I had the best experience ever , staff was friendly and nice, excellent vibe . I want to give a…read moreshout out to Aston for his customer service and knowledge of coffee.

Let's just say I am glad I live in Irvine because if I lived closer, I would be here all the time…read more I got a vanilla/caramel latte and it was perfect not too sweet and very smooth and not acidic. Will be back when I am anywhere. Lose to this area. Plus the girl up front was super friendly and was the one who recommended the drink based upon what I told her I liked to drink. Do yourself a favor and swing by this place as you won't be disappointed.

First Impression: Their online order system is easy to use and the pictures look amazing…read more Location: The plaza looks new, but packed. Parking was full with a few spots open by jack in the box. Experience: We had a big order, but i heard there is always a wait regardless of order size due to their popularity. We got an array of burritos and sauces. As is and customized options too - each burrito was phat and packed with love. If only I recorded the raving sounds from the dining table as we all devoured our burritos. Note: Their signature sauce is drinkable.

Been following their journey since the home depot days iykyk. Their burritos are LARGE & they do…read moreNOT skimp. I love their queso one- and I always pair it with the cilantro crema. Honestly you could split one burrito with another person or eat half and take the other as leftovers for the next day. They get really busy so sometimes it's hard to find parking. I would recommend ordering online and picking up in the store. Sometimes they have seating available- You just have to wait for people to leave. The bathrooms here are clean. I will be back anytime I crave a breakfast burrito

Food is delicious and amazing Service was excellent and they…read morerecommended the lemonade mango delicious I really enjoyed it Atmosphere: simple

Fair warning. I was born and raised in Texas. So.. I am a hard person to impress with bbq…read more A coworker recommended me here so thought I would give it a go We ordered a brisket plate. A rib plate and onion rings. I'll break it down Pork ribs were the highlight for me. They were served with sauce on top.. and I prefer them dry. That being said. They were well cooked. Not amazing. But fine Pork ribs : 7/10 Side dish was a runny Mac and cheese: 4/10 Onion rings are pretty perfect. Thick slices with crunchy panko-ish breading. Onion rings 10/10 Brisket plate with 2 sides: sweet potatoes and beans The brisket over all was salty and a bit dry. We were served two fatty pieces from the middle. And a couple not so fatty ones from the ends. Those were dry. The fattier ones were better. But still really salty. Wasn't a fan Brisket 5/10 Beans: a bean medley?!? Multiple variety of evens. Which I am assuming had some bbq sauce in the broth as they were both vinegary and sweet. Honestly. I hated them We threw the entire side away Beans 0/10 Sweet potatoes : Sweet! Like. Really sweet. With a candied pecan crust. If sweet sweet potato casserole is your jam. .. this might be for you... it wasn't for me Sweet potato: 3/10 The bread and butter pickles were good On a side note. Ketchup is served in little plastic cups.. as opposed to a squeeze bottle. The onion rings don't actually fit in the cups to dip them in ketchup. So.. yeah that's annoying. Bbq sauce is also served in those little cups. Where are the squeeze bottles of sauce lol. At least they don't charge for bbq sauce like heritage does. All in all was nice to get a new place. Did it remind me of bbq back home? No. Would I return? No

I got an iced vanilla latte with oat milk today and it was delicious!! Madi and Julie took my order…read moreand they were especially sweet! I can't decide what I like more, the service or the latte! 10/10

Bluestone Lane is one of those places that checks off every single box in my book…read more There's nothing like a perfectly cured cup of espresso or tea while you're looking over a small menu that has well thought out and clean ingredients. I have to admit that the Aussie style breakfast is along with different twist on certain things that you wouldn't typically have for breakfast or initially caught my eye. I started off with the golden latte. It was a beautifully balanced turmeric latte with almond milk with a perfect amount of sweetness. Not only was it gut healing, but it's super warming on a chilly morning. While I was looking over the menu, I was between the breakfast burrito since everybody was ordering it or the soft scramble with chili oil. I landed on the soft scrambled chili crunch. It was served with a half avocado and rye toast the others in our party ordered pancakes, bacon, a chicken sandwich and a Yuzu drink. Everything came out in a timely manner and beautifully plated. I absolutely loved the soft scramble on Rye. It was a perfect serving size as well as hitting the spot for a not so traditional breakfast. As we're sitting there, I noticed everybody was ordering the lemon ricotta pancakes, so I could not resist and ordered some as well. I will say the most underwhelming part of that was the lemon ricotta pancakes due to the ratios for the pancake pancakes and lemon ricotta. Overall, my experience was spectacular. I cannot wait to go back to Bluestone Lane to try other menu items.

Hidden in a commercial building is HiroNori - home of the best tonkotsu ramen in So Cal. I've been…read moreto the Irvine and Torrence location as well and all locations are on par and produce the same quality ramen. Restaurant is on the first floor towards the back and is super chic inside. Restaurant itself is not very big, so you may encounter a wait.. but it's worth it. Plus the staff is friendly - they tell you up front about the included 17% gratuity. Ramen is perfection. Egg noodles are the perfect texture and the tonkotsu broth is so good! I added a heap of garlic as that's my preference, but you can get garlic on the side. The chashu top is nice and juicy as well. All in all a solid spot.

Although this place is a little hidden, it's definitely worth finding. I didn't realize HiroNori…read morehad multiple locations, but I was invited here for lunch and decided to try the Shoyu Ramen. The broth was rich and flavorful, and it really hit the spot. Everything tasted fresh and well prepared. The service was exceptional, and the staff was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. It's a smaller space, but I visited during lunchtime on a Thursday and it wasn't busy at all, which made for a relaxing experience. Overall, a great little spot and one I would gladly visit again.

Love the concept. Reminds of cafes in Austin TX. I traveled to Austin recently and many cafe serve…read morecoffee and alcohol. I haven't seen this here in CA yet so this is cool that this has been here for so long! My bf has been going here for years but I haven't been yet. They have a variety of beers and wine bottled and also in tap. There's a coffee shop to order some lattes or tea in the center. Then they also have some food. There's many tables to sit and it's spacious. Not too busy the time we went and We were able to watch World Cup game without a crazy crowd. We enjoyed our lunch and drinks!

After posting they would have Pliny the Younger this year for a three day event starting on Friday…read more2/13 at 3 pm we were played. I have gone the past 2 years and never had issues getting it on the first day. This year was different. I got there around 5:05 and walked into the shop to see a lot of tables empty. I was shocked to see that. I waited in line with maybe like two people in front of me and guess what they asked of Pliny was still available. The guy working said to the people in front of me that they sold out. It was my turn I asked if they had it and the guy said that they had a line since 3pm and that they sold out of the keg. We ended up getting two beers since we went anyways but that's when things didn't add up. He kept telling all the other people that started to show up the same thing. These are reasons why it didn't add up 1) empty seats inside but had a line since 3pm and beer was released at 4pm 2) I don't think the people going for younger would just order one beer and not try other RR beers? 3) only one guy working beer counter and having to clean the tables and make sandwiches? 4) 12 oz pours of beer and keg with about 1984 oz would make it 166 beers. No way they sold 166 beers in an hour with one person working the bar and shop empty in an hour. They could have posted on their instagram or socials that they sold out but failed to do so. I'm sure a lot of people all night were disappointed to see that they didn't have it or post anything about it.