This was a quaint restaurant that was perfect in closeness. Along with high ratings the food and…read moreservice was excellent. It's a generational resturant which is really nice I think our waitress name was Natilie not sure on spelling. I got the veggie burrito no avocado and my dad got the pastor burrito no beans.

We stopped in here based on Yelp ratings. They bring out chips and salsa which is a good sign. Chip…read morewere decent and salsa was a 7 on 1-10 scale. The food overall is 3.8 on 1-5 scale. We ordered the Carnitas plate and Chicken Mole (Red). The carnitas was a solid 7.5. I was raised in SoCal, and have traveled to Baja and throughout Mexico my entire life (family owned home in Ensenada) so my taste for (authentic) Mexican food is very tuned. I am more of a dark (chocolate) based mole person. This mole dish was too watery, and not seasoned very well. The chicken was small pieces and you could tell they were saving money buying low quality. I prefer full breast (organic). I should have asked before ordering. The chicken was inedible - imo. The service was fine. Their fresh made Horchata was excellent. Pluses and minuses for our experience here.

Great food. The surf side fish and Chips were amazing. Seasoned breaded fish…read more The service was exceptional. Ambience wasn't real cozy but seaside view which was nice. Definitely would come back.

Short of staff, one waitress for ten tables and the host kept seating new tables, the one waitress…read moredid it all, delivering waters, taking orders, running food, and bussing tables, with no help, now to the food, I ordered a steak the wife had chicken parm, her plate was huge, but not she did not like the sauce and wished the chicken was pounded before breading. I had a steak I would have seafood but did not like the choices. The Strip steak was prepared as requested but came out looking ran over , and was mostly fat and gristle, it was horrible piece of meat that was hard to cut with a knife, I ate what I could, the waitress apologized for bad meal, but I knew it was management's fault and not hers, do better for your staff As we are staying at the hotel, we were hoping to come back for breakfast, but we afraid we would have another bad meal

I don't want to pile on (to the other great reviews) but this place has the best tacos. And I'm…read morenot applying this to a modified "Florence Oregon scale"...these are quite possibly the best tacos I've ever had. He doesn't offer a huge selection. There's usually 5 or so tacos to chose from and frequently an elk slider with a crispy cheese wedge on top. The Spanish shrimp tacos are incredible and come with at least two different types of cherry tomato's. The elk sliders are also fantastic and that fried cheese idea is over the top. Although the menu is limited the creativity is outstanding. This guy is a redneck connoisseur! He's currently operating in the Mini Pet Mart parking lot. He seems to close up at around 3 on Saturdays. The going price seems to be 4 bucks/each. This would be a bargain at twice the price.

A bright spot in the somewhat bleak food scene that is Florence. The Elk slider is one of the best…read moresliders I've ever had! All the flavors just pair perfectly together! And as you can see from the picture the tacos are loaded! This one is the steak which is fantastic and the pork belly is also another great option! The owner is friendly and the service is quick! Usually stop on my lunch break when I'm working in the area!

I couldn't recommend Sweet Magnolia more! They graciously accommodated a last-minute order and…read morecreated the most beautiful chocolate ganache cake for my mother-in-law's 80th birthday. Wanting to support a local business made the experience even more special. The cake was absolutely stunning, and the flavor exceeded our expectations. It was rich, incredibly moist, and perfectly balanced--especially impressive for a cake of its size. It was the highlight of the celebration, and our entire family loved it. Thank you for helping make such a special milestone even more memorable!

Stopped in here this afternoon with a friend. We mostly wanted to sit and relax with a nice drink…read more They closed at 3:30 today which we somehow didn't notice so we ended up staying until we noticed they were closing up (sorry!). We were greeted immediately when we walked in. I ordered an Italian soda with peach and strawberry and my friend ordered a cappuccino. My drink was great! It was creamy and fresh tasting. It was made with syrup but it was still so good and refreshing after a long day with lots of walking. They have some housemade treats too, which I've had before and they were good. Since we got there so late in the day they didn't have much available, but last time I got a delicious peanut butter bar that blew me away. The staff were all very friendly and seemed happy. There is a small space with tables inside and a cute little garden outside with a few more tables. The prices were reasonable, about on-par for a tourist town. They have a small parking lot and there is plenty of street parking. The building is a bit hidden so it can be hard to spot if you're on foot but they put signs out when they're open to help people to find. If you're looking for a cute spot to get a treat and a drink, stop in here! They are lovely and have tasty treats.

Great place for afternoon tea! We had the light tea which included cream tea, a cut up sandwich, a…read morescone and a little sweet treat. We will be back to have a bigger tea next time. They recommend making a reservation if you want to come.

the boss needs to stop loudly directing and step in to help. swooping in, eating on the service…read morefloor, and loudly disrupting, only to announce you are leaving multiple times. also, when correcting as employee, don't do it in front of costumers. totally crushing a young server in front of a full tea room. a $48 tea service dessert should be more than a nickel size coconut macaroon. i've taken tea all over Scotland, Canada and America. very disappointing. the owner sucked any relaxed enjoyment out of the place.

So happy this coffee shop opened in our little town. Great friendly staff. Good offering of food…read morefrom bagels to burritos. And the ambience feels like a warm hug. The only issue I have is I keep wanting to come back and spend my money here

Great coffee and great people, adorable little building! A sometimes overwhelming selection of…read morepastries but at least there's always something delicious.

The ice cream wasn't very good. It seemed overpriced for the quality of the ice cream. Our server…read morealso had dirty hands. However, he was very nice.

I got a a junior scoop of the bing cherry. I give the ice cream flavor an A+, it was delicious. I'm…read moredinging the place for other reasons such as: ice blocks in my ice cream, extremely small portion for the price, they didn't ask if I wanted a cup or regular cone (they just came me a cup :(), and place needs a lot of upkeep. A deep clean and small touch ups here and there would do wonders for this place.

I've been to the BJ's downtown before and had a good time so we stopped in here today for some…read moretasty ice cream. It was around 5pm on a busy day but there was no wait. We were greeted immediately and took our time looking at the flavors to decide what we wanted. I got a single cup with chocolate cheesecake and dulce de leche ice cream. My friend got a milkshake with plain chocolate ice cream. The dulce de leche was so good! The caramel ribbons were delicious and it was so creamy. The chocolate cheesecake flavor was alright, it tasted a little fake, almost like it was sugar-free. My friend said the milkshake was good and that it had the texture of a Wendy's Frosty. The staff were friendly and chatty with each other. They seemed knowledgeable about their flavors and were happy to give out up to three free samples. I didn't see a bathroom, but the Vinnie's down the street has a public uncoded bathroom. I would definitely come back here just for the dulce de leche ice cream. It's worth a trip!

We stopped into this old-school ice cream shop and absolutely loved it--it feels like stepping back…read morein time in the best way. The place has been around since the 70s, and you can really feel that classic charm the moment you walk in. From the vintage-style décor to the bright, fun atmosphere, it's got that nostalgic ice cream parlor vibe that's getting harder to find. The ice cream itself was fantastic--homemade and full of flavor, with a great variety to choose from. Everyone found something they loved. Finley went with a chocolate shake that hit the spot, Callum had a Rocky Road junior scoop, LaRue enjoyed the salted caramel, Emma went all in with a hot fudge sundae, and I had the blackberry cheesecake ice cream--which was incredible and definitely one I'd get again. Service was friendly and easygoing, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality and portion sizes. It's not trying to be fancy--just a great, classic spot to grab a sweet treat and enjoy the experience. If you're in the area and want something fun, nostalgic, and genuinely good, this place is absolutely worth a stop.