Rosa and Amanda are by far the best servers. I'm here every week, and they always take great care…read moreof me. All the staff is great, love this place! Thank you! Now that my friend Steve clarke knows his friend rosa works here, he'll be here every week as well. He yelps for rosa! I yelp for Amanda, we love this place, great company! Ty! Tana hardcastle.​

This is our new favorite place! The outside patio seating is awesome!! The veggie breakfast burrito…read morewas phenomenal! Seriously... a showstopper! We will definitely be getting that when we come back. The staff was very friendly and attentive to us! We sat on the patio to watch planes take off and it was so cool! We got there around 8:45 and the whole restaurant (inside and out) was packed by 9:30am! And there was a line at the host stand by the front lobby of the airport itself. Very clean and fun location. A must try!

First time here and I will defenently be back. I receive fast friendly service and was greated by a…read morenice young lady as I came in the door. I ordered the Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs with Sourdough toast. I'm sorry that I didnt catch my servers name or I would have mentioned her in my review. She even offered me a to go cup of ice water because it was a hot day. She even remembered to but a slice of lemon in my water as well. The Chicken Fried Steak was very flavorful, had to add some black pepper on the eggs and to gravy but it was well prepared and the fried patatoes with bell pepper and onions was on point. I will definitely be back to try another dish from here and hopefully get the same waitress.

It took us a mere 11-years of boycotting before we tried Corona Airport Cafe again. We actually…read moregave them two chances this time around. The reviews had shown that a lot had changed, and Yelpers were trying to tell me that. But could they change our mind? It was still the same basic, old fashioned building, but with minor expansions and some quirky upgrades. I have to say, the interior is cute and clean and their servers are delightful. But more importantly, it seemed they had a different owner. Could this possibly be a game changer? I settled on a Vegetarian Scramble, 2 eggs, with tomato, bell pepper, spinach and mushrooms, sharing the plate with house potatoes and a generous slab of avocado on the side. Deliciously done. I didn't even realize that there was no cheese until writing this review...duh! Yes, it was yummy... I would get this again. Huevos Rancheros. While surprised that the "fried tortillas" were flabby, not crisp, Mr. B decided he enjoyed the meal overall, especially the tasty, homemade Ranchero sauce. The over-easy eggs were nicely done; their refried beans were a success as well. Too bad the home-style potatoes were overcooked and, in some cases, he said they were "burnt". Me, I confess to liking burnt/ well caramelized, so I inherited them. It's true, some of them were harder than hard, but the rest were ok. Curious, we also indulged in sides, i.e. both types of sausage. The patties were delicious, the links were plump. I thought it would be hard to choose between them, but on our second visit (see below), I decided that their brand of sausage link simply was not for me. The taste was off. The coffee came in a huge mug and our server made sure the cup was filled often. Great job! However, I've had better coffee; this one was super thin, brown water both times we visited. I cannot recommend the coffee for serious coffee drinkers. Great multi-grain and seed, wheat toast with plenty of butter. Right up my alley. Also on our second visit, we ordered the Tres Leches pancake combo and chilaquiles with verde sauce. The pancakes were beautiful with a buttery cinnamon sauce, topped with sliced fresh strawberries and whipped cream. This was a nice choice. The chilaquiles had a nicely seasoned verde sauce but the pork chunks themselves were hard and lean. That was a turn off. Mr B also got a side of bacon. It was crisp and super thin. I thought it tasted good, but he did not. And at a $4 charge for two skinny slices, it was not worth it. More bad news. Some of the food, particularly the sausages and the ranchera sauce, came out of the kitchen slightly warmer than room temperature. This happened both visits. On our first visit they were not particularly busy, so it was hard to justify why things cooled down so quickly, even before arriving at our table. The second visit, I ended up sending the cold sausage back and requested they cook it longer. That backfired, because then, the sausage links came back way overdone. I had complained enough that visit, so I just left them uneaten. The sausage did not come home with our leftovers. This little cafe has strengths but also weaknesses, some of which I cannot forgive, like weak coffee and cold food. I cannot agree with others that this is the best Corona has to offer for breakfast. They're good, but we have better, more consistent options.

Food was delicious. We had the Patty Melt on Rye Bread, Jalapeños Poppers and Fries. They also…read moregave my pup (Shiba Inu) her own patty with water!! :) The service was EXCELLENT!! No crowd at all. We practically had the whole place to ourselves! Which surprises me!! Come out, you definitely will be satisfied...!!! We'll be back when in the area!!!

We visited this place more than 10 years ago when it was under the original owners, or at least one…read moreof the earlier owners. I've heard it's changed hands several times since then. I was surprised to see that it's now a Mexican restaurant. The good news is they do both Mexican and American breakfast dishes well. The huevos rancheros were excellent, and the omelet and hash browns were solid too. They no longer sell Bison meat, due to the nearby Bison farm closing down. The biggest change is the atmosphere. The charming, nostalgic airport-diner vibe has been replaced with a darker bar look, complete with an Instagram photo wall accompanied with a free dessert table. My only wish is that they would lower the patio windows a bit so diners could get better photos of the Cessna planes taking off. I come for the instant diner coffee and a good view of the planes taking off!

This is a little hole in the wall that's been at this location for a very long time. It is located…read moreat the chino airport off of Merrill street. They have plenty of parking. The moment you walk in, you feel like you walk back in time and are somewhere completely different. They have multiple pictures from the old days of the airport with many military planes. We went for brunch around 11am and most of the clientele at the time we went was on the older side. We were received by a friendly server who quickly accommodated our party of 6. They have a very laid back and casual ambiance. At the time, they had the breakfast and their lunch menu available. Those who ordered from the breakfast menu got their giant biscuits and gravy as a side. I highly recommend to order those in the side as they are huge! Another note to keep is that they make their gravy with pork and it is not specified on the menu. I ordered a tuna melt sandwich without the pickles. The sandwich was big and tasty. This was really good and it definitely hit the spot! Their tuna tasted fresh and they were generous with it. The sandwich came with french fries which were good. My coworkers all enjoyed their breakfast entrees and ended with to go boxes. Overall I can see us coming back to a team breakfast or brunch. I can also see myself ordering the tuna melt to go as it is very close to my workplace.

My family and I came in today celebrating my son's birthday. Either of us sitting around enjoying…read moreeach other's company we had a variety of food from the beef dip to pancakes and patty melts and finish it off eating pie. The service was wonderful. The food was excellent. And the blessing was a gentleman named Jerry paid for our lunch out of the blue. Jerry God bless you Sir and thank you so much. You are truly an angel

It's like coming home. Today we went off script and had the Mt. Rubidoux breakfast platter and the…read moresausage patties, eggs andhash browns. Mine had Tater tots topped with scrambled eggs, ham and sausage topped with gravy! Hot cup of coffee 1 regular 1 decaf. and we are good to go! Great cook. Enough to take with me. Service was homey and welcoming as we have come to expect. Thank you!

Great location for the place. Drove through this area many times and finally decided to pay them a…read morevisit. The service is great, the whole staff is very friendly and attentive. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Plenty of food options. The food tasted great. The place itself is very clean and there is plenty of parking outside. Would recommend to anyone in the area.

Tip: Stand in line, then go to the desk to order so look at a menu early…read more We have only come here 3 times in the last few years but it's actually a very worthy restaurant for breakfast, brunch or lunch. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house, but we always love to sit outside so that we have a really good view of the aircraft coming and going. I tried the BLT and, oh my!!! One of the best I've had, with lots of thick cut bacon, very crisp, lots of lettuce, tomato and mayo (I ordered it as-is). Half was the size of a regular sandwich so the other half went home with me! RRR ordered the triple decker club on sourdough and loved his as well. Half of his went home also. We both got the cole slaw as our side which has a little pineapple in it. I found it ok, RRR really liked it. We shared a special milkshake, pistachio, and it was heavenly, highly recommended. Service was perfect, there when needed but not overbearing. We so appreciate well-trained staff! Highly recommended.

Dear Hubby and I have been to Waypoint Cafe a few times over the years. Because of how popular…read morethey are, it's not somewhere we try to go to on a weekend. Today we had to be out of the house due to Edison maintenance in your neighborhood. We were originally headed for Ojai, but we were hungry and didn't want to wait that long to get food. I suggested Waypoint since it was a weekday and hopefully wouldn't be that crowded. We hit them just before a lunch rush came along about 30 minutes later. it's probably been a while, but their ordering procedure has changed since the last time we were there. Now you enter, go to the host stand, and order and pay there. Then they give you a number for your order and a host takes you out to a table. It's a variation on fast casual. The idea is that they will start cooking your food as soon as you pay, and the process will flow smoothly from there. They have a lot of runners bringing out the food, and offering additional condiments or other things you might need, like more water or napkins. There are several reasons that I'm downgrading the rating from a previous visit. $18 for a plain Belgian waffle? No fruit, garnish, whipped cream, just melted butter and a very small amount of syrup. It looked more substantial because we added eggs and bacon for $3 more. The latter seems like a good deal, because the eggs were well prepared. Only two slices of bacon, though. DH and I split the plate. $21 for a plain waffle, scrambled eggs, and two pieces of bacon does seem excessive. We added a side of hash browns, which were plentiful, but were also oily. I don't remember having hash browns in another restaurant which were that greasy, so that was a fail. $9 for two cups of decaf coffee? That also seemed on the high side, especially when a tiny (and I do mean tiny!) addition of oat milk for creamer was $1.50. Really? And yet, they offered mini portions of hazelnut or French vanilla creamer for free. But we didn't know that ahead of time. A large glass of lukewarm pineapple juice was $6. I had to ask for a glass of ice cubes to be able to chill the juice down to where it tasted good. By the way, the waffle was slightly overcooked for my preference, making it more crunchy than I enjoy. Overall, it was $50 for a breakfast that DH and I split, just adding the hash browns and juice to stretch the meal. Service was good. It was the kitchen that let down the team. Also, ambiance-wise, the airport has added a large row of hangars to the northwest of the restaurant, which dramatically cuts down the view of the planes taking off and landing. That's actually another fail for the appeal of dining here. It's likely going to be a while before we return. Sad to report today's experience, but that's what it turned out to be - not the lovely little secret getaway of the past.

Great Location at the airport Awesome menu selection…read more Comparable prices Great friendly service Lots of parking Food was great. Very tasty and perfectly prepared Definitely recommend

When we travel I always look for small airport cafe's, they never disappoint, and Flight 126 is…read moreanother one of those small airport cafe's that did not disappoint. We stopped in for breakfast and found the service to be friendly and we were well taken care of. We had a table out on the patio and enjoyed sitting and watching the small planes take off and land. Several were doing touch and go's for practice. Mr. B ordered two eggs, hash browns and biscuits and gravy, everything was delicious and his cup of coffee was constantly filled. Everything was very good. I ordered a scrambled egg and hash browns. The hash browns were crispy and crunchy yet creamy in the middle. The place is tucked off the beaten path near Santa Paula airport and has a nice parking lot. A great way to start the day!

Yummy! I go here every time I visit my sister in Hesperia. They are quick and the food is…read moredelicious. I'm never disappointed with the food! Great little spot right in the neighborhood.

Came here today specifically for the SOS style biscuits and gravy. It's only on Wednesday. It's the…read morebest I've had. It has chunks of sausages in it. Not like the regular country gravy. They're both good. Really good. The chicken fried steaks always hits. It's always crispy and moist in the inside. Great service. They always top off my coffee every time they walk by. It's one of my favorite breakfast joints of all time.

Ever since the scumbags at ATP started operating out of this airport, it's been an endless source…read moreof noise pollution as they fly back and forth over Sierra Madre, Monrovia, Duarte and Azusa ad nauseum. Seven days a week, sometimes 2 flights at the same time, and they never seem to deviate from this pattern. Day in, day out, it never stops. It's getting really old, guys. You can't even use the "don't live near an airport, then" excuse, you're literally going out of your way. We're getting sick of the constant, endless buzz of you repeatedly flying over our homes. Please give us a fucking break.

Stopped in on Thursday morning after my doctors appointment. Wanted to get breakfast and this was a…read moreshort easy drive from my doctors office. Located at the airport the restaurant provides a great opportunity to see general aviation and enjoy yourself while you're having breakfast or lunch. The restaurant offers seating outside or inside ( prefer outdoor) to watch the flights and outdoors. I had there (2) eggs with bacon and hash browns with white toast. The food arrived quickly and the service was excellent. definitely would come back again.

What a cool Airport Day never been our family friend told us about it so my family and I decided to…read morego for a bit even though it was very hot out wanted to get out for a little bit and see something new. Always knew they had this but never been, so happy we went today. They have planes, helicopters, police cars and trucks, so many cool planes to check out. You can take photos in some of them which is really cool. It was sort of busy and hot so we didn't wait in the lines to do that but. They also have vendors giving out free things, they have an area in the back with the older planes they sell toys and things they also have a food truck. Baby girl got a free Outter pop so nice of them thank you so much, everyone was so friendly and had smiles even though it was hot. Great place to go for a bit bring kids your family and friends. Loved it would def go again, thank you so much for the wonderful experience and seeing all the beautiful planes and aircrafts. Loved it we had a great time. They also have a cafe inside which I still need to try one of these days :) I would recommend checking this place out if you haven't already it's fun for everyone and perfect place to take pictures. We had an amazing time thank you so much for welcoming us. Have a beautiful day, be kind to everyone :) Aloha

Every 2nd Sunday of the month - antique air display. Open to the public fur a few hours to walk on…read morethe tarmac and talk to the fine Civil Air Patrol folks about the planes and the work of the Fullerton Airport.