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    4.1 (178 reviews)
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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Live music
    Happy hour specials

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    Vanessa G.

    My husband and I stopped in for breakfast last week. The portions are plentiful. The breakfast grilled cheese and breakfast burrito were both amazing. The potatoes are great too. The service was wonderful. Ive been to the bar side many times, but this time we sat in the dining room. It was just us, so it was very quiet. More people started arriving to eat as we were leaving.

    Train station right outside
    Paloma O.

    Streamliner lounge is a must try in Orange County. It is such a cute spot with fun decor and the train station right behind so you can see it when it stops from the inside. We came on a Thursday evening and there were seats available right away. The service was excellent and the food was also delicious. The sliders were a hit, and the tater tots were too. The appetizers were on a deal for happy hour, so we took advantage. I will definitely be coming back now that I know about this place as their menu has great options. There was a sign that said they do trivia nights too, which sounds fun!

    Southern fried Benny with sweet potato fries.
    Kathy W.

    This is a cool Art Deco diner inside the Orange train station. The vibe is cool old school and the menu is American classics. Breakfast is omelets, pancakes, oatmeal with plenty of toppings, and eggs Benedict options. Lunch is burgers and sandwiches -- again, American traditional offerings. I really enjoyed the pesto chicken sandwich. And those sweet potato fries are tasty. There's an outdoor patio (which I haven't used) and half the space is a bar -- where you can order food, too. Brewed iced tea. Service is good and the kitchen is fast. Be sure to take a moment and stroll around and check out the art on the walls -- it's a fun throwback to the days when this station was new.

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    Danica V.

    A old school diner located near the circle. Cute space with nostalgic feel. Came on a Friday night with a jazz band playing. Great local vibe. As far as food. Expect nothing gourmet just your old traditional diner food. A lil pricey for what you get but I think it's more for the experience. Their old fashioned whiskey wasn't too bad either Love supporting local businesses

    Fries
    Cheryl V.

    We came here craving milkshakes and fries and wanted to enjoy the train passing by and figured it would be a nice date spot that we hadn't tried yet. Came in and the barkeep was really sweet waved us over to some tables and brought some menus over right away. We ordered a root beer float and a strawberry milkshake and some fries. It came out to $23 and some change. The entire place felt a little bit larger than it should be for how many guests were there at the time. It felt really empty but we wanted to give it a chance. Our drinks came out and we were very excited, but as we kept consuming them, we noticed this odd aftertaste from the ice cream and the milk that was used. We unfortunately could not finish our drinks because they tasted so off and I'm slightly worried as I'm writing this to get sick later. The french fries were basic, but ultimately glad they were there to get the taste out of our mouth from the milkshakes, left our mouths tasting very coppery it was so odd. The bartender did mention that they had the machine turned off and that it was going to take some time for the ice cream to harden. It did feel somewhat powdery like it was rehydrated somehow. Ultimately, we will not be coming back here and are very disappointed with the quality of the food even though everything looked like it was going to be delicious.

    Chicken fried Benny
    Luis S.

    Great great place!!!! From the train theme to the service, i can't say enough good about this place! The breakfast options are amazing and the flavor is all there. Most importantly, pricing here is awesome! Less than 50 bucks for two breakfast with coffees. . Can't wait to come back and try the breakfast burger and the grilled cheese breakfast sandwich

    Garden Omelette.
 I forgot to take a pic of the yummy "Hot Fluffy Beignets"!
    Aileen J.

    About a dozen of us came for brunch on a Saturday after visiting the Hilbert Museum across the street. I was pleased to see "Fluffy Hot Beignets" listed as a side choice for the Garden Omelette that I requested with egg whites. Such a treat to enjoy beignets with syrup, the omelette and the House Potatoes. Strawberry Lemonade was my beverage. My tablemates ordered burgers and the Seafood Combo. Those looked good. The menu lists a nice selection of Fresh Salads and Sandwiches. We arrived when the lounge opened and were seated immediately. The food arrived after a decent interval based on the size of our party. There is ample parking in the surface lot.

    Wings
    Justine B.

    Drinks were strong, and doing the work. Wings were great! Live music was fun. Service was good given the amount of folks at the bar. I'll be back for the live music, everything else was pretty standard.

    Great pour of good bourbon
    Daryl P.

    Happy Hour! Good pub grub and good drinks! Greg is a great bartender that isn't stingy with his neat pour.

    Cobb Salad
    Becky F.

    They do live music on Saturdays at 7:30 so plan accordingly. The band was very good and I would absolutely go another Saturday to enjoy the band but we didn't know about it and came to celebrate a family birthday so once the music started the conversation stopped (just something to keep in mind when planning). The food was good, all very typical American diner fare. The location is great- we got to watch a bunch of trains go by which was great for the kids. One of the rooms has a little train that runs along the ceiling which was very cute. The service was okay - our waitress was great and very nice but stretched very thin. It was just her and one other girl and there was a private party in a back room so our waitress had to handle all the tables in the dining area herself. The milkshakes were killer - I 1000% recommend. All in all I'd definitely go back.

    Beautiful, but empty. No one knows this place is open because it looks abandoned from the outside.
    Penelope P.

    The potential of this place is being wasted! This is such a cool place - a beautiful old-fashioned diner right next to a train station! But it always looks closed! Why are the windows tinted? Why are the blinds always down? Open things up! Make it look more inviting! This place could be bustling if only people knew it was there.

    Patty melt
    Darleen P.

    We stumbled upon this little dinner last week. We finally got a chance to come back and try it out. We were not disappointed. The service was fast, and the food was beyond good! The deco is really nice. We will be coming back ! There are so many things on the menu that look good!

    Ribeye Steak, green beans and fries
    Eric S.

    Greg, the bartender has such a great disposition. He's a positive person who love oks to engage with his customers. He knows our drink and knows how to make them the way we like. Streamliner as a restaurant lounge is like an old school diner. Nothing fancy, but serves its purpose when it comes to strong drinks and something like wings or sliders to snack on. The food isn't spectacular, but it's a good value for what you get. Catch them during happy hour for even better value. Some of the appetizers are about $5 off the normal price. What to order? The Cobb salad was plentiful and hit the salty, crunchy and refreshing spots. The char-grilled ribeye isn't the best steak but for $20 bucks it's better than most diner's steaks. Enjoy good value, strong drinks and Greg the bartender.

    Loaded tots (upper left), mini street tacos *contains pork* (upper right), slider duo + fries (front)

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    (815 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    Club 616

    4.6
    (188 reviews)
    2.9 mi
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    Stowaway

    Stowaway

    4.5
    (780 reviews)
    4.2 mi
    $$

    My friends chose this spot on a whim. I was skeptical going in as it was in the afternoon on a…read moreSunday but there was a surprising amount of people inside. Service was extremely friendly and attentive. Food and drinks were great. My table got the mojito and a few other speciality drinks everyone enjoyed. The appetizers were great and I look forward to trying some of their dishes. Totally worth a visit if you're in the area. Another positive....the bathrooms were clean and didn't smell like piss

    Stowaway just rolled out five new drinks for summer with a summer camp theme. This enticed us to…read morecome back and try the new drinks after our last few visits were subpar. You can make reservations on Yelp, and there is also a Yelp live wait list. We visited during happy hour (Tuesday thru Friday from 4pm to 6pm) to take advantage of their food specials. We had the coconut shrimp ($12, but $7 during happy hour) which are always good. We also had some fries ($7, but $5 during happy hour). They were good and a generous portion. She wanted to try the vegan (cauliflower) salt & vinegar wings ($14, but $9 during happy hour). They were breaded and fried well, but had very little flavor. There was just a light sprinkle of a salt & vinegar seasoning. More salt and a dash of malt vinegar on them, or a side of malt vinegar would have made them a lot better. The happy hour food was a good value and got something in our stomachs. My first cocktail was the Wilderness Badge (Tequila, Lemongrass, Basil, Bergamot, Lemon, $17). This was by far my favorite. I love Italicus liqueur and this drink had great bergamot flavor up front with a light basil flavor from the basil infused tequila. It was very balanced and I would have never guessed this was a tequila based cocktail. She started out with the Sasquatch Sighting (Jamacian Overproof Rum, Cynar, Mango, Molasses, Lime, $17). This was balanced, with a light bitterness and light sweetness with mango flavor. Next, I tried The Lost Camper (Demerara Rum, Thai Green Tea, Pineapple, Coconut, Lime, $16). It was a pineapple bomb with a hint of coconut. I didn't like it at all and actually sent it back. I did think the skeleton arm and hand swizzle stick was cool. It is served with the hand at the bottom, but I took the picture with it sticking out. Instead, I had the Black Sands from the regular cocktail menu (Bali Hai Pineapple Rum, Diplomatica Reserve Rum, Pineapple, Orange, Guava, Lime, Coco, charcoal, $18). It is served with a flaming lime and sugar cube. I've had this several times and love it. It has a great funky complex flavor. Next, she had the Naked & Afraid (Mezcal, Campari, Smoked Pineapple, Serrano, Passionfruit, Lemon, $17). This was really good with a great complex mix of smoke and bitterness with a little heat. She gulped it down, and I was lucky to get a few sips. We decided to share the last new cocktail, the Scouts Honor (Vokda, Peach, Mandarin, Orgeat, Lime, $16) so we could say we tried them all. It looks nice with a bright orange color, but it was very sweet and peach forward with a hint of orange. Our server Crystal was great, very friendly and provided great service. We started collecting mugs recently, and we bought the Belly of the Beast Monstro mug ($62) to take home. BOTB is their Pinocchio themed speakeasy in the back (separate reservation required). They also have several other Stowaway branded mugs available. This visit was definitely better than our last few. As far as the five new Summer Camp cocktails, two were excellent, one was good, one was ok, and one was not good. The food was good, and is a great value during happy hour.

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    3.6
    (237 reviews)
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    I celebrated my 38th birthday on June 6th with some of my closest friends, and once again, this bar…read moredid not disappoint. The atmosphere is always great, the beer selection is excellent, and the prices are more than reasonable. It's the kind of place where you can relax, have a few drinks, watch a game, and end up making memories you'll be talking about for weeks afterward. Our group tends to get a little rowdy when we're all together, but that's part of the fun. The guys had our own table while our girlfriends had theirs, and from the moment I walked through the door, the birthday festivities were in full swing. Before I knew it, I had a drink in one hand and a round of birthday shots waiting for me in the other. Let's just say I somehow survived the night. The next day, I had to perform at a concert, and I spent most of the day questioning my life choices while trying not to puke my guts out before showtime. Somehow, I pulled it together and managed to perform for a sold-out crowd that night. The staff was great, the crowd was fun, and there was never a dull moment. My single friends seemed to be enjoying themselves just as much as I was, and the energy throughout the bar made for an unforgettable birthday celebration. If I had to describe this place in one word, it would be: amazing. Great drinks, great people, great atmosphere, and always a great time. I'll definitely be back.

    Hey it's your local hangout, dive bar. Good times with strong drinks. Located to everything in the…read morecircle of orange. If you're not familiar with it , it's walkable .

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    Sonder

    Sonder

    4.3
    (187 reviews)
    2.9 mi
    $$

    So I had banh duc which is like a Vietnamese bolognese with rice flour pudding. Utterly insane. A…read moremust try. So savory and delicious. Then I had their take on a Mexican seafood cocktail (I hate the original). Amazing. Culinary engineering at its finest. They do some magic to make a clear sauce that has a hint of acid, tomato and horseradish. Octopus. Thinly sliced shrimp. Nate the chef is a master. Top 5 in Oc. The food is basically comfort food married with brilliant technique and execution. A must visit !!!!!

    Wow where do I begin. Sonder really stands out from all of the countless restaurants in OC. The…read moreinside is gorgeous; both grand and retro but with a charm. It's perfect for an intimate date or fun night out. I would describe it has a vinyl bar with great cocktails and a unique menu featuring Asian fusion tapas/sharable bites. Fun fact: Sonder is owned by siblings Diane and Lamson and is located right next to Lamson's first restaurant , Kaizen Shabu! This place sometimes gets booked for private events so I HIGHLY recommend making a reservation as to not wait and guarantee it isn't closed the day you want to come. There is also usually events or a live DJ later in the evenings so check their instagram to be up at date @sonderdtsa. The food here is absolutely delicious and flavorful. It tastes both familiar but also new by putting a unique twist on dishes and flavors you already know. Some standout dishes are the little gem salad, dill milk bread, and charred beets. My only complaint is that the Sichuan fries were not as crispy and I would have liked. They are also quite greasy and heavy. But I understand why it is soggy due to being tossed in the Sichuan oil after frying to achieve the numbing flavor. We also tried the black sesame walnut for dessert and it was to die for; such a toasty flavor that paired perfectly with the creamy ice cream. While there are a few staple menu items, the kitchen seems to often be coming out with different dishes so you're sure to not be tired coming here time and time again.

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    Sophisticated bar and classy chandeliers
    Sophisticated bar and classy chandeliers
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    Hanger steak
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    The Blind Rabbit

    The Blind Rabbit

    4.5
    (3.5k reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$$

    Surprisingly, I've never been to a speakeasy locally (only when traveling!) and this experience…read moregenuinely made me feel like I was somewhere far away. The space is hidden and intimate, and once you're inside, it really does feel exclusive in the best way. It adds to the whole experience and makes it feel like a true escape. The food was fresh and thoughtfully prepared, and they were also accommodating with our dietary restrictions, which I really appreciated. Overall, such a fun and memorable night. Definitely recommend making a reservation ahead of time -- it's a small space with only 30 spots and fills up quickly.

    Been wanting to try this place ever since it opened and finally got the chance to do so…read more Located at the packing district, expect to park hella far away or prepare to valet. Not sure if reservations are required, but this speakeasy is pretty tiny so I can't imagine it can accommodate walk ins. We had a reservation for 8pm on a Friday night. The door is very well hidden, I thought it'd be in a basement around the corner or something. The space is really small, so big groups are not advised. I had the niña fresa, a strawberries and creme type drink. Delicious! If you like sweet drinks, otherwise do not get it. I had the Saturn afterwards. Still a little sweet, but mostly sour. The server came by to say that we only had 25 min left, so we hurriedly ordered a last drink. But when he delivered it, it magically became 5 min! I chugged my drink and was ushered out the door. Overall it was pretty nice but I didn't enjoy having to rush at the very end.

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