The Best!!!! we go to see it every year sometimes multiple times during the time. absolutely…read morerecommend you have the option to drive it or to walk it.

I'm sorry, but after driving an incredibly long distance, only to wade through throngs upon throngs…read moreof people walking between the long line of cars where we were stuck, it just wasn't worth it AT ALL. Between all those people completely blocking the views of the homes, parked cars blocking our views, AND the homes having "decent" decorations but NOTHING making me go "wowwwww" or "ooooooohhhhhh," it will NOT be a neighborhood we will ever return to. Just NOT worth it... and I've never seen so many people walking in a given area... with the exception of 5th Avenue in New York during Christmas time.

We came for lunch, and the food was delicious! The caprese salad was the best I've ever had, and…read moreyou can tell the pesto is homemade. I ordered the jumbo shrimp linguine, and the butter sauce was so good I couldn't resist dipping my bread in it. I love a restaurant that serves warm bread and soft butter!! The service was great, the atmosphere was lovely, and the prices were very reasonable. Such a wonderful lunch--we'll definitely be back!

Had a great experience at 19seventy! The ambiance was beautiful, and the staff was attentive and…read morewelcoming throughout our meal. The sourdough bread they bring to the table was soft and really delicious. I had the Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo, which was very good. My friends shared the Short Rib Pappardelle, which was a generous portion for two people. We didn't realize it was prepared right in front of you, so getting to watch it being made was such a special treat! The only small downside was that my friends felt the Short Rib Pappardelle needed a little more flavor. They ended up adding some salt to bring out the taste. I have to give a huge shoutout to our waiter! He overheard us saying happy birthday to our friend, and without us even asking, he brought her a complimentary dessert. Such a thoughtful gesture and definitely made the night extra special. Overall, we had a great time and really appreciated the attentive service and little touches that made our dinner memorable!

Every university has its quirky superstitions…read more The Fallen David, located east of Pollak Library and north of the Education classroom building, is a broken marble copy of Michelangelo's David which was destroyed during an '87 quake and given to the university by Forest Lawn cemetery. The artistic message in placing it on campus seems to be that everything is impermanent. Each piece is supposedly strategically placed with his groin facing down, rear-end up in the air. Supposedly there's a local superstition that students receive good luck on tests rubbing a butt piece clockwise or counterclockwise, but truthfully I think the only people spreading this notion are campus tour guides. Still it's funny walking by on your way to class and see some hipsters having a drum circle or reading while sitting on that supposedly lucky piece.

It is beyond me why such a nice statue has not been repaired as of yet. And as for the students…read more"rubbing its butt" for good luck on their exams, they could certainly continue to do so if the statue was to be properly repaired, so what's the problem? In fact, if this statue does possess such a power, then certainly it would very much appreciate being repaired and thus give you even better results on your exams as a way of thanking you for fixing it up. So come on you guys. Fix that statue and make your campus look its best!

There were two cashiers under finance/business license. the middle aged Latina lady is extremely…read morerude and helpless. Told me to wait for 3 weeks without knowing any preconditions, ended up yelling at me where everybody could hear her so loud for me tryna hang tight with the an update.Glad I have called in before and the supervisor is responsive and proactive. otherwise, my business will be powered tripped and put on held by the cashier. Everybody else is super nice include the young lady who also served as cashier. except her. If you doing business in town avoid her at all cost. Skip her and talk to others. Having a low life zero moral no humanity clerk as receptionist create shame for the whole city of La Habra

Unlike the previously written review I don't see anything wrong with a city heavily populated with…read moreminorities. That's what America is all about. . . Different types of people coming together. This city has tons of local businesses. Aside from having two Walmarts, Target, Costco, Sam's Club, and Home Depot; The small businesses do very well. There are several of little gems around the city great salons, yoga, bootcamps, restaurants, as well as auto service and plumbing. You got a problem? There is a huge chance your neighbor has a business that can help you out. The fact that La Habra is so tiny is also great, everyone knows your name, lots of friendly faces, great service. La Habra is one of the few cities that don't have a freeway touching it either, no smog over here! (well not as much). There is so much life happening in this small town I can't fathom why anyone would say otherwise. Review: If you find yourself on Imperial Hwy or Whittier Blvd head East and stop by and check it out for yourself.

Thank you, II Gatto, for once again providing such wonderful service for me and my daughter. It…read morewasn't our first time there and it definitely wouldn't be the last. Love the fact there's an authentic Italian restaurant so close to home. My daughter and I each ordered pasta. I got their Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken. Loved the creamy sauce! My favorite thing to order at II Gatto is actually their fried Calamari - it is SO good! Love their complimentary bread and butter, but hate the fact that by the time we finish our meal, we never have any more room left for dessert. The restaurant is huge, with an outside patio - it's pretty, especially when it's lit up with string lights. There's a huge parking in the back - definitely plenty of parking. My dining experience here is always a solid 9/10. Can't wait to come back!

Ambiance was cute and cozy, service was ok and the food was not so much…read more Ordered Fettuccine Alfredo with chicken. Food temperature was piping hot but bland. Where's the garlic? Romano cheese? Bread provided was very, very crusty, almost too much. I wish it was better.

got the chance to visit before this event was postponed! the…read moremanager was very nice & explained what was included in the event! i got the cheese balls & the half and half rice balls (half tuna mayo, half bulgogi) & they threw in a radish soup! good portion sizes & delicious! i want to return to try other items on the menu! theyre currently running a giveaway in store by posting a polaroid picture on their board

The staff was very friendly and quick with the food preparations. The rice balls: tuna mayo &…read morebulgogi flavors were tasty and generous in size, I was so full after eating 3. They would've been perfect with their ddukbokki meal to dunk in the spicy sauce. The cheese balls were surprising. It felt more like eating a donut with mozzarella cheese filling than eating mozzarella stick but good nonetheless. My favorite was the radish soup - so comforting and delicious!

Had a wonderful experience at Agrusa's Italian Restaurant! The food was delicious, the atmosphere…read morewas welcoming, and our server Harriet was absolutely amazing. She was incredibly kind, attentive, and professional throughout our entire meal. Harriet made sure we had everything we needed and truly made our dining experience feel special. Great service from start to finish, I'll definitely be coming back! The food was out of this world, starting off with the calamari, garlic bread, and tomato-mozzarella-spinach vinaigrette mix every bite was delightful. The butternut squash ravioli was top tier, I've tried other ones at other restaurants, this one was incomparable. The rose sauce was creamy and by far the best I've ever had. Thank you to the server, and the entire Agrusa's team!

My family stopped by on Saturday before a show at the La Mirada Performance Arts Center. Anyhow, I…read moredigress. I vetted a few Italian restaurants in the area, and this one peaked my interest the most. I ordered the gnocchi and the Italian sausage. The sausage was great. I was a bit underwhelmed eieith the gnocchi. The butter sage sauce was very flavorful but a little thin to my liking. My brother and his wife had the Linguine with clams. They said they enjoyed their meal. My sister and her wife had the gnocchi and the chicken parmigiana. They said their meals were okay. To be honest, I probably wouldn't return. But our server Maria was attentive and very nice. On a side note. The garlic cheese bread could've used a lot more garlic as well as the bread that was provided with the meals. I would give this restaurant 3 1/2 stars. I can't do four.

Everything about this place is amazing! The store is great. The deserts are great and as my kid…read morewould say, the sandwiches are "da bomb". The wait can be long. Insider tip from someone who orders once to twice a month, call in your order! I've waited 45 mins in the past, which it was worth it but much nicer to call ahead and run in and out in 5 mins.

Honestly, I don't know what the hype is. I saw a YouTube video saying this place served good…read moresandwiches. Man were they wrong. First off, I came in for two pastrami sandwiches which they promptly came out to me and said they didn't have any more pastrami. The lady was nice and said she would upgrade me to a different type of pastrami that actually cost more. Well whatever this crap was it didn't taste like pastrami at all. I got one soft bread and one crispy bread and the crispy bread could've chipped a tooth on a normal mouth so thank God I've got implants. Both sandwiches were painfully boring and I wish I had something good to say. I'm not sure what was put in my wife's sandwich either when she got explosive diarrhea less than 10 minutes after eating her sandwich? The cold cuts tasted off and I wanna say that they were rotten because I've been burping it all day. Something positive? I guess the store looked nice on the inside? Anyhow, without a doubt I will not be back because if Subway can make a better sandwich than you guys you're in trouble. And subway sucks by the way. Claro's... nah More like stay "Clearo" of this place.

We only had this to-go, but the food was great. I'd love to try it in person sometime. We got the…read morebolognese lasagna, some garlic bread, and a salad on the side. All of it was delicious. I'd definitely get the lasagna again. Good portion size - I was starving and it ended up being plenty. I came by once on a Friday evening and it was a super long wait so we decided not to stay. From my brief experience in there the vibes were good. I know a handful of people who rave about this spot, so I want to come back and try different things on the menu.

To Mike Thank you…read morefor replying. This review was written after our visit, so there was no opportunity to "let a server or manager know right away." More importantly, our disappointment was with the overall experience: food quality, slow service, and the value. Your response feels somewhat generic rather than addressing the concerns raised. I hope you take the feedback seriously and use it to improve the dining experience.

This review is long overdue. Our #1 go to spot for call in…read moreand pick up! We absolutely love it!! The food always comes piping hot when we pick it up and is delicious as always. It's consistently good every single time, which is honestly hard to find. It's family-owned, and the service is amazing. They're just straight to the point, not trying to impress anyone, just serving great food. My type of people and my type of food. I love their cheese ravioli with pink sauce, the minestrone soup, the Italian wedding soup, and the spaghetti and meatballs with their meat sauce. it's AMAZING. And their garlic bread is an absolute must. Be warned... you'll probably knock out right after. The portions are hearty, the food is comforting, and it gives the best food coma every time.

I happened to try Vinny's on a whim after seeing all of the stellar reviews. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience didn't come close to matching them. This is a tough review to write because it appears to be a family-run business, but hopefully the criticism is taken constructively. From the moment we walked in, the experience felt unwelcoming. There didn't seem to be a host or anyone greeting customers. We stood there somewhat aimlessly while employees behind the counter looked over at us without really acknowledging us or explaining where to go. One particularly strange thing we noticed was customers being turned away at the door and told there would be a wait, despite several tables appearing to be open. Then, about five minutes later, another couple walked in and was seated without any issue. Maybe there was an explanation for it, but from a customer's perspective, it was confusing and came across as very inconsistent. Unfortunately, the meal didn't improve things. The food was very bland and lacked the flavor I would expect from a good Italian restaurant. The bread we received tasted stale and was noticeably burnt. For comparison, I would honestly put the overall food quality below what you would expect from Olive Garden. Table service was almost nonexistent. Getting assistance throughout the meal was difficult, and even trying to pay the bill and leave felt like a journey. What concerned me even more was seeing several other customers spoken to in a way that came across as unnecessarily rude. I really wanted to understand why this place has such strong reviews, but based on our experience, I simply can't recommend it. Better hospitality, more consistent treatment of customers, more attentive service, and improvements to the food would go a long way.