While I was here, a couple other customers came in for burritos as takeout. The burritos looked pretty solid and would be nice to bring to a picnic. Well worth the visit!

3.5 stars. We came here for dinner on the tail end of our trip to Solvang. It was included on a…read morelittle discount card from our hotel, but we actually forgot to use the discount, which was our bad. We enjoyed the dinner, not bad for a Mexican restaurant. I got the fajitas plate. The steak was a bit tough and dry. I probably would pick something else if I visited again. Cocktail was OK, it was a little "desabrido", which in Spanish translates to bland or a little tasteless. It needed a little kick or more sweetness. Ambiance itself was great, as was the service. Very personable, warm, and friendly. Based on that alone, I would recommend trying it out. Perhaps I just did not find my dish as tasty and satisfying as I would have liked.

Wow! Delicious. Great service. Beautiful location. I say…read moredo it! The bread and butter is the best.

We stayed at The Landsby. Had our 20yr anniversary dinner here the first night and everything was…read morebursting with flavor and cooked to perfection. We ended up having happy hour the next day and the drinks were so delish! I knew we would regret it if we didn't have dinner here again before leaving so we ate and had more drink while listening to the live music Thursday out at the fire pits! It wasn't a 5 because our server the first night wasn't very welcoming and a little awkward. The front desk told us to let our server know we were celebrating an anniversary for a special something and when we told him he said " I know. It was on your reservation, happy anniversary". So yeah! Food and Drinks were a 10 out of 10