This is a wonderful little cafe stop for enjoying a midday snack or specialty beverage while…read morestrolling through downtown San Dimas. It's close to the Metro station, dog-friendly, and offers outside dining on their spacious, shaded patio where you might even find some live musical entertainment (if the time is right). The servers are friendly and quick to offer suggestions or field any questions about the menu. Also, though you order inside, they promptly deliver your food and/or beverages while you enjoy the fresh air and take in the local scenery. If you enjoy breakfast or lunch paired with a bit of people-watching, this is a place you should consider visiting.

This place gets very busy! I tried to come on the weekend with my family and found no luck with…read moreparking, so I had to raincheck it for another day... which was today. If you plan on visiting, I definitely recommend taking a peek at their large menu online before you get there so you have an idea of what you want. They have a huge patio area with fun games to play for the entire family, which is a great touch. The inside is a bit small with only a few tables and a little area to order, but the outdoor space really makes up for it. The staff was amazing in guiding my family and me toward the best food options for what we were craving. I ended up ordering the B.T.S.A. sandwich, which was a lovely combination of toasted bread, mayo, avocado, spinach, bacon, and tomato. It was a well-balanced comfort meal that really filled me up. For the side, I chose the cucumber over the fruit and sprinkled a little salt on top, making it a perfect pairing. I enjoyed the whole meal with an iced tea and really look forward to trying it again. I would love to come back on the weekend if I can manage to find a parking spot!

I was in the area and did a Yelp search for a matcha, and The Dwelling popped up…read more I love the that this a faith based coffee shop, something that you don't come a cross often. I order the Ube matcha, but they were out! I learned that they make their ube in house and once it out for the day it's out. So my next choice was the banana matcha. I imagined a matcha with banana flavoring, but to my surprise the matcha contained actual banana in it. I was a bit caught off guard, not complaining though, of its thick consistency for a matcha. It was definitely tasty though. The next time I went back I opted for their cafe de olla, hot (only served on the weekends). The cafe de olla was delicious! I had it black and it was perfect. The service was great and the ambiance with the "Jesus loves you latte" is cutest.

Some coffee shops just hit and The Dwelling is one of them…read more The Dwelling Coffee Shop has such a peaceful, aesthetic vibe, and the service was incredibly kind and welcoming. I wasn't sure what to order, but after trying their fresh-made ube cold foam (which I don't usually even like), I was sold. I got a vanilla latte with ube cold foam, and it was so good. It's also a great quiet spot to get work done. Just note they close early at 4 PM and can be easy to miss, look for the window sign. Definitely worth stopping by.

Background On Visit: Was in the area so decided to get some java…read more Visitation Rights: 1st time, but I've patronized the other location in Whittier. Credit Cards: They're accepted. Restroom: They're available to use. Location/Parking: Located in a decent size plaza on the SE corner of Gladstone and Lone Hill. There's a decent amount of parking for all. What's great about this location is that Costco is in the same plaza. Ambiance/Decor: Nice ambiance with modern furnishings. This location is bigger than the Whittier, but doesn't have a drive thru. Service: Service was good. Staffers were friendly and our drinks didn't take long to get made. Drink Of Choice: I got the americano. Liked the taste of the bean water. Mugs For Thought: I wouldn't mind going back when I'm in the area.

Tried MUGS Coffee Roasters in San Dimas for the first time on a Sunday afternoon. The barista at…read morethe register greeted us promptly and wanted to take our order. The menu online had a Spanish iced latte but I didn't see it on their actual menu. When I asked if they could make that she said yes :) Didn't take long to make the drink. The latte tasted good not too sweet. We were the only customers in there until another group of two came in so it was pretty quiet inside. The place is very clean has cute decor. Small area for sitting. They also sell merch there.

Such a cute little space with the best customer service! I work very close to this coffee shop and…read morehave always been tempted to stop by and try a new coffee spot. I'm glad I did because the options seemed to be endless! I wasn't sure what to get but the front desk lady was great with questions and challenged us to try something new. There is a small parking lot but I don't see that being an issue as I'm sure most people opt to simply grab and go. They have seating options but in the inside of the shop and outside; located near other shopping centers and a busy street. Not only do they have lots of drink options but other tasty bites- I will be sure to return and try something new!

I recently visited InHouse Coffee and had a mixed experience. The customer service was kind and…read morewelcoming, especially since it was my first time there. Unfortunately, the food did not meet expectations. I tried a croissant that was honestly not edible, and the salmon bagel was also disappointing. The croissant, in particular, was the worst part of the experience. I really appreciated the friendly service, but the quality of the food needs improvement.

I really like the taste of the food here and the staff is really friendly. However, they can't cook…read morean over easy egg for nothing! We've got been here several times and I really enjoy the Loco Moco, but I have resigned myself from knowing that I will never get my eggs cooked correctly. It's eggs over hot rice and covered with hot gravy. Suggesting to barely cook the eggs on the grill and then but on rice and let the hot rice and gravy finish cooking the eggs. Just saying. Even on the avocado toast the eggs came out overcooked. I mention this, hoping that someone from the restaurant will read this and talk to the chef. I REALLY do like the food and I can deal with overcooked eggs but it would be better if they cooked the eggs as ordered or just don't ask anymore how to cook the eggs because they all come out the same. I asked my table neighbor if their eggs came out how they ordered and they said no but because it tastes good like me they don't say anything. I know the place gets really busy and I do enjoy coming because the vibe is good. The coffee and other drinks are good too. I will return because it's worth it and I enjoy coming . I just had to vent a little about the eggs. It really is a wonderful place to spend time and enjoy the food and drinks. I like supporting small businesses and I am happy that this place seems to be doing well.

A friend lives in the area and since a few of us were meeting, she suggested Butter Cafe and Bakery…read morefor breakfast on a Saturday morning. For 8:30 am on a Saturday morning, this place was quite busy and the flow of customers did not stop the entire time we were there. There was plenty of parking in front and to the side of the cafe, as it is at the end of the strip mall. The display case of baked good intrigued me and I was divided between the Banana Bread and another item but after asking the cashier, he also suggested the Banana Bread. Since it was my first visit, I tend to purchase a bit more to enjoy later as I am unsure if I'll get the chance to stop by again. Banana Bread (pass) $5.75 When trying the Banana Bread later that afternoon, it was dry and not very delicious. We bake better Banana Bread at home, so it was not worth the $5.75. Kevin's Breakfast Sando w/ country potatoes $14.95 Grilled sourdough, prosciutto, pesto, garlic, mayo, provolone, arugula, and fried egg w/ tots, country potatoes, fries, or side salad From the Yelp reviews, I knew I had to try Kevin's Breakfast Sando and I ordered it with Country Potatoes, but the Country Potatoes do not include onions or bell peppers. It's like a "take" on country potatoes but not exactly country potatoes. I still enjoyed them nonetheless as country potatoes are my go to, but no one would also ever go wrong with tots! The Sando was delicious, but a bit tad salty for me, but I would most definitely order it again. 12 oz Black Eye $5 2 shots of espresso in drip coffee Since I am not normally awake this early on a weekend, I was needing caffeine more than ever, and I was very pleased to see Black Eye on the menu. I do not often, if ever, order Black Eye so I had to ask the cashier what it was and when they said it was espresso in coffee, I was sold! All the food and drinks were served on/in disposable containers, which from reviews, it seems like they started doing that since covid and have continued to do so. Service is interesting but overall nothing to complain about. One orders at the counter and they call your order for you to pick-up but with the acoustics in the restaurant, one may not hear their order being called. Sometimes an employee would bring a drink or so around to the customer if they did not hear their order being called, which was nice because it could get quite noisy on the inside. This is most definitely a family-oriented restaurant and I love see people of all ages enjoy time together, especially over breakfast. I love breakfast food, it just brings a sense of peace as we begin our day and what better way than to enjoy the food and company!

The barista remembered us when we walked in a second time and talked about their frog pins, which…read morewere amazing. According to friend Jacob, "the salsa really elevated the Wrap - 7.5/10". All breakfasts came out piping hot and delicious - I enjoyed my Melt quite a lot with the nice cheese pull. Lavender latte tasted a little too much like bush, but I liked it anyway. Lavender mint tea was delicious, not too bushy but more lavender-y than minty. Consensus on the bee's knees: "Love it!"-Bella "Very good. Tastes like chocolate dipped honey candy."-Jacob "Reminds me of topical anesthetic in my dentist's office - but in a good way"-Jess. The lychee berry spritz was refreshing 'a sparkly lil sweetie drink' and the muffin was moist and delightful. Comfy chairs, good music - passes the vibe check.

Klatch feels very similar to your typical Starbucks-style experience order, pick up, and go. It's…read moreefficient, but not the kind of place where you're expecting much interaction or a personal touch. The coffee itself is okay, but nothing that really stands out or keeps you thinking about it afterward. It gets the job done, but there are other spots that offer a more memorable drink or overall experience. If you're just looking for something quick and convenient, it works. But if you're after a more welcoming vibe or standout coffee, this might not be the spot.

It was my first time and I was guided very well. The staff asked me the right questions and gave…read moretwo suggestions. He even asked for sweetness. Just amazing! And the banana loaf is delicious. Good pastries are not common in most coffee shops.

This place is cozy. It has sofas, chairs and dining tables along with an outside patio…read more They make the best matcha in my opinion. I always order mine unsweetened or lightly sweetened with almond milk. I have yet to be able to enjoy a matcha ordered like this anywhere without it tasting like dirt but their's does not. Their customer service is always great. I have never had a bad experience at this place. Be prepared to stand in a long line though - that's a good sign. That means their product and service is good. The line moves pretty quickly.

I have been here numerous times and I have yet to leave them a review…read more First off this restaurant is nice and clean. From the moment you first walk in to when you leave every staff member there is extremely helpful and friendly. They provide great service and help answer any questions. Now the food. The food here is so bomb. I have tried multiple meals here but my all time favorite is the pulled pork benedict which is always delicious and flavorful. You have to try the twisted potatoes. My favorite is the cheddar cheese or blue cheese with bacon on them. They are cheesy and delicious. They always have good drinks here as well. I always enjoy the mimosa flight. They always have a seasonal menu which is always pretty good as well. This past month they had banana foster french toast and I wish this was a permanent menu item. It is so good especially with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. They also have delicious cinnamon rolls and bread pudding as well. I can't wait to come back and have some brunch again. Thank you Twisted Sage Cafe

Tried Twisted Sage for breakfast today. Overall, I'd say it was average. The place is definitely…read morepopular and the atmosphere is nice, especially if you can get patio seating, which I thought had a much better overall vibe than sitting inside. But the food itself was kind of hit or miss for me. I ordered the OG breakfast with bacon, eggs, potatoes, and toast. The potatoes were pretty soft and not very crispy, and the bacon was also on the soft side with quite a bit of fat still on it. The eggs, even though they say they aren't powdered, kind of had that soft, watery texture that reminded me of powdered eggs. Nothing terrible, just not really what I was expecting for the price. A few days earlier I tried the chorizo breakfast burrito and honestly liked that better. I think everything mixed together in the burrito worked better flavor-wise and texture-wise. Service was also kind of average. The servers were friendly and did check on us, but they seemed a little overloaded and stretched thin trying to do too many things at once. On a previous visit, service was a little slow and we had to ask for coffee a few times. One small thing that oddly kind of took away from the experience was the ketchup situation. They use tiny ketchup packets instead of bottles, so if you actually want ketchup for your potatoes or eggs you end up opening a bunch of little packets just to get enough on your plate. It just felt a little strange considering they have full-size Tabasco bottles on the tables. The bigger issue for me was the value. For two people, breakfast came out to around $42 before drinks, and the portions weren't especially large. Compared to somewhere like Black Bear Diner where you can split a huge chicken fried steak breakfast and still spend significantly less even with coffee, it just didn't feel worth the price to me. I'm not saying the place is bad, some menu items are probably better than others, but based on what I ordered, I thought it was a little overpriced for food that was mostly just okay, and kinf of bland (no salt or flavor). My advice would be to choose carefully off the menu.

this place is so good!! i ordered the velvet matcha ( blueberry ) and the coffee latte! i love them…read moreboth and if im feeling more coffee i will definitely get the latte! i believe it was called sleepaway latte the ambience gives very la vibes but the service is so comforting. when i usually order coffee in la, i don't really get asked a lot on how my day is so far so that caught me off guard when the workers asked so i blanked out lolll the owner is also really nice and thanked us for coming and supporting his business. not even lying i'll be visiting tomorrow morning for the latte this time :)

I've been looking for a good matcha place and I really enjoyed the banana matcha. it had a really…read moregood banana taste. The girl who took my order was really nice. The place was calm and really nice looking.

The owners are the best. Love this place, the lemonade they have ... hidden gem tbh…read more Breakfast wraps ... add avocado fyi

I've been coming to The French Press for a long time now, and it's usually one of my favorite…read morespots. Most of the time, everything is great, but lately, I've noticed it can be a bit of a hit or miss--I either have a wonderful experience or a really tough one. Why I keep coming back: Their food is genuinely delicious. They have really good sandwiches and so many great options if you're hungry. Also, a little insider tip: if you're feeling under the weather and want something better than a Starbucks Medicine Ball, order the Remedy Tea. It is so soothing and I highly recommend it! My recent experience: On my last visit, things felt a bit off. The staff seemed really rushed--they actually started making our drinks while we were still in the middle of ordering. Because of the rush, they missed my milk modification and the drink ended up being way too sweet, to the point where I couldn't really drink it. What saddened me most was that the cashier was pretty rude and dismissive toward us. We actually felt so uncomfortable that we didn't even want to ask for a remake, so we just headed out. I truly love the menu here and the vibe when it's "on," but I really hope the service gets back to that friendly, welcoming energy I fell in love with.