Breakfast burrito? Yes please. This is probably one of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had…read moreand this place knows how to load up a burrito. I went with the meat lovers version and this thing was packed. Eggs, hash browns, sausage, bacon, ham, melty cheese, and all wrapped tight in a warm tortilla. They don't skimp on anything. It's got that diner-style heartiness, and when you pour on the red or green salsa...Boom! everything just ties together. The homeade salsa was amazing also! Inside, it's got a classic local joint feel. Booths, tile floors, jerseys and photos on the wall, it gives off that neighborhood diner energy. The staff's cool, real chill. The guys behind the counter looked like they were having a good time while working, which always makes the whole place feel more welcoming. I'm not even from this area, just happened to be driving through and needed a good breakfast spot. Yelp pointed me here, and I'm glad it did. Total hidden gem for sure. If you're hungry and in the mood for a serious burrito, ot whatever tour in the mood for, swing by for sure!

I searched up popular breakfast spots around the area and came across Shorty'z. The staff here is…read morewelcoming and friendly. You order at the front, and a staff member brings the food over to your table. We were about to eat inside their patio while it was a little chilly, but some indoor booths opened up for us. We both got the bacon burrito ($14). This is a large breakfast burrito with chopped bacon, two scrambled eggs, hash browns, and cheese wrapped in a flour tortilla. You can pick either red or green salsa. I liked the green salsa as it had a good balance of spice and flavor. The burrito has a lot of hash browns, which can overpower the overall flavor and other ingredients. The breakfast burrito seemed a little pricy, but the portion size made up for it. I even took a small remnant of leftovers home.

I've been to Mr. D's Diner a few times now and can't believe I'm only reviewing it now. Shame on…read moreme. As someone who was spoiled by truly great chicken fried steak back when I lived in the Pacific Northwest, I'll admit I'm picky. Down here in this part of OC, there aren't many spots that even come close. Mr. D's? Not quite PNW-level--but honestly, pretty darn acceptable (and that says a lot lol). Their chicken fried steak comes out generous: well-battered, nicely fried, served with country potatoes and veggies. I do miss a good old biscuit and chunky, meaty gravy, but their version--while smoother and less chunky--is still tasty and satisfying.( but seriously, you could add more lol) We had an early family dinner here and everything hit the spot. I had the chicken fried steak, my fiancé ordered the chilaquiles, and the kids went classic with a BLT and a hamburger, both with fries. No complaints all around. Service is friendly and efficient, the restaurant is clean, bright, and very well kept. And the décor? Full-on 1950s diner vibes--done right. Not kitschy, not cheap-looking, just straight-up retro cool. Kudos to the Mr. D's team for committing to the theme. I didn't try the pies yet (they're staring at you from the display case), but they looked tempting enough that I know I'll be back. Solid diner, generous portions, good vibes. Definitely worth a stop.

This is our weekend breakfast place. Great food, our favorite is the San Fran Benedict…read more Angela B is the best bartender/server. She is quick to give us our menus, she is patient with us while we choose what to order. Even when she gets busy, she is always ready for us to order. We love the ambiance at the bar area. Friendly and inviting. This was our second weekend in a row coming. We will for sure be back and looking forward to Angela B serving us. Thanks Angela

Great food and great service. Garrett is on top of making your food experience worth the wait.read more

It's no secret my favorite part of breakfast out is when you take a bit of everything you've…read moreordered, especially the eggs and hash browns, and just mix it into a great jumble. It's kind of like a skillet, except you have full control of how much of each items goes into it. Normally I don't like a ton of gravy in this ritual, but something about the gravy and sausage at Paul's Country Kitchen made this Grand Finale especially delicious. I mean--the Char's Country Plate was good in itself. I've had something similar at the nearby Mr. D's with its two sausage patties on a biscuit covered in gravy along with eggs and hash browns. I think the version at Paul's was a bit better. Every bite was a delight. But I think the best bites were reserved when I got that bit a sausage and gravy into the mix with the hash browns and perfectly cooked eggs. Grand Finales are usually a joy, but this one was especially joyous. Also, noticeable was the great service here. I found the servers personable and discerning. They managed to give out good recommendations, answer any questions about the offerings, and still hold good conversation. That's rare at any food joint you go to. Not only that, they held down the fort when it came to refills, getting my order out quickly, and dropping the bill off when it came time. The personal touch here is impeccable. Lastly, the ambience is great here. The space is kind of limited, but they had plenty of booths and tables, 2-tops and 4-tops, and counter space. Everything was decorated brightly without seeming gaudy, and it gave off a welcoming feeling that is traditional with all local diners. I wouldn't mind eating in a place like this regularly. In conclusion, I think I found a new place to have breakfast. Not only that, I think I found a new place to recommend to others when I want to point out what makes a good diner/coffee shop.

When Perry's changed their name to Perry's, my wife and I had already renamed it Antonio's. Why?…read moreWhy not? Antonio's is our favorite Italian take-out bistro with the best tuna melt and frings... we like to think of it as non-conventional. The food is always good and the service is courteous. Now, they just have to get the name right.

Food selection Cost effective…read more Friends ambiance Close to home,.......................................................

It was my first time here. There is a small wait as it's a popular spot with the locals. The food…read morewas great! Pleasing to the eye and tongue. You get warm mini conchas as you wait for your food, so definitely extra points. Our server Yadi, was very welcoming and attentive. Definitely a spot to try.

We love this brunch place! The food never disappoints and the service is always great. The staff is…read morevery attentive with topping off our coffee and bringing out warm conchas!

Who doesn't read reviews when you're coming out of town! :) It's a LOCAL spot I've read, but the…read moreguy standing behind me has never been here and asking me about this place. LOL. Thanks to Yelp. Order before you sit. I had the brunch burrito and my husband had the breakfast omelette. Both sounded delicious for our first meal of the day! Surprisingly, there's no option for gratuity like so many other places when you order first. Sounds like a place I'll love to support! Love the verse at the bottom of my receipt... This place got super busy after I walked in at 11am... it's a tad small for a busy local spot!

Ordered a breakfast burrito with turkey (instead of pork), avocado and extra cheese. There was…read moreentirely too much flavorless hash browns inside the burrito for my liking. The burrito didn't have enough eggs or turkey either, and to top it off was very bland. Costs me around $17.50. I probably wouldn't order from this establishment again just based off my experience. There are far too many other establishments that offer better breakfast burritos at a better price point. Turkey breakfast burrito - 6/10 ($17.50) Parking- easy Customer service- 10/10

The food was beyond amazing. Big portions for low prices. The service was so helpful and kind. Gave…read morecozy diner vibes. Would definitely want to come again.

The staff here is incredible--always friendly and super helpful. Breakfast is out of this world…read more The burritos are packed, the French toast is thick and cooked just right, and the pancakes are fluffy perfection. And don't even get me started on lunch and dinner. The burgers are everything you hope for: flavorful, juicy, and just the right amount of greasy. We come here every week because the food is consistently great and always fills us up.

The place was very cute, a lot of pink aesthetic. It felt a little geared towards the influencer…read moretype, which is funny to see outside of Los Angeles but it was beautiful and clean nonetheless. The server was very kind and helpful, he was communicative and attentive. And the food! The food was great! It tasted good, AND seemed healthy and nutritious. Also, I appreciated their variety of options. I have a dairy allergy, and am often quite limited in what I can comfortably/safely eat, especially going out for breakfast. But here, they had multiple alternative dairy options! I even was able to get an oat milk latte! I will definitely be back. Love this place and am so glad they opened up this location.

Extremely disappointing experience. The restaurant was nearly empty, yet it still took about 45…read moreminutes just to receive our food after being seated. What made it even more frustrating was watching two tables that arrived after us get their food before we did. When our food finally arrived, it was poorly prepared and not worth the long wait. There didn't seem to be any reason for such slow service given how few customers were there. Between the excessive wait time, lack of organization, and low-quality food, this was one of the worst brunch experiences I've had. Unfortunately, I would not return or recommend this restaurant.

Three words: Gluten free pancakes!!! When was the last time you GF-ers had those, hmm?…read more The volume of food choices on their menu is immense. Every time I go here, there's a crowd and I am not surprised, this is the go-to breakfast spot in the Orange area. However, despite the crowd, we always get in reasonably quickly. They are used to the crowds and have a great system of crowd management. If you come here after church on Sunday though, you may wait a few. I love their cali skillet, which I always order with no cheese (I'm lactose intolerant too) and they ALWAYS get it right.

Flappy Jack's hands down has one of the best waffles. It's really hard for restaurants to make…read morewaffles crunchy the way I like it. It's always too thick and soft, or soggy with all the sauces all over it. But this place makes it perfectly crispy just like I ask. My BF also really loves his omelettes every single time. It looks thick and filled with all the goodies. The hashbrowns are also super crispy and delicious. I made a mistake of ordering the California Burger "medium well." It wasn't the best burger I've had but I guess it was on me for saying medium well (not sure why!) I don't recommend this. Try "medium" or "medium rare" if you order burgers. Morning crowds are always huge. Last time we waited about 30-40 minutes which isn't too terribly long. But this recent visit our food took 40 minutes which was the longest ever.

Everything taste so good and fresh. The hash browns are buttery and the pancakes are so good. The…read morecustomer service is also good very nice and friendly workers.

We have been coming to the original pancake house for over 45 years and I cannot believe how well…read morethe food service is still excellent. I love how you've expanded the restaurant .