If you're looking for a local pizza spot with a fun, laid-back vibe, this is it! We always seem to…read morerun into someone we know there, which makes it feel like such a neighborhood favorite. The pizza is consistently delicious, the service is friendly and attentive, and the owners are truly great people who make everyone feel welcome. One of our go-to spots for a relaxed night out!

Love the Post! Best atmosphere, service, and food! Couldn't ask for a better place to go!read more

The service here is always on point. The staff treat you like you're the only person there even…read morewhen they're really busy. The tv's around the bar are a great touch to catch a game. The only complaint I have is that they never have the Steak Dinner or the Kabobs available when I go in for dinner. They have been out of these plates the last 4 times I have been in. Other than that, this place is great to grab a drink and watch a game.

Hi Melene Thank you for your response. I want to acknowledge…read morethat I did eventually sit down without being seated, and I understand that doing so was not consistent with your normal process. For that, I take responsibility. However, I believe your description leaves out important context that contributed to the situation. I waited in line like every other customer and spoke directly with the hostess. She was preparing to seat me, but then informed me that because I did not yet have all four members of my party present, I could not be seated. I explained that some members of my party were still looking for parking while others were on their way, and asked whether I could simply be seated as a party of one while I waited. I had driven a considerable distance specifically for this event and intended to purchase food and drinks. I was told that I could not be seated or served until the rest of my party arrived. What made this especially confusing was that the event had been advertised as first come, first served. Based on that advertising, I reasonably expected that arriving early and waiting in line would secure a place. Instead, I was told I could not be seated or served despite having arrived and waited my turn. Out of frustration, I briefly sat down hoping to get a drink of water and order food while waiting. When I was told I could not sit there, I immediately got up and left the table. I then asked whether there was anywhere else I could at least get food and water while waiting for my friends. Both the hostess and the manager informed me that I could not be served unless my full party was present. What further added to my frustration was watching a party of two get seated shortly afterward. Whether there were circumstances I was unaware of or not, it created the appearance that the policy was being applied inconsistently. My concern is less about being denied a table and more about the inconsistent messaging and customer experience. Had I been clearly informed in advance that "first come, first served" was subject to a full-party seating requirement, I would have planned accordingly. While I can acknowledge my role in the interaction, I believe there is also an opportunity for your business to reflect on how situations like this are communicated and handled. Customer dissatisfaction often comes not from the existence of a policy, but from inconsistent application and poor communication of that policy. Given the number of reviews expressing similar concerns, it may be worth considering whether there is a pattern that deserves attention. I wish your business success and appreciate you taking the time to respond.

I went on a Tuesday night and boy was I surprised. Not only did I get to line dance, but there was…read morea group of talented swing dancers that were so fun to watch! We got wings (that were yummy), and burgers (also good). A gal named Jessica who was very patient taught lessons and made it seem easy. DJ Scotty played all kinds of music, not just country. I will go back, it was a lively experience and I enjoyed watching the pro swing dancers on the dance floor while enjoying my food and listening to good music. I hope they do that every week!

There's a lot of potential here, but the experience needs to catch up with the concept they're…read moreadvertising. The space itself is decently nice. We enjoyed the outdoor area, and the live 80s band was fun. Inside has that traditional-but-modern brewery feel that works well, and overall I liked the atmosphere. One of the reasons I was particularly interested in trying Lone Wolf, though, was that they've been promoting an expanded beverage selection beyond beer, including wine and craft cocktails. As someone who doesn't necessarily go to a brewery just for beer, I was genuinely looking forward to that. Unfortunately, that part of the experience was disappointing. The bartender we interacted with was a nice enough guy, but the service felt unnecessarily rigid. I asked if I could sample one of the wines before ordering a glass and was told no. That seemed like an odd choice because, had I liked it, I probably would have ordered a couple glasses. I then ordered a mojito, which is on their menu, and the bartender made a comment along the lines of it being "a little extra" for this type of establishment. That struck me as strange. If a cocktail is on your menu....and you're actively advertising that you've expanded into cocktails, then customers shouldn't feel like they're asking for something unreasonable by ordering it. I was made to feel that way. When we asked about some of the other cocktails, we were then told that many really weren't available that evening because they had been hit so hard. This was a Saturday night with a promoted 80s cover band. That should be exactly the kind of evening an establishment plans and staffs for. Being busy is understandable; not being prepared to deliver a significant part of the menu on one of the busiest nights of the week is different. We also noticed other guests who seemed frustrated because they weren't receiving the service they expected. I think Lone Wolf needs to get very clear about what it wants to be. If the vision is primarily a brewery focused on beer, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But if you're going to prominently advertise an expanded selection of wine, spirits and cocktails, those offerings need to feel like a legitimate part of the business, not something customers are made to feel is inconvenient or unusual to order. Have the products available, empower the bartenders to show some flexibility, and make customers feel welcome ordering everything you choose to put on the menu. If Lone Wolf can get those pieces aligned, I think the experience could be considerably better.

Jesse James has not only elevated the experience at Canyon Inn, but is evolving bigger and better…read morethan its historic roots in OC by creating a welcoming and fun atmosphere for both old and new patrons alike. Wonderfully attentive, friendly and genuine people

Okay, so I have a lot to say about this place. The food and ambiance are good, but the service is…read moreterrible. I'm not sure if I went on a day when the bartenders called off because there was only one girl doing all the work--serving food and drinks. The staff was horrible. The bartender, a skinny white woman, had an attitude. The wait time for food was ridiculous, and the service was terrible.

I went there specifically for the New York Steak weekend special. It was seasoned and cooked…read moreperfectly. I'll have to keep an eye out for them to repeat this special ... It was amazing!

Seems the folks at this business have a staring problem if you're not of the correct color…read more Disgusting behavior. The ambiance here was so weird and uncomfortable. For someone in the food and restaurant business they need to do a better job so paying customers can feel welcome.

Tonight was my first time here. I had so much fun tonight dancing for hours. DJ FROG !!! . The bar…read moreis cute and clean and the bartenders were all good and had banging bodies. They were all so nice and didn't make other women feel out of place. The dance floor was popping. #funk#oldies#80's Security was fire too

Our bartender was really kind and we tipped her well because of it…read more Unfortunately, our group paid a lot of money on AMI via "priority play" for music and every time that we played songs, they immediately were skipped by the establishment. I don't want the two star review to reflect on our bartender. She was great. (Unless she was the one skipping our songs because low-key ... ) ... I did try to bring this to her attention and she kept saying it was because other people are playing priority songs ... however, when you buy a priority song, it does not skip the previous song or current song that is playing... rather, when you buy a priority song, it puts you next in line once the song prior to your purchase is finished playing. So clearly our songs were being deliberately skipped by the establishment as they were being "nexted" after only 10-30 seconds. Anyway, looking back now, I'm looking at her funny like were you the one skipping our songs? nonetheless like I said we tipped her well because we are good people. However, when you pay a lot of money for jukebox songs, especially priority (which was all that we did ...) for them to get skipped deliberately by the establishment immediately after they play one after another is a sad reality. If it really was the bartender the whole time skipping our songs I'm just genuinely sad because I guess you got us. You really played us. I thought you were our friend. Also, who skips "pour some sugar on me" at a bikini bar ... like that is so quintessential bikini bar and you skipped it ..! that's on you 10/04/26 11:30pm

It is a standard breakfast/cafe menu. There are some definite highlights on the menu. They make…read moretheir own soups and offer two per week. The cost for the food and the drinks are well priced. It is packed on a Saturday night with one of their strong bands playing. It is interesting looking...on the divey side, but the crowd is friendly, the staff is great and it is a fun place.

Good service and good food for a reasonable price while watching football and listening to good…read moremusic.

We are from out of town (MN and NV) visiting presidential libraries, and had a wonderful experience…read morehere tonight. Jason, the manager, seated us and was so kind and gracious. Mattie, our server, went above and beyond to provide us with exceptional service. Food was excellent, happy hour cocktails were nicely displayed and tasty, and dessert was almost sinful. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in the area.

This place has the old school vibe. Low lighting inside with candles on the table and old pictures…read moreof people hanging out and just relaxing with good food and drinks.. We had a Friday Night Reservation, but arrived an hour early and they did a great job getting us a table.. The Staff from when we walked in the door were "Super Friendly" and that was cool.. We ordered an ice tea and a peach whisky drink.. The whisky drink was actually quite tasty.. For Dinner we had The Hanger Steak Dinner Special ($50) Which was a hanger steak with chimichurri, asparagus, garlic risotto. We also ordered the Barbecue Glazed Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf, Roasted Vegetables, Mashed Potatoes, and a Cheese Toast.. ($25) When they both arrived one plate hat more food for half the price.. The hanger steak was cooked to order (medium rare) and was tender. However it was very underwhelming in flavor even with the chimichurri on it. Especially for it being $50.. The risotto was the best thing on the plate as it was packed with flavor. That shouldn't have been the star on the plate. I tasted the meatloaf and it was so much better.. The meatloaf was awesome and the sides were great all together.. I was so jealous, as I am a huge steak person and was more impressed with the meatloaf.. The server was awesome and very attentive. We stayed at the hotel behind the restaurant and thought this place would be good since it was close by.. I am not sure when we stay in the area again if we will be back..

This is my favorite local bar! My boyfriend and I come here all the time, and it's always a great…read moreexperience. Every time we've visited, it's had the perfect crowd--not too busy or overcrowded, which is something I really appreciate. The bartenders are always friendly, welcoming, and provide great service. If you're looking for a laid-back spot to grab a drink, I definitely recommend checking this place out!

Divey, but not TOO divey…read more Play a game of pool, or chill with friends for a drink or two. If you need some air, head to the rear patio. This part of Anaheim is full of touristy spots - and no wonder, it's by Disneyland - so The Cave is a breath of fresh air in a touristy desert. Shout out to Maryna for putting up with our group, getting me kamikaze shots, and being cool. Credit accepted.

I mean.. just a few more spots before they take over the entire lot…read more We went here with my cousins on a self guided brewery tour. This was our first stop and it did not disappoint! We arrived at opening and were their first few customers for the day. My cousins have been here before and love their extensive selection of stouts. I went with a flight to get a feel of their menu - stand outs for me were the viejo and son of nectron. There was ample seating inside and out. They offer a different food option each day. There was a pizza truck when we went, but by the time they set up it was time for us to head to our next stop.

I hate when people ride on others' coattails...but in this case, I am THAT person. You see, my…read morefiancé has a 'Reserve' membership to Bruery and there are tons of perks to it...one of them being a bottleshare in their barrel room. If you've never done a bottleshare (like me!), it's a fun concept: A big, deep table full of ice full and everyone brings something to share. Simply put your bottle(s) in the table and make friends! Their Barrel Room is very spacious- they hold all sorts of events here. From what I gather, their bottle share events are once a quarter. So fun!