We came here for breakfast from a recommendation from a local In the area. Cute cafe, staff was…read morevery friendly and the food was good. Win win

Staff was everything for us. They were welcoming, personable, and attentive. While breakfast is…read morehard to mess up I will say the quality and portion size was perfect. If you are dairy sensitive be mindful they do not carry alternatives, meaning no almond, oat or coconut milk.

I really love going here.. or been quite some time since I've been so today I was. I would have…read moregiven a 5 star buuut.... The bar room was offered and based on our experience of a live band or good music we chose of our area. Unfortunately, the service ( if there was any) was non existent . We sat there for more than 10 minutes. No one asked us a question. Came to check on us or anything. They watched us. Do you have a food return to the dining room with menus and hand and no one attempted to see what was going on There were only two other couples sitting in the room. It was almost empty. We wound up moving back to the dining area because we plan to have tea and coffee. Once we or seated in the main dining area, the service was stellar. They checked on its regularly. We got water immediately. They took our order within 3 to 5 minutes that continue to check on us throughout the meal refilled our beverages. It is regularly crowded there the beautiful world that room is covered by direct sunlight from the windows that show you the waterfront there's plenty of seating, the music is loud enough to enjoy but low enough to have conversation and enjoy your meal simply perfect I got my favorite the crab sand, which is at market price and delicious. My husband had a jumbo shrimp scrambled that comes with bacon and avocado, and it was delicious. I adore this restaurant and I really enjoy the fact that they've started covering the outdoor patio area so you don't have direct Son. It's a perfect place to enjoy a good Saturday or Sunday brunch with friends and family. It's always have fun. How am full of live with people enjoying their meal Except to spam $50-$75 a person depending on what you choose to eat from the menu and what type of beverage you have and that only includes one beverage Your average brunch scramble or omelette runs about 30 bucks. Anything seafood will be 40 bucks plus coffee and $3.75 and refillable which I love and I can't really show you the cost of a cocktail. It's been a minute.

This place is a definite miss. Once again after seven years, we tried this place again just for the…read morewater views, and it was one fumble after another. The bar was closed for a party. (who closes their bar for a private party? The banquet room had the doors wide open and it was so loud in the rest of the restaurant, they didn't have half of the food that we wanted (due to the two parties). Not sure why this amazing location can't get their act together., never going back.

Been here only a couple of times and both times were great! Breakfast plates were very good and…read morefilling. On our most recent visit, we ordered burgers and they were fantastic! Portions again were large and filling, service was very good and everything inside was very clean! Found our new spot for awesome burgers and will definitely be back soon.

I hate leaving bad reviews for local businesses. But I also don't want people to waste their hard…read moreearned money. 1st time and last time here at Miller's. On a Thursday morning, plenty of parking, only 3-4 tables occupied when we entered around 9AM. (Could be a sign) The place looks clean. Waitress is friendly. But be aware of the cups and plates. A lot of them are chipped. Ordered Philly cheesesteak omelette and pork chop with egg. If you want to eat here, do NOT order any meat (except preprocessed such as bacon, sausage, ham etc.) both the steak and the pork chop were not seasoned. And the pork chop is dry. Meat quality is low. All I can say is the meat is cooked. No seasoning whatsoever. It has the raw meat taste!?! I don't know how to describe it. But it is nasty, I can't believe my tongue. And wish I didn't swallow that bit.

First timers and my cousin said this is the place to go. We wanted a breakfast spot that was more…read morehome style and this definitely hit the spot. The old school chairs for waiting, the art on the wall..I really liked the setting. Service was quick and awesome the girls did great, thank you. Meals came out quick, I got the lumpy skillet with some salsa. I loved it and with the mix veggies. But that churro waffle was omg, so worth it. If I lived here this would definitely be one of my go to spots.

Was working in the area and wanted to grab something to eat for myself. Was browsing around local…read moreplaces and this one popped up for me. Was within walking distance and had online ordering, so I had to give it a try. Veggie Benedict: Almost the same as a Florentine Benedict, but no spinach. Still, it was delicious. Despite its rough looking presentation when I received it (granted everything was just shifted to one side of my container when I was eating it), I enjoyed the meal. The eggs were poached perfectly and the Hollandaise sauce was great. The hash browns could have been crispier, but still, I enjoyed my meal. Also, got a kids peach shake and it was refreshing and satisfying to consume. Overall, had a nice brunch and can see myself ordering from here again.

Oh, beloved Big Daddy. How I have missed you…read more After Big Daddy Ross' Cafe closed the doors to their Bay Point location, I was a lost, wayward child. Hungry, depleted, lost (and likely protein-deficient due to the loss of my beloved cheese omelet with avocado), I scoured the earth in search of another breakfast spot nearby, but none were worthy. They just didn't offer up the amazing flavor and friendly faces (hey Omar, Ross, Gaby and da crew!) that Big Daddy's always did. Then, one day, I was picking up a takeout order at a nearby brekkie spot and as I'm strollin' along, Ross himself runs out of their new location to greet me. It was a beautiful reunion and a welcome sight. I finally realized why I hadn't had my omelet in so long even though they had only relocated to downtown Pittsburg: the name change left me totally in the dark! But now that I'm back in the Light(house), I'm back to being a regular fixture in my old hangout. And it's just as good as it always was. Thanks, Big Daddy!

This place serves great food and great service! Omar is very friendly, accommodating and will bend…read moreover backwards to ensure a pleasant dining experience! The place is bright and clean and shines as a cafe. My favorites are the Ross' Special and the steak and eggs They are only open for breakfast and lunch.

We finally made it back to Sylvia' Restaurant It had been…read moreat least 8 years since we'd last visited, and I forgot--until the first few bites--how consistently good this place has stayed. The morning atmosphere has that classic neighborhood warmth to it--no rush, no fuss--just comfort food done the way it's meant to be. From the moment we sat down, everything felt familiar in the best way, like our past and present got to meet right at the breakfast table. Our food was just... exactly right. The flavors were satisfying and full, the portions were the kind that make you feel taken care of, and the whole meal tasted like it was made with care instead of shortcuts. It's the type of breakfast that doesn't try too hard, but still delivers. Even after all this time away, **it was still excellent**, which is honestly the biggest compliment I can give. What made the visit extra special was the nostalgia. We weren't just eating breakfast--we were remembering why we loved coming here in the first place. It brought back that feeling of earlier mornings, earlier routines, and time spent together without even realizing how much we'd missed it. Coming back after so long made the experience feel bigger than a meal. **Bottom line:** If you're looking for a breakfast spot that's reliably delicious and also has that comforting, "we've been here before" feeling, **Sylvia's in Antioch** is absolutely worth a return visit--even if it's been years like it was for us.

Came by here last weekend for the first time in years. Still has a very old school diner feel…read more Nothing fancy and looks aged but the food was still good. Had the Geneva's omelette, which was packed with meat and cheese - very hardy and delicious. The pancake was good too though still a little tough for my taste. Friendly staff as always.

Excellent restaurant. Great food at great prices. Service was wonderful and the atmosphere was…read morefantastic. I would recommend this to anyone. Highly recommended.

Walking into wtf a window and one door boarded up kinda dark looking place but whatever we walked…read morein once we entered I immediately smelled something strange mold is the best way I can describe it maybe multiple dirty rags,mop, sewage something not pleasant I thought it was me I said out loud the smell is interesting in here my partner said I was just thinking that too we looked at each other and walked right out never made it to our seat Talking to other locals apparently when it was Applebees they had the same issue with that location hence why they didn't renew the lease. If you can tolerate the smell I guess it would be worth a try

Very good milkshakes and good customer service and great staff also very friendly to kids adults…read moreand animals but very good place

I've been here multiple times but this review is specifically only for the infamous Pittsburger,…read moreiykyk, only available on Fridays, with limited quantities. Every time I visit home I try to stop by Lumpy's to get this bad boy but they're always sold out. So this time around I came prepared. On Friday morning I called right when they opened at 7:00 AM to place a pre-order for 3 Pittsburgers ($25.17). The woman I spoke to on the phone said they're made around 9:45 AM, so I came back around 9:30 to pick them up. They were piping hot when I got them but unfortunately we ate them about 2 hours later because we brought them to an Alcatraz tour. These seem different from the ones I had when I went to PHS. They're definitely bigger and don't remember them being so dense (then again I haven't had one in ages). It's basically a Sloppy Joe with ground beef, a lot of ketchup, onions, cheese, and bread. Very simple ingredients but a ton of nostalgia. Anyone who went to PHS would say they adored the Pittsburger, so if you're feeling nostalgic on a Friday morning, definitely order one.