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    Summit House

    4.3 (2.9k reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Dessert Sampler
    Derek S.

    Came by for dinner the other night and it was a mediocre experience. Summit House is located on a hill with fantastic views of Orange County. Parking was available both valet as well as self-park. Dining seemed to be available in the dining room or in private rooms. The entire experience felt like "old money." It appeared that many diners were there for a special occasion. Started off with the crab cakes which didn't have much crab...bummer. It was more like breading with a little bit of crab. It didn't taste like crab cake either. The scallops appetizer was also lacklustre as the bacon had some heavy baking soda aftertaste?!? The mushroom appetizer was different. Highlights from the meal included the dry aged prime ribeye which had a fantastic char, fantastic marbling, and cooked to a perfect medium rare! Portions were gigantic and perfect for sharing! The chilean sea bass entree was also gigantic and really nicely executed with super flakey sea bass. The bone marrow mac and cheese was very rich and came out as a gigantic portion, perfect for sharing. Our waitress throughout the evening was fantastic. Ended the meal off with the dessert sampler which was a fantastic way to try out all their desserts in a smaller portion! ~$110/head after tax and gratuity with plenty of leftovers!

    Seaside sampler for four
    Jeremy S.

    I visited this restaurant for the first time and made a dinner reservation for my mom's birthday. Every Wednesday, they have discounts on their roasted prime rib cuts. For example, the cottage cut (seven ounces) costs $39 instead of $59 on Wednesdays. Despite the pricy menu items, the food quality, service, and ambience make for an excellent opportunity to celebrate a special occasion. Firstly, we ordered the seaside sampler for four as an appetizer. This included Chesapeake Bay-style crab cakes, chilled Mexican prawns, and ahi sashimi. I enjoyed the ahi sashimi the most as the large and fresh slices had a nice sear with a savory seasoning on the edges. The crab cakes tasted great and filling with a dill horseradish aioli as the menu listed. While I didn't try the prawns, my mom enjoyed those the most as they had a slightly sweet flavor. I did enjoy the cocktail sauce. Secondly, I ordered the cottage cut, which included seven ounces of roasted prime rib, creamed corn au gratin, creamed spinach, and a Yorkshire popover. The cut tasted lovely at medium rare as it had a soft texture and good balance of meat and fat. I appreciated that my mom got an especially thick cut of prime rib. Seven ounces feels just right for me given that the entree includes other sides. The creamed corn au gratin tasted a little sweet without an overwhelming flavor. I liked how the creamed spinach had a similar taste. A Yorkshire popover has an airy texture with a buttery and eggy taste. Au jus and horseradish butter elevated the prime rib. Thirdly, we had an English trifle for dessert. The menu says that the trifle consists of cake layers soaked with rum and brandy, including English custard, strawberries, Chantilly cream, and caramelized sliced almonds. It had a uniquely sweet flavor due to the soaking, and the almonds provided some crunch. I found the dessert tasty. I found the staff polite, friendly, and professional. Our server disclosed the discounts on their prime rib cuts and listed their prices. She also mentioned other featured entrees in detail. The staff also consistently refilled my water glass. We also had the opportunity to ask another staff member for olive oil and balsamic vinaigrette for our baked bread. He came back and made a little small talk, fondly reminiscing how his former restaurant would serve the same sauces with their bread. My mom also got a birthday card with a printed message and signatures from the staff. The restaurant provided a simply elegant ambience. While entering the indoor seating area, we passed an exhibition kitchen and table displaying various desserts. Customers generally wore semi-formal clothing, and the restaurant recommends business-casual attire. A pianist played various songs and tunes to make for a fancy yet calm atmosphere. I especially enjoyed how the pianist played "Clair de lune." It felt nice to experience a rare moment of hearing classical music played inside a restaurant. The restaurant also provides valet parking if you can't find a convenient spot.

    Beet Arugula Salad
    Katie C.

    Self parking is quite limited near the restaurant and extremely tight. There is an additional lot at the bottom of the hill but doesn't seem like there is a stairwell/walkway up and you will need to hug the curb walking up the hill. Your best bet is free valet, with tip of course. French Onion Soup -soo good. Gruyere was plenty and perfectly melted. Hokkaido Scallops -scallops were cooked perfectly, tender and silky. Pecans in the sauce added just the right amount of texture. We dipped out commentary sourdough into the sauce and it was perfection. Bone Marrow Mac n' Cheese -really cheesy but not overpowering, paired well with the decadent bone marrow. However, it was a bit heavy that we ended up taking the rest to-go. Summit House Cut (10 oz Prime Rib)- we ordered all around medium and our server made sure it was perfect before setting it down. She was understanding and willing to bring it back if the wellness wasn't to our desire. Tender and as expected however, we did end up asking for more au jus as it wasn't enough. Sides that came with Prime Rib weren't my favorite but they were decent. Creamed spinach not much flavor, liked the creamed corn better. Yorkshire popover was not that great, a bit too crisp on the outside that it seemed dried. Our table asked for au jus poured overtop and it helped a bit but still quite dry. English Trifle -syrup that cake is soaked in made it quite sweet. If you don't like wet mushy cakes you won't like this. Caramelized almond brittle helps bring in some extra texture.

    Bone Marrow Mac & Cheese
    Vanessa T.

    The food was amazing and the service was great. We sat in the area with a view, and it was all very splendid. From the beginning to the end, absolutely amazing. This restaurant is definitely worth the wait. My husband had made reservations months in advance. Very nice experience.

    $66 Summit Cut Roast Prime Ribs of Beef (5/5) tender juicy, we found the creamed spinach to be more bitter than what we are used to.
    Lorraine M.

    Beautiful restaurant and an amazing view. Surprisingly well-kept facility for its age. Airy ambiance with live piano music. Friendly and attentive service. The complimentary bread and butter is Amazing!

    Skuna Bay Salmon
    Angelica Z.

    What a great experience! Would have loved a window table for our anniversary but maybe that's a special request. Our waiter was great! Very personable and was around at all the right times. Drinks: we got Soul Mate Sour and The G&G - I LOVE guava so the g & g was 10/10 so delicious! Soul mate sour was just fitting for the occasion. For our appetizer we got the sampler since we couldn't choose but if we go back again we'd get the ahi sashimi. They had a special salad available that night and it was delicious. It was probably arugula, pear, pistachio, goat cheese, and a vinaigrette. VERY GOOD. I don't have a photo of my partners food but he got the cottage cut roast prime ribs which again, DELICIOUS. And the horseradish options?! We still think about them. I also really loved the creamed spinach it came with. His plate was wiped clean. For myself, I got the salmon which is always a risky choice because more often than not it's cooked dry. Not this time... it was buttery and soft and perfectly cooked. Overall, this was a 10/10 experience and I'd love to go back for more.

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    I haven't been here in over a decade, what can I say except Excellent!!!! OMG the food is amazing and the service surperb.

    Famous Creamed Corn- Quart
    Megan O.

    Came to Summit House for a Valentine's Day dinner. Everything was amazing! Restaurant- Cute english cottage restaurant. Beautiful outside, gorgeous inside. They had lots of parking, with valet option available too. Inside they had many fireplaces going and live piano music. All of the tables are facing a beautiful view. Such a beautiful ambiance. Service- Cameron was top tier. He was so sweet, helpful with questions and recommendations, and frequently checked in to see how we were doing. Our food also came out within 5-10 minutes of ordering it. We were amazed how fast the food came out! There were also kind gentlemen that came to clear our plates whenever we finished a dish. Such amazing service. Food- Food was 10/10. We tried escargot for the first time and my date loooooved it. It wasn't my cup of tea but they prepared it wonderfully. My date ordered the lamb and I ordered the John Dory fish. Both were excellent! The bread and the cream corn were wonderful too. To end our night, we got the carrot cake which was to die for. It was so moist and delicious!

    Menu (as of 3/14/26)
    Earl G.

    I finally got to try this place and just in time for the OC restaurant week pre fixe menu! The food was nothing special and I'm not sure if I'll ever be back. Blue Cheese Iceberg Wedges - well balanced salad with creamy blue cheese dressing on crunchy lettuce leaves, the bacon bits and pecans added great texture and umami to the salad, tangy tomatoes complemented the rich dressing well Prime Rib Castle Cut - DONT get it. You're basically paying for bone. I got the castle cut expecting more meat but nobody lets you know that it is a bone-in cut and less meat than expected is pretty disappointing, ordered med rare but came out more medium, au jus and horseradish were good flavorful complements since the meat was on the bland side Creamed Spinach - on the salty side but complemented the weaker flavors of the prime rib Creamed Corn - very flavorful and definitely creamy, thoroughly enjoyed this one Row 503 Pinot Noir - dry enough to complement the prime rib, easy to drink and great pairing NY Style Cheesecake - dense and decadent cheesecake with tart strawberries and strawberry sauce to pair, great ending to a savory dish Besides the food, the biggest flat for me was the amount of critters during dinner. There was a big fly circling the dinner room, a crane fly hanging around our window from the inside, and a little spider crawling around the dining table. If I'm expecting to pay a little more for a classy dinner, these are things I'd never want to encounter.

    Complimentary Bread
    David P.

    You know it's a celebration at Summit House. The private uphill entrance exudes exclusivity while the House on the hill provides a scenic view of the city. Make reservations because this restaurant was packed for Valentine's Day. There's private parking in the limited lot and they also have valet parking. The dining experience was superb and our server, Marissa, was very attentive. Despite being very busy, she always made sure to check on our table, snapped a great photo, and provided great detail of the menu. The Filet Mignon (7oz medium rare) was one of the most tender beef I've tasted. The chef cooked it perfectly with a seasoned crust on the outside and tender lightly red in the middle. The accompanying Béarnaise sauce elevated the dish. The creamed corn was savory with lots of corn and creamy flavorful sauce. The escargot was tender and cooked in delicious garlic butter. I used the complimentary sourdough bread to dip in the sauce which made it divine. I couldn't end dinner without dessert, which I tried the Caramel Bread Pudding. It was so good, and not too sweet. The bread had some crisp edges, which juxtaposed with the soft ice cream. The flavors melded together very well. I recommend requesting a table by the window to see the city lights or even the outside dining area. I will definitely come back for another celebration.

    Lobster Bisque Soup - Bowl
    Stephanie D.

    Came here with my family on a Friday evening and had a reservation for 5:15. Got seated pretty much right away. We ordered the OC restaurant week special and I picked the lobster bisque, 7oz prime rib, and cream puff dessert (sorry can't remember what it's called). I couldn't have wine since I'm pregnant and was hoping they'd let me sub for a non alcoholic cocktail. All they could offer me was a soft drink so I opted for sprite + lemonade. Pretty bummed about that since a glass of wine was roughly $13, which is the same price as a cocktail. The lobster bisque was delicious and kicked my meal off pretty well. I had to order the steak at Medium which definitely made a difference for me. I didn't full enjoy it but the sides were amazing! We had creamed corn, creamed spinach, and a popover. The creamed corn was probably one of the best that I've had. My dessert was also fantastic. I was insanely full but had to keep eating. It was 2 scoops of ice cream in two cream puffs and the flavors just worked so well together. I've never had a dessert like that and it was definitely one of a kind! My only gripes is the critters we kept finding. There was a fly buzzing around the table for the first portion of the meal. Then after the soup came out, a spider crawled across the table towards my son and my husband had to get it with his hands. Then; towards the middle to end of the meal, a crane fly was flying around the table. I've actually never had a problem like this before in any restaurant so it was a bit annoying. Overall; the experience was nice and the best part was the dessert. I'm not sure if we'd come back though.

    Richard F.

    The ambiance is top notch whether you're inside or outside. It's my favorite spot for prime rib in the LA area. Parking can be difficult in the main lot, but they have a lower lot and valet parking Food/Drink- 4 stars Truffle fries- these were superb. definitely order Escargot- a bit disappointed by it. The snails had more bitterness than expected Prime rib- this was divine. Every slice of the prime rib was so flavorful. I love how you can request it to be cut thinly into English cuts. The creamed corn and creamed spinach were very good, and I appreciated that it wasn't overwhelmed with heavy cream, like a lot of other steakhouses. I was a bit disappointed by the Yorkshire pudding, which came out a bit dry desserts- we tried the chocolate profiteroles and strawberry cheesecake. Both were pretty good / standard steakhouse quality Service- 4 stars Our server, Matt, was excellent. My only complaint was the pacing, as we did wait a long time between our appetizers and entrees. Bottom Line The ambiance, views and prime rib were top notch. But the pacing and dryness of the Yorkshire pudding left some room for improvement

    Prime rib
    Jason C.

    This place is still one of our favorite steakhouses. You can't go wrong with the prime rib or rib eye or any other dish on their menu. Bread pudding was also really good! Our waitress was also super nice despite the busyness. She gave us a little card for our celebration. Very pleasant! They instituted a new policy where you have to pay for an extra plate if you buy an entree to share. They told us big groups were coming in and ordering entrees to share and taking advantage of the unlimited bread and corn. Understandable but my wife and I are on low carb diets so we don't even finish the first round of bread and corn. Why not just cap the bread and corn or establish a threshold of orders based on the party size. Anyways not a big deal but just a heads up for people who want to share. Aside from that, prices are pretty reasonable for the dishes themselves. We ordered the prime rib castle cut which I believe is 24 oz. It was under $100 and I think we will have enough leftover for days. Option to valet park or at the visitors lot down the hill if you're willing to park. Super nice view if you sit outside.

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    Ask the Community - Summit House

    When do the carolers start?

    The carolers will be here the following dates: December 5th-7th… 

    Can I use a gift card to pay for Take Out order?

    Yes, you can use a gift card to pay for a take out order. Mark Fleshner… 

    Do you have any vegan dishes? One person in our party is vegan.

    Karen Yes we do- on our menu we have the Black Sheep Farm Organic Vegetable Skillet. Thanks for your… 

    What is the Wednesday special?

    Prime Rib Wednesday, price on a prime rib dinner is reduced.

    On what date do the carolers start at the restaurant?

    The carolers will be here November 30tth and December 1st, the 6th-8th, and the 13th-24th.

    Dogs allowed on patio?

    No.

    Can I bring my own bottle of champagne ? Is there a corking fee?

    Yes, there is a fee. Even for the cake, there is a cake-cutting fee.

    Can you bring a bottle of wine in to the Summit house on Thanksgiving and what is the corking fee?

    Does "per guest" mean per table seating, including both bottles? Can't figure you mean $140 corkage… 

    What is the nearest hotel to Summit House?

    There is a Marriott by Cal State Fullerton and an Embassy Suites by Brea Mall.

    Do they take walk in for 2 peoples? or only reservation?

    Jin, why not just call them and ask? It will depend on when you want to go.

    Are we allowed to bring a cake? Is there a cake cutting fee?

    You are allowed to bring in a cake. We charge a $3.50 dessert fee per guest for any outside dessert brought into the restaurant.

    What non-alcoholic beverages do you serve?

    They have coffee, tea, soft drinks, lemonade. Their non-alcoholic cocktails include the Strawberry Mule and Autumn Pom (this one might be seasonal).

    Are masks still required?

    No masks required. 👍

    How strict are you on the kids menu? My 15 year old only likes the food offered on the kids menu, would she be able to order from that or get something comparable for more money.

    Yes, just let your server know and we will make every effort to accommodate you.

    Does the summit house have valet parking?

    Yes

    Is the cottage cut a really thin cut of prime rib or smaller in size?

    Our Cottage is 7-8 oz, the Summit House cut is 10 oz, and the Castle cut is 24 oz.

    Can you order dessert at the bar?

    Sure they have great desserts they love to show you on a tray

    For prime rib Wednesday. Which cut is served. Cottage or summit house or castle cut? How many oz. is cottage cut?

    It is the 7 oz Cottage Cut. The Summit cut and Castle cut are also discounted accordingly.

    How is the noise level here?

    Moderate to low. Very comfortable.

    What is the sulfur smell in the parking lot/outdoor areas? Is that there year round?

    We’re not aware of a sulfur smell, we haven’t smelled it and no one has mentioned it.

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    2.6 mi

    Had a fantastic tome at Chakos for an event. Fantastic service, great food, and great energy! Staff…read morewere super nice too. Owner is very very kind and we will be back for sure. Thank you!

    I attended Chako's Social for the Mexico vs. England World Cup match and, unfortunately, it was the…read moreworst World Cup viewing experience I've had in nearly 30 years of attending matches at venues across Southern California. The venue appeared to be focused on creating a nightclub atmosphere rather than providing a proper football watch party. There was a DJ, extremely loud music, and a host who continuously provided her own commentary throughout the match. Instead of allowing fans to enjoy the game, she repeatedly interrupted play with jokes, personal observations, and constant microphone chatter that distracted from the match. Halftime was especially frustrating. Rather than preparing for the second half, the host performed multiple songs while fans on the patio were asking for the match audio to be turned on. Even after the game resumed, the unnecessary commentary continued for the remainder of the match. To make matters worse, there was a $30 cover charge. I purchased tickets for my entire group in advance, spending well over $200 before food and drinks. For that price, I expected a venue that understood people were there to watch one of the biggest sporting events in the world--not to watch the host become the center of attention. A great World Cup watch party lets the match create the atmosphere. The crowd, the chants, the tension, and the emotion are what make these events memorable. Unfortunately, those moments were constantly interrupted. I genuinely wanted to like Chako's Social, but this experience was incredibly disappointing. If you're looking for a true football viewing experience where the game comes first, I cannot recommend it based on my visit.

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    Pour Company

    Pour Company

    4.4
    (702 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$

    This is one of my favorite places to come in Fullerton with friends, or to bring my wife on a date…read more Their patio is dog friendly, which is nice for pet owners. Ambience on the inside as well as the outside are both pretty great. I've also never had a bad meal here, virtually all of their food is spectacular and made from scratch although their prices are not "cheap" they are also very fair, especially given the quality of food. The drinks are also dead on, they have a wide range of craft beer as well as a full bar. The service is great. The only thing I could think of the lands in the constructive arena is their live music. Sometimes they have open mic nights, other times they have a hired band or musician. The music is way, wayyy too loud. I don't mind live music, but it can't be so loud that you are unable to enjoy the company. Patrons should be able to talk to the person or the people next to them without being drowned out by the music. I recently came with friends for drinks and we were having a great time for the first 10 minutes we were there, but when the music started, we couldn't hear each other talk at all. So we just sat there quietly, drowned out to mediocre music. We all had another drink and then left. Might be a better idea to have the music loud enough to be slightly above background noise, but low enough where you can reasonably talk and listen to those around. Even ordering at the bar was tough. We would yell an order at the bartender, who would yell at back for confirmation. Often, exchanges in this dialogue included "what was that?"

    Pour Company has been one of my favorite restaurants for a long time. I typically dine here at…read moreleast once a week because the food is consistently delicious, and when I visit in the evenings and sit in Mario's section, the service is always exceptional. Unfortunately, my experiences during the day have been the complete opposite, and both involved the same server, Tania B. The first incident occurred when I ordered my usual meal: the Steak Frites, cooked medium rare with the mushroom peppercorn gravy. When my meal arrived without mushrooms, I politely mentioned that it normally comes with them. Rather than checking with the kitchen or simply explaining the dish, Tania immediately insisted that it had never included mushrooms. I even asked if the recipe had recently changed because I had been there the previous week and it was served with mushrooms. She walked away, returned with a menu, tossed it on the table, and said, "It doesn't say mushrooms." Her tone and attitude were unnecessarily dismissive and unprofessional. Ironically, when I returned another evening and ordered the exact same dish, it was served with mushrooms. Today (7/31/26), I returned for lunch and, unfortunately, Tania was my server again. I ordered the Steak Frites medium rare, but it arrived closer to medium-well or well done. I politely explained that it wasn't cooked as ordered. She took the plate back, returned a few minutes later, and told me, "That's how it's going to be. Take it or leave it. The chef is the owner, and that's his message." I mentioned that last time she told me it didn't come with mushrooms and clearly there's mushrooms on my dish. She responds with, well sometime it does and sometimes it doesn't. I'm like so inconsistency is a thing here? She replies with if that's how you want to see it. I asked if I could speak with the owner directly, and she responded that he was "too busy making food" and refused to let me speak with him. My friend and I paid for the rest of our meal and were preparing to leave when I noticed another employee in the kitchen. I asked if he was the owner, and he explained that he wasn't and that the owner was actually downstairs. I simply asked if I could have Nick's phone number or email so I could share my concerns. The employee kindly said he would see what he could do. While we waited, Tania approached us multiple times in a confrontational manner instead of allowing us to wait peacefully. Rather than focusing on the guests seated at her bar, she seemed more interested in arguing with customers who had legitimate concerns. Throughout both visits, she displayed poor customer service, responded with attitude when simple requests were made (even something as basic as asking for a side of ranch seemed to annoy her), dismissed concerns instead of trying to resolve them, and escalated situations that could have been handled professionally in less than a minute. What makes this especially disappointing is that the restaurant itself is excellent. The food is consistently great, and Mario provides some of the best service I've experienced anywhere. Unfortunately, one employee can dramatically impact an otherwise outstanding restaurant. If Tania is, in fact, a manager as I was told, it's concerning. A manager should be setting the standard for hospitality, resolving guest concerns professionally, and de-escalating situations--not arguing with customers or making them feel unwelcome. I truly hope ownership addresses this because Pour Company deserves better representation than what I experienced. I would love to continue supporting this restaurant, but I will be avoiding daytime visits as long as this level of service continues.

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    Beautiful Patio
    Beautiful Patio
    Parmesan truffle fries at Pour Company in Fullerton. Crispy fries topped with herbs and cheese, served with dipping sauce
    Parmesan truffle fries at Pour Company in Fullerton. Crispy fries topped with herbs and cheese, served with dipping sauce
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