Very pleasant service and an interesting tasty menu Try…read moretheir Mexican dishes Great coffee!

I love love love Foxys since the day I was born 60 years ago with the most amazing menu with…read moresomething for everyone cooked to perfection, but today was a little different , I took my wife and my daughter and her best friend who were visiting from NY the gentleman who seated us who I have seen numerous times was just plain rude and was bothered that he had to clean a table for us to eat on the patio ( even tho there are 30 tables) , the entire place was oozing grime from the front door, light fixtures, glass mirrors, tile and the bathroom's did not flush with the urinals over flowing. On a positive note the food was delicious and very large portions but I don't think I will be back unless its cleaned and a basic remodel. Signed So bummed after 60 years

I had the delicious Wagyu Truffle burger and decided to add bacon and chipotle aioli because why…read morenot, and it was incredible. The burger came loaded with a juicy grilled jalapeño, tomato, mushrooms, grilled pineapple, red onions etc, on a soft brioche bun. Everything worked together really well and the flavors were rich without being overwhelming. My buddy had the Baja Fish tacos and said they were delicious. My wife ordered the Corner Breakfast special with eggs, bacon, and French toast, and she really enjoyed it. My friend's wife got the Frittata served in a cast iron pan, and that also looked and tasted great from what I could tell. Portions were solid across the table, and everyone left satisfied. Prices felt fair for the quality of food you're getting.

Felt like we stumbled on a hidden gem! I've been looking for the perfect pancake and feel like…read morethis as close to perfect as I'll find without making it myself. I was really delighted by the attentiveness of the staff. Each team member worked well with the others and I felt our care was seamless and prompt. We learned that the restaurant had a refresh a few years ago and I found the tables and chairs, the patio, and the cleanliness all contributed to a great atmosphere. Found out that it turns into a hookah lounge in the evenings (weekends?) - which isn't my vibe, but they serve brunch until 3pm, which definitely IS my vibe. I'll be back!

Best burgers Fish tacos'…read moreMexcican Seafood & try the chicken & waffles NO other diner serves this in area Must have time Only did Take Out

(Dined 04/11/2026 SA @ 9:00am, 03/23/2024 SA @ 1:00pm, and many times before): How now... black…read morecow!? The Black Cow Cafe has been part of my life since my college years, so when I came here now, it was always filled with nostalgia and a slowed pace over a calming meal. Opened in 1994 by a father and son, they embodied the community's "Main Street USA" vibe with a neighborhood diner where everyone knew each other, and you were served a soothing homemade meal during breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Did this cafe leave me with warm memories of the past, or did I cower from time's inevitable changes!? PURCHASE(S) Green Milan 16floz Drink ($7.95): My body needed something "green" and this sounded interesting. I thought it would be one of those health smoothies back in the 80s, but instead a frothy hazy light drink with a light grassy aroma and a middling leafy flavor. I didn't dislike it, but I wouldn't order it again. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=Uo_FrA9ezkxhIn4VnwEVtQ Vegetarian Omelette w/Country Potatoes & Sourdough Toast ($18.95): Made with avocado, cheddar cheese, mushrooms, Ortega chiles, pico de gallo, salsa ranchera, spinach, and topped with sour cream, an omelette was also on my eating bingo card. This smallish portion on the healthier side was packed with fresh goodness and fluffy eggs. The country potatoes were plentiful, nicely seasoned, but lacked the outer crisp I liked. The large sourdough toast with creamy butter and preserves rounded out the meal well. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=vDf51dNgOCoyIaPX_AOvrw Fish & Chips w/Coleslaw & Muffin ($17.95): Made with tempura fried Icelandic cod served with jalapeno tartar sauce, and Hawaiian coleslaw, the three fish pieces were crunchy, hot, and thick but needed more seasoning so the tarter sauce came in handy (no vinegar!). The coleslaw lacked much flavor and moisture, and the muffin was moist and warm. This one could've been better. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=dsLbeFauDvvnvXiA6IZhBA [ONION RINGS/STRAWS/STRINGS ALERT - 4.0 of 5.0 STARS] Substitute Onion Rings ($3.95): I replaced the french fries with these, a good side portion with many rings of different sizes, these were hot, dark golden browned, crunchy, and had a tendency to crumble when bitten into while the onion ring (not sweet Maui) pulled out at times. Although they were somewhat oily, they were good, and dipping sauce wasn't needed. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=hBUiwmcGa-pKcL8pRPQipg German Chocolate Cake Slice ($5.95): Solid, thick, and a rich chocolatey flavor, the coconut maple frosting was outstanding! https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=WracW1NRal1uz_2MeLeqlw Peach Cobbler Pie Slice ($5.95) + Vanilla Ice Cream Scoop ($1.25): A flat-looking thing with a ton of fresh peaches that bursted with cinnamon and spices, but the crust was lifeless. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=iBVwJ4BeHE_DcX1FHAP7qA SERVICE We were greeted by friendly young hosts, seated immediately, given menus, and shortly afterwards our orders were placed. Everything arrived within ten minutes, and we were checked on periodically. All was good - thank you! PARKING (Varied: FREE this instance): I found a spot in the large public lot directly above the restaurant off of Florencita Dr. Otherwise, there were metered spots along the main drag of Honolulu Ave. and all surrounding side streets- 'nuff said. ATMOSPHERE, DÉCOR, AMBIENCE A packed layout filled with tables inside and along the front sidewalk, the decor was as if grandmothers united and gave it a country farm house appeal https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=HWq31BkepPCR8uWcUf4Gtw with odds-and-ends and knickknacks. There was a coffee bar and dessert counter https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=8jVT2inwc8GIQ6sH2UG9Vw&start=24&select=xA7i9XBuwKW-6sfh0n-vUQ with more space. A minimal amount of natural lighting came in through the front glass windows and doors while a mix of recessed and track electric ceiling lights filled in the rest. There were no TVs nor could I recall any background music over all of the loud conversations. ATTIRE Totally casual, so I would normally be in a t-shirt, boardshorts, and flip-flops. OVERALL It was nice to revisit The Black Cow Cafe, and hoped to return soon. The menu was packed, the food was good, the prices were comparable, and the service was busy but manageable. Plus, I always preferred to support small local mom & pop businesses. I found very good value based on the prices, service, and experience noted above (TOTAL paid experience was around $69.00 BEFORE any discounts and/or tip). And, they accepted my credit card of choice... AMEX! 4.0 STARS

We have driven by many of times and finally stopped in. Once on a Friday evening and we had a drink…read moreat the bar. Our bartender, Alyssa, was friendly, helpful and so very patient with us as we took some time deciding on a drink. The restaurant is very spacious, clean and welcoming. On our most recent visit we had brunch on a Saturday and we were seated in a timely manor and greeted by Oscar. Oscar was busy with several tables to look after, but he still attended to us and made us feel like we were his only table. He was friendly, and helpful with our questions. We ordered the Philly Steak Sandwich and the Turkey Club Sandwich, both were delicious! Our food arrived quickly, tasted fresh and had plenty leftover. Parking is in the back, there are plenty of spaces but could definitely fill up during peak hours I'm sure. We highly recommend a stop here for any meal as the menu is extensive, has something for everyone and brunch is served until 2pm! Enjoy!

Thirty dollars for a burrito. THIRTY DOLLARS. For a BURRITO. The must be out of their minds. We ate…read moretheir two times today, the first and the last. The waitress, Brooke was rude and treated us like we were bothering her by eating at the restaurant. We promise to never bother her again. Food was ok for a diner.

The food is 10/10 amazing quality !!!! THE EGGS ARE FARM FRESH EGGS !!! The most delicious…read morebreakfast you will ever have. The WAFFLES are to DIE FOR !!! Amazing service, they are all so kind. The atmosphere is amazing the place is beautiful and very "home" style!

If a good, old fashioned greasy spoon diner is something you admire and love, as I do. Jeremy's is…read morewell worth a visit. This place does comfort food right. Chicken fried steak is a meal I order when I am at a new place and I want to see if they know what they are doing. Jeremy's nailed it. Great food, friendly, no nonsense staff, and the portion sizes are great.

Great service, good food, fun atmosphere…read more I love the fun orange seating, such a fun vibe and a gorgeous place. Server was great and attentive. We ordered the Mac and cheese, tomato Creole soup, catfish poboy, blt, and pastrami Reuben. Then we got a peace of derby pie. Here are my thoughts. Mac and cheese: great! Super flavorful and cheesey Tomato Creole soup: so flavorful and delicious. Very comforting Catfish poboy: the fish was too bland, I think it had been frozen because I really missed out on that dirt catfish taste. Got the sweet potato fries with it which were amazing. Blt: loved the addition of bell pepper Pastrami Reuben: loved the rye bread and really good, even if a little dry Derby pie: no notes I LOVED it Want to come back some time to try the dinner menu. Really cool vibes here and we loved the food.

No frills diner and a good place to gather. - They will only…read moreseat you if your party is together. Because someone who was late in our party who suggested Cindy's, we missed out on a table and sat at the diner. - Lots of menu items to choose from. We went with breakfast before we took the I5 home. - Service was good and timely (and my coffee cup was always full). - There is a parking lot in front with limited spaces. If you can score one, great. The street next to it is narrow so parking might be a challenge and if you can find a spot on Colorado Blvd., that works too!

After YEARS of living in Burbank... HOW have I never been to Talleyrand Restaurant?!…read more Came back for a visit today and WOWWWW... this place is the real deal. The location is perfect for locals and anyone cruising through town, but the REAL magic is the people serving in there. Fast, friendly, welcoming, and just good vibes all around. Marisa was an absolute gem Now let's talk FOOD because babyyyyy... Petite Steak with veggies, cooked just right New York Steak with mashed potatoes, COMFORT FOOD LEVEL 100 BLT with avocado, fresh and stacked perfectly Breakfast burrito, dangerousssss good Pot roast dinner , tasted like somebody's grandma put love in it Came hungry, left HAPPY, FULL, and already planning my return for that good ole turkey dinner If you've never been, don't wait as long as I did. Burbank treasure unlocked

Came in and found a real hidden gem. The pancake stack came out decent. Soft enough. Fluffy enough…read more The kind of pancakes that do not change your life but absolutely mind their business and keep breakfast on schedule. No plot twists. No betrayal. Just a respectable stack showing up to work. The turkey dinner was the hit. Savory. Comforting. Very much giving somebody's aunt still runs the kitchen and does not play about gravy. It had that old-school homestyle energy that makes you sit up a little straighter and start forgiving your week. Not flashy. Not trying to be cute. Just a plate built like it pays taxes and tells the truth. The chicken noodle soup was the sleeper and honestly maybe the smartest one in the room. So good. Rich broth. Deep flavor. The kind of soup that tastes like it could fix your mood, your sinuses, and at least one bad decision. It came in quiet and somehow left with the crown. Full dark horse behavior. Service was easy. Friendly. No extra theater. They kept things moving and let the food have its moment, which honestly was the correct leadership choice. The atmosphere is low-key diner charm. Unpretentious. Local. The kind of place you almost do not want to talk about too loudly because then suddenly everybody shows up and now you are waiting for soup behind people who just discovered it on a Saturday. it's giving... a small-town diner in a movie where the soup has a better reputation than half the cast.

Their desserts are always fabulous. I had the Dutch apple pie à la mode and my friend had the…read morestrawberry cream pie. She finished it before I thought of taking a photo of it. She enjoyed her shrimp fry, tomato soup, and salad. The chicken fettuccine pesto pasta was very flavorful and the clam chowder is one of the best I've had. I had not been here in a while, and I'm glad the food remains as good as ever. Thank you to Javier our server for being so attentive and courteous. Your recommendations were on point.

Went to House of Pies on Vermont for the first time after craving a slice of pie, and unfortunately…read moreit was a huge disappointment. My husband and I arrived just before 9 PM on a Wednesday night. The parking lot was almost full, which we took as a good sign. We were told to seat ourselves, given menus, and a busboy kindly brought us water. After that, we were completely ignored for about 10-15 minutes. No server came by to take our order until we had to flag someone down ourselves. It became clear that the two servers had both assumed the other person was taking care of our table. We ordered a slice of the Bavarian Chocolate Banana Cream pie and a slice of pecan pie. Surprisingly, it took quite a while for just two slices of pie to come out. When the pecan pie finally arrived, it was extremely hot, almost as if it had been microwaved too long. It had practically melted onto the plate, and the pecans had a rubbery texture that made it seem reheated. Once it cooled enough to eat without burning your mouth, the flavor itself was mediocre at best. The Bavarian Chocolate Banana Cream pie was somehow even worse. It tasted old, like it had been sitting refrigerated for days. The whipped cream around the edges was overly firm and bordering on dry. The only hint of "chocolate" was the faint beige-brown tint of the filling. On top of that, it had enormous chunks of banana that left literal holes in the filling when removed. Even the crust felt like an afterthought. We took a few bites, asked for the check, and left. For a place called House of Pies, this being our first impression, they may want to consider rebranding to just "House."

What an awesome experience we had this morning at this beautiful small cafe in Montrose. Before my…read morehair appointment we decided to pop in for some coffee and pastry and to my delight the even had Armenian coffee and panini pressed breakfast sandwiches that were crunchy and soft at the same time. The staff is so helpful and lovely. My son had a freshly baked cinnamon roll and orange juice. We both loved this place and I can't wait to come back for lunch! Everything is clean and organized and truly unique. Thank you for an awesome independently owned coffee shop that's local to us. We will definitely be stopping by again. Took some pics while we were there.

Food was so gross that I'm upset…read more My husband ordered an egg sandwich. The picture shows scrambled egg but it was served with old thinly sliced BLAND HARD BOILED EGGS. So gross. I ordered shakshuka. I LOVE shakshuka. They stirred the egg INTO the sauce like egg drop soup. And it was so BLAND. You order at a counter and bus your own table they ask for a tip! What am I supposed to be tipping for?

Parking is scarce and it'll be a task to find street parking but well worth it! Walking to the…read morehostess, posted at the door, shared that i was a party of 2 and was quickly sat (even though it looked crowded). While waiting for my companion to come from where they parked, staff was so attentive, checking in on if I wanted water and asking how my day was. Felt quite personable. Only indoor seating available, mix of booths, tables, and bar seating. Seems its best for parties of 5 or less but I suppose tables can be pushed together for larger parties. The menu is available on a QR code and there are a variety of options, ranging from breakfast to lunch. Had trouble deciding on one because everything sounded amazing to have! The drinks centered on lattes, teas, lemonade, or juices. No alcohol options. I stuck to water. To eat, I had the lox benedict with a side of hashbrowns. It was beautifully composed and I enjoyed the tangyness of the hollandaise sauce. Had a taste of my companion's beabea's omelet which was so flavorful. We then shared a green tea monster pancake. Something I've never tried before but I liked how soft the pancakes were and their subtle sweetness. Definitely planning to revisit this spot with other friends and family! Gotta try everything they have....or just stick to the yummy lox.

The food was delicious and fresh, but I didn't like the coffee. I ordered a cappuccino, but it was…read morejust coffee with milk--tasteless and cold. The service was of a good standard, and the restaurant was clean and tidy.