I used to go to the location in Anaheim Hills and it was my absolute favorite restaurant! I was…read morethrilled to learn this is the same restaurant! Their Szechuan beef is sometime I have been craving since I ate at their location in Anaheim hills. When I took a bite of it, I knew it was exactly the same! Their service is amazing as well! Stop by and give them a try, you won't be disappointed!

My wife and I have spent nearly half our lives in Diamond Bar. Lured by excellent schools and its…read moregentle, sloping hills, we bought our home and have raised our kids in this wonderful city. Even though we've lived within easy driving distance of Mandarin Taste restaurant, we've only frequented it perhaps four or five times in all that time. Last Saturday, craving well made Kung Pao Chicken, this Gen X'er and voluminous reviewer for Yelp/Google placed the very first DELIVERY order of his life via Door Dash and Mandarin Taste. Well made Kung Pao Chicken imparts a wonderfully faint but distinctive "chocolate" note, derived from the chef flash frying dried chile peppers until they're almost burnt...which turns the red Szechuan peppers into a dark, almost eggplant purple/black. This flash-fry technique against a scalding hot wok releases volatile compounds remarkably similar to roasted cacao beans. The interplay of cacao from the peppers merge with the rich, malty and slightly sweet hues of dark soy sauce, Chunkiang vinegar and, yes, the glorious wok-fried peanuts they strike your palate as cocoa. And make me, your favorite Yelp correspondent, wanna shout rapturously, "Bullseye!" Alas, the Kung Pao prepared by Executive Chef Charlie Feng and his team at Mandarin Taste does not produce that wondrous chocolatey/malty flavor profile. While you get heat from the chiles, snap from the spring onions/peanuts, you're denied that epic finish on the back of your palate. Pros? * My order arrived in twelve minutes from "Send" to "Doorbell." * Easily, the hottest (temperature-wise) entree I've ever ordered for takeout and/or delivery. * The egg rolls were divinely fabulous- Crunchy, very little wilt or sag, copiously brimmed w/ carrot/cabbage/ginger + onion. While this was strictly a delivery order, I can tellya from our prior visits to Mandarin Taste that the restaurant itself is suitably well appointed, friendly and welcoming...offering a setting you'd be pleased to bring friends & family to.

This is a great neighborhood sports bar in the CVS strip mall. They have a large central bar with…read morelots of large TVs, some high tables, and a couple of booths. Service is excellent with the waitresses being friendly and very helpful with suggestions for food and beer. We started with the Irish Nachos (French fries instead of tortilla chips - think poutine) and followed that up with the Forbidden Pizza. A great combination to go along with a couple of beers. Four stars for the ambience and food but the waitresses take it over the top to five stars!

Best wings around!!! Get lemon pepper well done with buffalo sauce on the side…read more All servers are super chill. Also go Ducks Jeff ;)

I really enjoyed my breakfast and the customer service. It was my first visit to S&J Gran cafe. I'm…read morepicky about breakfast and how it's prepared. I ordered the Denver omelette which was delicious and perfectly prepared. None of that overcooked burned egg crust stuff, The omelette was light and fluffy. A good ratio of meat and veggies inside.The home potato's had perfect crusty edges. The green salsa was perfect for those like me who can't take much spice. Coffee was a little strong. The sour dough toast wasn't a true sour dough. It tasted like white bread. Service was a 10 . Mau was friendly and kept checking to see if we needed anything. He usually works at the orange location, I know because I liked his service so well that I asked him. I loved the upbeat music which made for a relaxing leisurely breakfast. It was very clean inside. Bathroom was a plus. It was very clean. No nasty smells or dirty toilet or funky smells. Which is rare. All of the breakfast spots are gone in Rowland Heights/Diamond Bar, Now I have a new breakfast spot. Half Mexican/American breakfast spots.

My friend and I came here looking forward to a nice breakfast, but unfortunately left very…read moredisappointed. My friend ordered the chorizo and eggs and When the food arrived, my friend didn't realize her meal contained jalapeños. She hadn't noticed they were listed on the menu, and while it was an honest oversight, we politely asked if it would be possible to remake the dish without them, and the server agreed to take it back. When she came back, she asked if we wanted the original plate boxed up because they didn't want it to go to waste. We explained that we weren't going to eat it because of the jalapeños, but after being asked again, we agreed to take it with us so it wouldn't be wasted. When it was time to pay, we were shocked to find out we had been charged for both meals. At no point did anyone tell us that remaking the plate meant we'd be paying for two plates. Had we known, we never would have agreed to reorder it and we tried leaving the to go box too. When I politely questioned the charge, the employee told us that my friend "could have just picked the jalapeños off like other people do." That response was disappointing and dismissive, especially since they had already agreed to remake the meal. I asked to speak with a manager, but was told there wasn't one available and that nothing could be done. There was no apology for the miscommunication or any effort to make things right. I've worked in hospitality, so I understand that mistakes happen. That's why I remained polite throughout the interaction. But hospitality is about communication and how you handle those mistakes, and unfortunately that was missing here. What should have been an enjoyable breakfast ended with us leaving frustrated.

Great Smashburger and Mojo fries. The staff was super welcoming! Chef Matt came out and talked to…read moreme for a bit about his process in the kitchen and how he makes his not so secret sauce. Super passionate about his craft and entrepreneurial spirit. I'll definitely be back.

Service was great, had great ambience overall nice dive bar. They had karaoke night was fun…read moreexperience hearing people sing.

I happened to be in the area after touring CPP. This place is what we were looking for in getting a…read morequick bite before hitting the 210 and 5 for a 2 hour drive home. We stepped up and ordered a margarita pizza and Mac n cheese with bacon. We also got a couple bottled drinks. If I hadn't had such a long drive ahead of me, I probably would have tried one of the local beers. They looked like there was a good variety. This does seem to be a great place for college students or where they might take their parents when they visit. Again, it probably checks a lot of boxes. For me today it fit the bill and I don't think it will be too disappointing to anyone. The service was pretty quick and the place is designed nicely. We enjoyed our time there. Drop in for well made food that is not the standard fare.

Had a mad craving for thin crust pizza and this place came through! This place is located on the…read moreoutskirts of Cal Poly Pomona, almost essentially on campus, but free parking. Super spacious and good for groups. They only had 1 guy working when i went and he was very friendly. Got 3 pizzas for $48. A little pricey but really good pizzas. You could potentially eat a whole by yourself if you're really hungry. Each is cut into 6 slices.

We came to bowl on an evening that coincided with competitive tourney which we were told meant…read morewaiting at least two hours for the lanes to free up, since only three lanes or so were open to the public. So this review is not about the bowling alley but the sports bar right next to it. Whereas the bowling alley was full of spirited sounds of teams and the sounds of pins toppling and ball polishing, several feet away was a rather well soundproofed sports bar with the jukebox playing an eclectic selection of country rock and hard rock. As far as activities go, there were billiard tables and dartboard machines. We opted for the dartboards which have cameras installed and the technology to detect your throw, even when said throw completely missed the mark. It takes cash, and the amount depends on the type of game and number of players. However, technically you could just take the cup of plastic darts and just start playing without paying and keep score yourselves. We were joined by two other locals at the bar and played a guys vs. gals, 2v2 round of 501, and somehow I carried. Subsequently on another game though, I came up shooting blanks. By the time we were done darting, the billiard tables were all taken up. Wouldn't mind coming back to hang out here.

I love oaktreelanes! All the bartenders are amazing the food is so delicious, and the lanes are…read morewell kept

They just finished construction in the kitchen, and added new menus to reflect on the updates. Each…read more"station" now has its own daily special

The food here was so good! Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. The portions were generous, and…read morethe presentation was nice too. Staff was friendly and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely coming back!

Attention my friends Walk in and it's open seating! No need…read moreto stand around waiting for a host to seat you! Once you find a seat an employee will acknowledge you! From there they are very attentive you will see their team work come in to play! My hubby ordered the Hawaiian pizza it wasn't bad wish they listened to the light cheese and extra sauce request but we were hungry so we ate it. It does have a kick because the jalapeños so if your tolerance go spice is low beware...I enjoyed my lunch burnt tips was good! Drink cups are nice and tall love the big cups!! I enjoyed the patio seating on this nice day!

I don't hand out praise like this lightly, so understand the gravity of what I'm about to say:…read more The Classic Reuben didn't just meet expectations... it rearranged them. I have eaten my way through filet mignon, ribeyes that could make you emotional, slow braised short ribs that fall apart if you look at them too hard, and somehow, somehow, this corned beef just walked in, sat down at the head of the table, and said, "We're doing things differently now." The meat? Ridiculous. Tender in a way that makes you question physics. Moist without being greasy. Rich without crossing into that heavy, regret filled territory. Every bite felt like it had been engineered by someone who understands joy on a molecular level. And then, because apparently that wasn't enough, you get the balance. The sauerkraut cuts through with just the right tang. The Russian dressing slides in with this creamy, slightly sweet acidity that ties everything together like it has a degree in culinary diplomacy. Nothing fights. Nothing overwhelms. It's harmony. It's orchestral. It's borderline inappropriate how good it is. The rye bread? Let's talk about it. Toasty, flavorful, structurally sound, which matters, because this sandwich has presence. It doesn't just hold the sandwich, it participates. It shows up. It contributes. Now let me save you from making the same mistake I did: Do not order the fries. Listen, the curly fries are great. I'm not here to slander them. But pairing them with this sandwich is like trying to follow a standing ovation with a fireworks show indoors. It's too much. This sandwich is already peak decadence. Add fries, and you've crossed into excess that your soul, and your digestive system, will have a meeting about later. Next time, I am getting fruit. Something light. Something that respects what just happened on that plate. Final verdict: This isn't just a sandwich. It's an event. A commitment. A decision you don't make casually. And yes, I will absolutely be ordering it again.