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    Twohey’s Restaurant

    3.9 (730 reviews)
    Special Hours 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    Alice Q.

    5 Stars 5 Stars 5 Stars first thanks to our awesome server VINCENT! He was able to get our happy hour drink & food orders in before 6pm! All our food except for the beef sliders were terrific! The meat was over cooked. Our drink cocktails hit the spot and separate checks were given. We wanna go back!

    Patty Melt
    Eleni Blue M.

    Good food & good portions! There were 5 of us and the service was good! Everyone ordered something different and then we ordered a bowl of chili to share. That was tasty. The steak salad comes like steak and a side salad; not the steak on top of the greens. The greens are arugula and it was good but small. I would definitely not recommend the Greek salad. Lots of romaine but The tomatoes and onions are very scarce; could hardly taste them. Their tuna melt was the better option. There is indoor and outdoor seating and the ambiance is good especially for brunch

    The Entrance
    Jose C.

    ​Twohey's Restaurant has the most delicious food in town. It doesn't matter if you are here for breakfast or lunch, you can never go wrong with anything on the menu. On this visit, my wife ordered a patty melt with a side of garlic fries and a hot tea. I ordered the waiter's recommendation: a limited-time, mouth-watering "1776 Burger" made with BBQ sauce, coleslaw, a beef patty, pulled pork, and cheese, with a side of fries and a blended lemonade. ​Overall, everything was exceptional, except for the burger's bottom bun, which got really soggy after a few minutes and made it difficult to hold. The staff is really friendly and helpful, and the ambience is moderate.

    Chocolate chip pancakes
    Gertrude W.

    Friendly staff! Very clean! Lotssss of parking! Deeeelicious food. Burgers, onion rings, sundaes, fries, drink, etc! It's soooooo good! Cute little South Pas spot. The best chocolate chip pancakes I've ever had!

    I had a party of seven last night at twoheys for dinner, are waitresses name was Patty boy was she an asset to Any employer? She got everyone's Order correct first time the hot stuff was piping hot. The cold stuff was ice cold our glasses were never empty. She was absolutely on point on her game. She was amazing. The food was delicious. I would go back again if for no other reason, then to have the wonderful service of the waitress Patty.

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    Brandon A.

    I had a great experience at Twoheys Restaurant and would absolutely give it 5 stars. Our group loved the vibe right when we walked in. It felt lively, welcoming, and like the kind of place you want to hang out and enjoy good food with friends. Our table ordered a little bit of everything. We had the fried chicken, burgers, calamari, spaghetti with meatballs, and a salad. Every single dish hit the spot. You could tell everything was fresh and made with care. The fried chicken was crispy and flavorful, the burgers were juicy, and the spaghetti with meatballs tasted classic and comforting. The service was efficient and friendly, which made the experience even better. We came during happy hour and were able to grab drinks and an appetizer at really good prices. We are from Northern California and honestly wish we had a place like this back home. This is definitely a spot to remember and return to the next time we are in the LA area. Highly recommend.

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    Manuel G.

    I was very impressed with the new Twoheys. They were in Alhambra for many years and moved to this location in 2020 when the former Carmine's Italian restaurant closed. They created a new and amazing look that is very bright and welcoming. The service was great! My server, Aaron, was very pleasant and accommodating. I had the Turkey California Club sandwich with French fries and the sandwich was very tasty. The waiter told me if I didn't want the third bread I could request the sandwich without it. Tip for anyone who orders this sandwich and doesn't want the extra bread. The fruit was fresh and somewhat sweet. They are closed on Tuesdays so keep that in mind if you choose to go.

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    Kathi Y.

    Twohey's is a cozy hometown diner that is always amazing. They have a wide variety of delicious comfort food. This time when I went I wanted breakfast for dinner and sure enough they had it. (See attached omelette picture.) All of the staff, from servers to management, are pleasant and helpful. One time a manager walked by and saw my young granddaughter was with me and brought her some chicken noodle soup because that's what she always served her young grandchildren. Another thing I really appreciate is if there is an issue, they will make sure it is resolved immediately. Twohey's is a favorite go-to for our family!!

    Stewart L.

    I'm no stranger to Twohey's; I'm a little surprised I haven't reviewed them before. I used to go to the old location where In-N-Out is now, I vaguely recall that location was either a renovation or relocation. I've visited the newest location in South Pasadena the most; it's in a building that has gone through several iterations. When they moved to SoPas, Twohey's gained a full bar and bar area separate from the restaurant, plus a large outdoor dining area. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus cocktails and a Happy Hour menu. They are well-known for their soda fountain and desserts. I visited recently for a late breakfast, which they serve until 3 pm. Twohey's may become the prime SoPas breakfast spot soon, what with nearby Shakers unfortunately scheduled to close soon. Twohey's was having a Lobster Fest, with several lobster specials. I ordered the lobster omelet, which also contained shrimp, tomatoes, spinach, capers and a cream sauce. These ingredients were also available as a pasta dish. The omelet was fine, as were the hash browns, which were suitably crispy. There was only one slice of sourdough toast, but it was thick. I also ordered a side of onion rings, which they are known for. They are fresh and delish, not prefab. One of the better deals here is to order a sandwich or burger and make it a ring combo, so it comes with your original side choice PLUS onion rings for half the price of an a la carte order of rings. I also like their slushy drinks, which can contain alcohol. I like the non-alcoholic strawberry limeade. As mentioned before, their soda fountain items are old-school and yummy. A milkshake of course comes with the metal container it was made in. More than a few diners come here for especially for dessert. A classic, similar to but different from Shakers. I like them both.

    Dory L.

    I have been here twice. If I had to choose a favorite, it will be their buttermilk pancakes!! ‍ They are not very thick but they are so buttery and soft. Spread some butter and syrup on them and it's the best combo! It is a very busy and noisy place, but the staff is very attentive, friendly and willing to answer any questions you may have about their menu. It gets VERY busy during brunch time, and parking is a bit difficult to find, waiting time for us was about 30 min the first time. The second time we got there around 2p and didn't have to wait to be seated. Breakfast is served until 3p. Overall definitely recommend!

    The daily specials and closed on Tuesday's
    Joe T.

    It's been a minute we have not been here and I know they had St. Paddy's traditional course of corn beef & cabbage. Plus first my lady having this course and she love it as we were seated outside the front patio in the shade was perfect. Total price with fruit ice tea hit the spot around $70 and our waiter was awesome . The service is was excellent too.

    Cobb Salad with bleu cheese crumbles and Ranch Dressing
    Ronald E.

    Totally great experience. Our server was there and attentive - we didn't have to ask for anything like refills, they just showed up My Cobb Salad was very fresh, crispy lettuce, radishes, avocado ... and loved the Ranch Dressing. Another "home run" was the zucchini bread that came with the salad. Moist and SOOO nicely herbed and spiced. Bought a loaf to take home (pricey but you only live once) and know the family will enjoy as part of Thanksgiving. This was a pleasant "experience". The place has a very retro feel and was fun to dine at

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    Dita Y.

    I was passing by this place many times since I moved to Pasadena, but never got a chance to dine here. Gave it a try tonight and was not disappointed! Although it was a longer than 15 promised minutes wait time before we got inside, it definitely worth it! Amazing service, relatively quick and delicious food. The interior and overall atmosphere is very 50s style, even some guests seemed to be dressed up for the theme. Loved everything, especially their signature sundaes, will be coming back fir more.

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    Are you open on New Year's Day?

    Yes. We are open on New Year’s Day each year except if it falls on a Tuesday

    Will you be open Christmas Eve? If so what are your hours? It is a family tradition to have dinner at Twohey's on Christmas Eve and we couldn't last year as you were closed

    Yes. We will be open Christmas Eve day from 9am-3pm HOLIDAY HOURS… Read more

    Will you be open for Thanksgiving?

    We are closed on Thanksgiving day. We have available our Thanksgiving Family meals or individual Turkey dinner available for pick up the day before

    Will you be open Xmas Day?

    Twohey’s is closed on Christmas Day so that our employees spend the day with their families.

    How were the chilaquiles?

    Very good a must try

    When do you serve the cream of chicken and rice soup?

    Hi. Normally on Saturdays but sometimes during the week as well. As our Chef makes our soups fresh daily, it’s best to call after 10am and ask for the 2 soups of the day. We look forward to seeing you.

    Do they take reservations?

    Yes

    Do they still have counter seating?

    Yes. We have both counter seating and bar seating. Both are on first come first serve.

    Is breakfast served all day?

    The full breakfast menu is served until 3pm. There is a limited breakfast menu offered in the evenings from 3pm until close.

    Is curry clam chowder still offered? And if yes, is it only available certain day(s)?

    Thank you for inquiring. Yes, we do still offer our curry clam chowder. Our chef prepares it on most Fridays along with our New England clam chowder. As all our soups are prepared fresh daily, our chef changes our soup offerings depending on the… Read more

    Checked out your menu but I didn't see what I was looking for. Can I get a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich or a regular tuna fish sandwich?

    Order the Cali BLT and ask for no avocado. They have a tuna melt, so you could probably just ask them not to grill it if you want a cold tuna sandwich.

    Is this a pet friendly place?

    They have patio dining for customers with pets.

    What was the name of the previous restaurant that Twoheys is now located? None of the names sounded familiar. Possibly a steakhouse?

    Hello - Our current location had quite a few other restaurants over the years. Benson’s, Heckels,… Read more

    Can you order takeout?

    Yes take out is available all day. Please call in advance or come in to order and have a seat on our patio or at our full bar while you wait.

    Do they allow dogs?

    Yes we do on outside patios

    Do they accept reservations?

    No. I tried but not allowed. When you get there if no table available waiting list. Joe's fast

    I would like to know when they are serving curry chowder? I called them and the female didn't know when they will be serving it. I hope we can find out. The chowder is amazing and cant wait to have some.

    The curry clam chowder is served every Friday. Currently only one daily housemade soup is being offered except for Fridays with two housemade soups which includes the curry clam chowder. It may be offered on more days in the future as the weather… Read more

    Can someone please post a menu?

    Go to www.twoheys.com and click on Take Out Ordering to view PDFs of menus

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    1.5 mi
    $$

    I've heard some good things about this place and from other fellow yelpers friends, it must be…read moreworth it. Had a dinner reservation with some girlfriends celebrating two of their birthdays. The restaurant itself isn't too big but it does a pack a nice punch. Cute patio out front that takes some of the sidewalks and streets. Plenty of heat lamps which helped with the chilly nights. We got seated at one of the tables on the patios which was nice. Didn't really utilize inside area except for the restroom which it's quite cute in there. The rooms were pretty well decorated and executed. Nice bar area too. Like mentioned, we got seated on the patio and the heat lamps were great. Down to the menus, it's quite limited on dishes. Seemed like there were more shared plates versus the entrees. Drinks, it was fairly decent with their cocktails and wine. Service at the beginning was great. The staff were amazing and very friendly. We didn't order right away as we were still waiting for the last one to show. But did start off with some drinks. It didn't take that long for the first round which was nice. Food wise, the shared plate was a mixture of everything. Some of the olives, which is exactly what it is. The Belgian fries, nice thick cut fries with shredded pecorino cheese and a nice aioli sauce. We ended up getting a second order of it. The albacore tuna crudo was a hit which was really tasty. Chili ginger relish, mint and shallot, can't go wrong with that. Lastly the meatballs, tasty and very great for sharing. Entrees, the pan seared sea bass which I loved. Portion is pretty tiny which also seemed like they were a shared plate. Almost tapas styled. Nice chimichurri sauce and a side salad. The chicken Milanese also with a side salad of arugula. Simple dish but quite tasty. One of the salads that was somewhat hyped up by the waitress but it was just a salad. Decent but nothing major to rave about...lol... also the confit oyster mushrooms was major hit. Something that simple but quite tasty. And lastly the pan con tomate, rustic sourdough with tomatoes and burrata. Tasty as well. Overall the meal was good. From there, the second round of drinks did take a long time to arrive and with then plates that we shared, trying to get someone to clear the plates was another thing. Took a long for someone to clear the table before more items came. Even when the entrees came, all the empty starter plates were still there. And if someone did clear the plates, some was still left on the table. Finishing off the night, we did have the dessert which we tried all three. As it was two of our girlfriends birthday, they brought out a little bubbly for us to celebrate with the dessert. That was quite sweet and nice. Honestly opinion with the dessert, they were just ok. Nothing major to rave about. We tried all three on the menu and they were just ok. Overall, the food was great. Service was nice and the staffs were all very friendly. It did take a while for plates to get cleared from the table and second round did take a while, but it was manageable. It was a sweet gesture with the bubbly with the dessert which was greatly appreciated. The place is nice and great for catching up. Menu is limited and portions are quite small. You would have to get a good amount for sharing. Entrees, depending on what you order is small as well. But we enjoyed ourself.

    Come here for the drinks, vibes and brunch…read more Their breakfast options are better than their dinner service. I can't eat here for dinner as a vegetarian, they have little to no options. Would it kill them to add a veggie burger? Service is consistently awful. I've been here half a dozen times and I've never had good service. Drinks and water are never refilled unless I ask. It takes forever to get our order and once we do our server disappears. Seriously so bad. But I keep coming back for their good food.

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    Now Serving Coffee Monday - Friday at 7:30am
    Now Serving Coffee Monday - Friday at 7:30am
    Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 4 - 6:30PM. Enjoy $5 wine & local draft beers, $6 well drinks & $6 House Sangria, and more
    Happy Hour Monday through Friday from 4 - 6:30PM. Enjoy $5 wine & local draft beers, $6 well drinks & $6 House Sangria, and more
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    The Tap Room

    The Tap Room

    4.0
    (332 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    $$$

    Genuinely impressed with this entire hotel, but the tap room really stood out. It feels like a…read morehidden speakeasy with live music, and before the sun fully sets you get some beautiful views through the large hotel windows. We were here for a work event and had a few cocktails, and it was such an enjoyable experience. If you're staying on the property, this is absolutely worth stopping by for a couple of drinks. Great views, friendly people, and an easy walk from your room.

    It was a cool surprise we got our drinks paid for by another customer standing in line in front of…read moreus at the bar, so kind of him! Because this is a hotel bar since it's situated in The Langham 5-star luxury hotel, the drinks are expensive like $25 starting. One of my friends got a lemon-based mocktail (pretty good) and I got Cosmopolitan-type cocktail with Prosecco (pretty solid and not overly sweet, just not one of the best cocktails I tried). Another friend ordered Negroni, which is a potent cocktail with a bitter sharp, dry aftertaste. I could hardly taste any hint of sweetness in the drink. My friend thought it was too bitter, too. Honestly, for me it tastes just as bitter as a Manhattan, probably because both cocktails incorporate sweet vermouth. 3 stars for the poor customer service and wait time for standing in line to order drinks. There were 2 or 3 bartenders and they were rushing but also seemed like they weren't efficiently helping customers with drinks in a timely manner. The lounge area was meh (super limited seat spots) and the vibes were bland despite coming here on New Year's Eve. Definitely an older demographic that frequents this bar, not that it's a bad thing, just not our vibe since it would've been more fun if there other people closer to our age, so we decided to bar hop elsewhere after.

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    Refreshing Jalapeño Crush on the porch
    Refreshing Jalapeño Crush on the porch
    Truffle fries
    Truffle fries
    Gingerbeer, lavender, rose, mint

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    Gingerbeer, lavender, rose, mint
    Cannonball

    Cannonball

    4.3
    (198 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$$

    Cannonball was such a great experience. The food was delicious, the atmosphere was fun, and the…read morewhole area has a charming old-town feel that made the evening even better. We sat outside, which was perfect for a quieter, more intimate dinner. A train passes by every so often, which gave it a cool New York vibe, but next time I'd probably sit inside. The interior looked much more lively and energetic, and they even have an upstairs seating area. We ordered the biscuits, tuna tartare, shrimp, a burger, and fries, and everything was fantastic. The biscuits were easily the highlight. Warm, buttery, crisp on the outside, and incredibly comforting. They reminded us of an elevated version of the classic Pillsbury biscuits, in the best way possible. Overall, we had a great time and would definitely come back. Great food, great atmosphere and service, and a really charming location. Highly recommend!

    I was bummed when the restaurant that WAS in this space closed. I am VERY happy this spot took the…read morespace and has brought a fantastic menu and flavor back to the space. I was pleasantly surprised at the welcoming staff and warm ambiance. Going to slide one complaint in here, the noise level in the upstairs portion of the restaurant is LOUD. We sat upstairs and it was pretty difficult to hear my friends talk from just across the table. We powered through, and by the second half of our meal, most diners had finished and left us upstairs with only a couple of lingering parties. THEN this place became GREAT! Here's all that we stuffed ourselves with during the cacophony of chatter: flaky buttermilk biscuits, honey butter (3pc; please allow 20 minutes) - totally worth the 20 mins!! Super buttery and flaky, I might go back JUST FOR THIS! crispy calamari, horseradish cocktail sauce - great little kick in the sauce. Perfectly lightly battered. fideos, clams, chorizo, saffron, sweet sherry aïoli - mmmm, this was delicious. The Spanish chorizo enhanced the broth with a good saltiness. white shrimp from the griddle, aïoli - this was my favorite. The shrimp was not overcooked and peeled easily. The flavor was good enough to slurp the juices out. single burger, prime chuck, tillamook cheddar, dijonaise, egg brioche bun & crispy french fries - good meaty burger, love the dijonaise, GREAT shoestring fries. Parking is a little challenging during the day, not so bad in the evening. It's South Pas, a little neighborhood walk after dinner never hurts.

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    Upstairs bar
    Upstairs bar
    Prawns
    Prawns
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    Dirty Martini

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