Awesome downtown alley in Redlands. The alley sits on the backside of restaurants between E Citrus…read moreand E state St. You can enter through fifth St. or Orange St. look for the colorful array of umbrellas. Great restaurant area, copehouse, oyster bar, love lock gate, hate burger is on the east end with pick up window and outside bar seats only. A local gem in the downtown area. Street parking is limited, parking lots and garages within a block.

Super cool area to take a stroll and take some great pictures. There's a couple of restaurants and…read morebars and an escape room along the way.

I love it here! It's so quaint and the shops are cute. It's fun to walk around and see the unique…read moreshops, grab a bite to eat, or maybe a coffee or an ice cream. Downtown has a vintage feel because it has been around for a long time. It's slightly reminiscent of the downtown area in Prescott, Arizona, but on a smaller scale. It's definitely the jewel of Redlands.

super chill place to come and relax, they have it weekdays and I believe some weekend. but it's…read morevery calm and relaxing. doesn't get to crazy so if you want to have a relaxing night thus is the place.

I've been going to Saverino's Italian Deli & Market for many years, and it has always been amazing…read more The food is consistently excellent, whether you're ordering a sandwich, lasagna, a side, or one of their daily specials. This place is always busy, both inside and with takeout orders, so I definitely recommend ordering ahead if you're in a hurry. That said, they are consummate professionals at what they do, and even if you walk in, the wait is never painful. My advice: check out the menu while you're in line and be ready to order when you get to the register. They're busy, and nobody wants to be the indecisive person holding up the line! Their daily specials are incredible, but be aware that if you want a special from a different day, it's not happening. Also, get there early if you want the special, because they can and do sell out -- which honestly just proves how good they are. Everything here is done right. The menu items are thoughtfully put together, balanced, and full of flavor. Portions are generous without being ridiculous, prices are very fair, and honestly, I think they may even be low compared to the value you get. The staff is always helpful, and the girl at the counter has been there as long as I've been going -- I believe she's family -- which says a lot about the heart behind this place. Don't skip the market, either. They carry some of the best Italian ingredients, and it adds even more to the experience. Saverino's is by far the best sandwich spot in Redlands, and I'd go out on a limb and put them in the top five on the West Coast. Family-run, local, consistent, and absolutely top notch. This place is a winner and deserves a try. Just one warning: THEY ARE ADDICTIVE!

Saverino's is a must when you're in the Redlands area. I've tried different sandwiches there, but…read morenothing seems to top the #1 "Saverino." It's by far their best sandwich. The cuts of meat are perfect, and the bread is delicious -- a little on the harder side, but very good. The staff is quick, helpful, and efficient. Parking can be a little tricky during lunchtime, but it's still easy enough to access. There's some seating both inside and outside, though the place isn't very big. I usually get my order to go.

Cool spot with a variety of places to eat or drink…read more Been here a few times - 1 was for their speakeasy (previously reviewed) and others just to get food or drinks with a group of friends. This past visit, we got food from both Fred's Red Tacos and Baba's Chicken. My food from Baba's was delicious. Loaded fries of some sort and everything on it was just perfect and complimented each other. My friends got Tacos and thoroughly enjoyed their food as well. You order from a kiosk but then are greeted by someone when your order is ready, from that specific place. Each time I've gone, I've had good customer service. Nothing spectacular but what you'd expect. Since so many options, price points vary that can help you stay within a budget if that's what you're looking for. Spacious and clean. There is always someone walking around to clean up.

The parking situation here is terrible. We circled the area three times looking for a spot. We…read moreeventually saw a sign advertising free parking in the structure, but following it only led us to a dead-end area, which was very frustrating. Be aware that the parking signage can be misleading. We finally found street parking, but it was limited to 90 minutes. In the end, we only spent about 15 minutes inside before leaving. Overall, we much prefer the Anaheim Packing District and Haven City Market. They offer a much better experience, including easier parking.

It is a gorgeous and peaceful place! The garden is beautiful and there is a church building across…read morefrom the temple! There was big parking lot and many branches around, it is a great place to read, to ponder, to walk around and to appreciate. It is not a church building so it is actually closed on Sunday but the temple ground is still open, you can take a nice Sunday walk here. Besides the open house time, this temple is only open to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints which is the place they make sacred promises with God, and marriage is one of them! If you ever have any questions while you are there( even just want to use borrow a restroom) feel free to walk into the chapel that is close by the temple, there are always missionaries and church representatives who are happy to help!

The Redlands Temple is also a beautiful place to do baptisms for the dead. There are some beautiful…read morestained glass windows here also. #LightTheWorld

Came on a Martini Monday - got the Lemon Drop. The lemon is tart and fruity but without the sugary…read moreflavor usually added - they use a sugar rim so you can adjust the sweetness to your liking. Excellent choice. The mushroom appetizer is seasoned perfectly, with just a hint of spice on the backend. It is perfectly paired with focaccia bread to soak up the sauce. I had the month's special Lobster ravioli. The sauce was a great balance of tomato and creamy flavors, but a nitpick is that within the ravioli the cheese slightly overpowered the lobster. The staff were quick, friendly, and attentive. The ambiance is quite nice with soft, warm lighting and an interesting and fun mix of textures and colors. The wall of TVs above the bar unfortunately do break the ambiance to some extent, but they're easy to ignore. I have now added Madri to my short list of downtown Redlands go-to restaurants!

Date with hubby. Recommended getting sat by the big picture windows but you are limited to only one…read moreset of menus, not able to order from the bar menu. The seating is beautiful but couch-side is a bit low compared to the table height. Service was quick and prompt. The chicken piccata and ragu came out fresh and hot. We shared a Caesar salad as well. All decent dishes. The cockatiel menu had some interesting mixes but we opted out. Overall, a lovely picturesque spot to have a meal. I can see a large party happening here since the interior is so well-done. The restrooms are nicely decorated and quite stylish too.

City of Redlands is a city I primarily visit when there are Yelp events such as at Sosogu Ramen and…read moreLappert's Ice Cream or when I am on a food adventure at Redlands Public Market in Downtown Redlands or hitting Buffet Star for lunch or dinner at Redlands Town Center or going to the DMV to accompany my daughters for their driving test or doing a half marathon race in the residential areas and orange groves of the city. Yes, my visit to Redlands is very intentional in the past and present. It is indeed an intriguing and interesting city with all the orange groves. I remember there was a farmer's market where I bought the best blood oranges that I have ever eaten. I'll have to find them again. Some residential areas are very well maintained and kept. Lots of Victorian style houses and buildings to admire block after block. Streets are clean and clutter free. I remember running through streets of mansions during my half marathon. There is a lot of wonderful rich history and heritage to explore in this city. I shall return not just for food and fun but for more fascinating citrus knowledge of the past because I love oranges. Come visit the City of Redlands! P.S., If you're curious like I am, per Google, Redlands is known for the city that "features large historic mansions, particularly in the South Redlands area, which historically earned it the nickname "The City of Millionaires" during the citrus boom." History defines the present. Very cool!

I love wall murals in city downtown areas, so here are a few from walking in Redlands last night…read more There's also a cool clock structure on one street corner. It was raining so I didn't look too close but I bet it displayed different time zones. Parking is tricky to find on a Saturday night so give yourself an extra 20 minutes if you have a reservation!

Such a cute concept with spaces being utilized throughout the area. Think of the gum alley in…read moredowntown SLO town or Seattle. Here in downtown Riverside, you have Mariposa Alley (Butterflies). During lunch we were trying to figure out what was around the area that was worth checking out. This popped up and was a 2 minute walk away. Just around the corner from Main Street next to a parking structure. It's a small little alley way that house all the fun cute butterflies hanging off the wall. The same concept as Collette Miller with the famous Angel wings scattered all over the place. One side of the wall is a massive mural of butterflies and flowers while the opposite side are butterflies. All different sizes and shapes hanging off the wall. You have the colorful wings lower down for that perfect photo op as well as smaller one hanging off the wall. A cute little walkway that's hidden off the Main Street. It's tucked in between the parking structure and city hall. A fun photo spot that's well maintained and clean. Alleyway was not messy one bit and in pretty good shape and clean.

A literally breath of fresh air in the middle of the city. While in town this week I decided to…read morewalk the city instead of drive. Lucky for me I found not only this beautiful alley, but so much more. There are many photo ops here and if you have someone with you even more shots possible. The alley is clean and easily accessible. Smack dab in the middle of downtown surrounded by shops and restaurants. A great stop if you love street art, butterflies or looking for something free and fun to do!

If you call and reception says there's no time listed for your party, why would you make the party…read morewait to be seated at the reservation time? Makes no sense.

Update May 2026: The dining experience was pretty good. Shoutout to our server Breland who took…read morecare of us. He was patient, attentive, thoughtful, and knowledgeable to my party's needs. We ordered the Chicken Marsala, Chicken Parmiaga, Mizithra Cheese and Browned Butter, and Shrimp Alfredo, the food was flavorful and dessert (Spumoni) was a hit. My only complaint was that there were two forks that were dirty; however we were able to have clean replacement forks. Aside from this issue, our dining experience was good and we would come back.

The city is located about 10 miles east of San Bernardino, and about 20 miles east of Colton…read more Yucaipa is known for poultry ranch and farms operations. The city has restaurants to name few: Oak House Amercan Road Trip Bar & Grill Hickory Ranch Steakhouse Corky's Kitchen & Bakery Clarkie's Diner Kopper Kettle Kafe & Katering Ocampo's Restaurant Mega Burgers Rosie's Del Mar Grill & Cantina Tuscano's Pizza & Pasta

Very nice City. Hardly any Hobos and clean and free of trash. Thr few Police do thier jobs well…read moretoo. Clean parks and transit system. Only downside are all the Bro-Ho goons driving around in a lifted truck with a loud exhaust. Trying to compensate for something lost or small ???