Everything is à la carte but I had eggs, potatoes, toast and bacon with a fountain drink for $10…read more Decent food great service plenty of places to sit. Everyone is super helpful. This was the first floor cafeteria but they say the second floor cafeteria is a lot better but it's closed on weekends.

Five stars for a great little cafe inside CHOC - Children's Hospital of Orange County. This cafe is…read morelocated in the North Tower - you need to have a visitor badge - but its past the security booth on the first floor main lobby. Keep in mind this food won't knock your socks off - it's not going to win any awards, unless its awards in awesome comfort food. There is a variety of food options including a salad bar, hot food bar, pizza/fries/onion rings, as well as healthy food like acai bowls, poke, premade salad. A soup, as well as baked pastry bar is in the middle of the cafeteria, as well as chips, bottled drinks/juices/milk. They also sell Uncrustables and has an upright freezer filled with ice cream!!! What's great is that they pack all their hot food items in a to-go container - handy if you're on the run and don't have time to finish your meal. Service is great - the staff here are friendly and always smiling. Condiments and basic sauces (ketchup, mustard, spices, etc.), as well as utensils/napkins - are behind the cashier. Plenty of seating both indoors and outside on their patio. If you're looking for something lighter - there's a room full of vending machines just outside the cafeteria, to the right. No complaints about any of the food I ate the three times I stopped by here! I only took photos of my food, cuz it's a bit frowned upon to be snapping random photos inside a hospital.

Pleasantly surprised!! Super happy that I picked a local spot for dinner and we will absolutely be…read moreback. Love the old school vibe from growing up when times were more simple. The food was great wonderful, service was provided like a team and the ambiance with live music was so nice- can't wait to return again soon!

You can tell by the way the owner responds to reviews that he clearly doesn't take criticism well…read more Instead of addressing concerns professionally, he resorts to personal insults and low blows about people's appearance and financial situation just because they had an experience he doesn't want to own up to. The owner claimed we forgot our IDs, which isn't true. One of us simply left it in the car and went back to get it. He also claimed one of us was wearing a tank top, which was completely false. It was a regular short-sleeve shirt. Maybe the owner should learn what a tank top actually is before making assumptions and insulting customers. On top of that, making comments about people "living at home" and not being able to "afford sleeves" was immature, unnecessary, and honestly just embarrassing behavior from a business owner. The whole experience was strange and uncomfortable. Considering it was a weekend night and there were only about four people there, the place already looked like it was about to close down. After the way we were treated, it's not hard to see why. I give it a few years since most of it audience is old and passing away with it

emilio was amazing!!! great service and food came out super fast! nice ambiance and great vibe…read more Everyone was so friendl!

Orange Cafe Bistro is amazing! Their food is one of the best-kept secrets in Orange County. From…read morechicken fried steak with fresh biscuits and housemate gravy, to Eggs Benedict, to off-the-menu Oatmeal with raisins & brown sugar to Sausage and Eggs and Breakfast Burritos - it's all delicious! The servers are friendly (Maria, Nina, Mia, Alicia, and Emilio) and usually fast (they get busy on the weekends). We've been coming here for 28 years and it never disappoints. Come give it a try - you'll be pleasantly surprised!

This place is delicious. Workers are so friendly and place…read moreis so clean. Great variety with great taste.

I enjoy the all you can eat aspect, and I love their sushi. However the sushi proportions are too…read moresmall. All other dishes proportions are huge, almost too much. It doesn't make sense why the sushi servings are extremely minuscule. You get like two pieces. They need to increase how many slices they put on your plate, it would lower the line so people don't have to keep going back for more. Sometimes the chicken is still pink, and the meat tastes off... and other times the dishes are amazing. You defiantly get your bang for your buck though. Less than $15 for all you can eat! (even if it's unsafe to do so) USE THE BATHROOM BEFORE YOU COME. Because they don't have one, and if you leave you have to pay again to get back in. (A lot of people sneak in tho) Last but not least service is amazing! Everyone that works here is a such a sweet heart.

Modern decor. Food was surprisingly good for a hospital cafeteria and the rice noodle I got at the…read moreFilipino place was genuinely delicious. Place could use a little cleaning though.

My brother is at UCI Medical Center recovering from a stroke. He's been here for over 2 weeks so…read moreI've dropped in to have dinner or grab a snack, water, or drink. The food isn't bad, better than other hospital food I've tried. They also offer a selection of sandwiches, wraps, pastries, other food items like sushi, and various drink options. Today I tried the BBQ chicken pizza and it was delicious and full of flavors The staff here is very friendly, welcoming, and attentive. They have an indoor and outdoor seating area with wall sockets to charge your phones. The cafeteria is very tranquil and comfortable spot to come and enjoy family or quiet time.

Went here on a Saturday for lunch around 12pm. Busy but not really super busy…read more Not as many food spots as I thought there would be since I was expecting rodeo/Long Beach hangar vibes. Lots of tables and chairs though. Jenga, corn hole and some other activities outside. Air hockey inside. It was a bit broken down but still playable. Tip: just park at the dog park and walk over. If not, it's 90 mins free validated. I paid $1.50 for 1 hour and 43 mins, so not sure if it's just $1.50/hr after the 90 mins.

There are a lot of empty spaces. Most of the good places have pulled out. I think their parking…read moresystem is the main reason. You get 90 minutes free with validation. When you enter you go to a kiosk and enter your license number. When you leave the arm will open unless you stayed to long then you have to pay. Its to much of a hassle, I probably won't returnto.

The perfect stop after driving in from LV! After 4.5 hours on the road, we were hungry but didn't…read moreexactly know what we wanted to eat, a quick little Yelp search brought us to Anaheim Packing House. The variety of food options will satisfy anyone's craving. We reached there around 1:30pm, and it was pretty busy. We were able to snag one of the last stalls available in the parking lot, they do have a valet option too, or street parking. After doing the grand tour of the food court, we opted for Zabon, because let's be real, ramen is always the answer when not knowing what exactly to eat. The food court itself is so open and inviting, you're greeted with a grilled cheese bar as you walk in, and a wine bar in the middle. It is two stories, so don't forget to check out downstairs before making your decision on where you'll be grabbing food from.

I'm writing this review to document a serious accessibility issue that occurred during my visit to…read moreAnaheim Packing House. I am a full-time wheelchair user. While visiting the Packing House, I attempted to use the ground-floor men's restroom. The restroom doorway has a raised threshold that made independent wheelchair access extremely difficult. While attempting to exit the restroom, my wheelchair became stuck. It ultimately required the assistance of four able-bodied individuals to help me get out. During this process, the raised threshold bent my wheelchair wheel, rendering it unsafe and unusable. Because I rely on my wheelchair for daily mobility, I was forced to purchase an emergency replacement immediately, at significant personal expense. I cannot wait weeks for repairs or a cheaper alternative -- I need a functioning wheelchair now. The experience was physically painful, emotionally distressing, and deeply embarrassing. I am also scheduled for major surgery on March 3, which makes reliable wheelchair access medically critical. Today, I am experiencing increased pain as a result of the physical strain from this incident. Based on my experience, the restroom access does not appear ADA compliant, and the Anaheim Packing House as a whole is not wheelchair-friendly. This is a serious safety concern, not a minor inconvenience. No one should risk injury or financial loss simply to use a restroom. I hope management takes this review seriously and addresses the accessibility issues so that other patrons with mobility disabilities do not have to go through what I experienced.

If you are a foodie and love old and new twists on traditional flavors from all around the world…read morethen the 4th Street Market is for you. From coffees and designer drinks to delicious meals and deserts the 4th Street Market has it all. A collection of great start up restaurants that offer friendly service and comfortable atmospheres both inside and outside. I love when I get the opportunity to work in the area and get to have lunch at one of the many restaurants. They occasionally have locations move out and new purveyors move in. Sometimes it is sad to see a location leave but the new restaurants that move in are almost always a great new experience. This is a place to visit when in the area or when planning a day passing through or near by. There is something for every taste including great coffee and deserts. Put it on your list and enjoy.

Walking into 4SM in Santa Ana feels like your stomach just won the lottery. It's a…read morechoose-your-own-adventure for people whose love language is "let's grab a bite." You've got Baked Banhs serving up Vietnamese goodness that makes you question why you ever settled for a sad desk lunch. Altar Baja Market brings the Baja vibes, while Fakas Island Grill and Tayabak by Dakine Grindz team up to say, "Why book a flight when you can get island food right here?" Then there's Tuk Tuk Thai casually reminding you that spice is a personality trait!! If your sweet tooth starts acting up, Gina's Crepes and Waffles and Sivar Treats are ready to ruin your self-control in the best way possible!! Need a sip break? Loose Leaf Boba and Daily Kombucha have you covered.... whether you're in the mood for chewy tapioca therapy or something that says "I do yoga now." Craving comfort? The Chicken Rice, Deli Station, and The Golden Eatery are basically edible hugs!! Feeling trendy? Trendz Street Cocina and Recess by Playground make you feel like you discovered them before everyone else did (even though everyone else is already there). Pro tip: parking's in the garage behind the food hall. Which is perfect, because after you've made just one lap and somehow ordered from 3 different spots, you'll appreciate the short walk back. It's a little tight and slightly maze-like.... expect to do at least 1 accidental lap before finding your friends. Tbh, that just gives you more time to scope out what you're eating next!! Great hangout spot with enough food options to keep everyone happy (and indecisive)!!

Great service. And great food. Fransisco was an exceptional…read moreserver. Definitely will come back!

Food is always fantastic and the service even better! Especially Francisco who is friendly and…read moreattentive and makes sure we always leave happy.

Small but friendly choice of different food vendors of different cuisines + ample seating! I got…read morethe onigiri balls this time around which I really enjoyed!

Nice food court style area with a diverse food selection. I was here long time ago, when it first…read moreopened with some friends. Most of the food shops are really cool.